Landscape: -Types, -Styles, -Principles and -Movements Flashcards

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Baroque

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concept of horizontal and vertical movement for cities -heights- grand stairs, water from fountains - spatial drama

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late 18th century

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romanticism replaced classical orders. Rococo was flowering. liberation of English garden -> freedom from autocratic rule

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Arts and Craft movement (nederlands)

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ambacht - eerlijke materialen en constructies. plezier in het werk, antimachine, sociaal geinspereerd, romantisch-socialisme

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Arts and Craft movement (english)

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Architecture for the sake of beauty, honesty of materials, power of impression, inspiration from nature, commemorative quality, flowers & topiary

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Historicism

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a mentally that values particular cultures and vanished epochs

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Landschapstheorie 18e eeuw

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The beautiful (schoonheid in kunst, het pestorale idyllische, romantisch beeld van boeren leven). The picturesque. The sublime (schoonheid uit het menselijke schaal overstijgend)

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17e eeuw

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frans autoritair systeem: de tuin als machtssymbool, wetenschappelijk modernisme in westerse cultuur. Hortis conclusis abandoned. classical style combined with Italian Baroque laid basis for city.

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20e eeuw

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people no longer looked to the past traditions for inspiration and a sense of continuity with history, they looked to the present and future as the only reliable basis for knowledge.

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Modernism

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expression of functional machinelike order and practibility - functionalist approach - Bauhaus - Le Corbusier - ease of movement - consequent liberation - innovation - free-standing sculptures

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Rococo

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light and decorative - elegance and delicacy of detail - naturalistic floral and rustic forms - highly picturesque scenery - exoticism - ornamental structures

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19e eeuw

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franse en industriele revolutie, slechte werkomstandigheden in fabrieken -> volksparken. wegennet als integraal onderdeel van volksgroen. belang circulatiesysteem, carriage drive

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16e eeuw

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natuur en kunst met elkaar verweven, kunst and ambacht vulden elkaar aan, konden alleen dankzij elkaar bestaan. ambacht en kennis was ook kunst.

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Roman Landscape ()

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roman villa’s - mythic - water - sculptures - mosaic - plants - spiritual mood

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Colonial

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Amerika - grid - wards -> (vierkante units: groen, woning, 2 grote gebouwen) - utilitarian gardens: farms & orchards - gravel paths - topiaries - plantation

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Jean - Marie Morelle, definitie landschapsarchitect (Architecte - paysagiste)

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  • je moet snappen wat de processen zijn en wat ze teweeg brengen. - je moet kaarten kunnen lezen en maken - je moet een kritische houding over natuur hebben
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Rousseausque principles

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  1. Garden as privileged space for enlightenment reversie 2. nature as imaginations muse 3. rustic simplicity as means to virtue
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Chinese gardening

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one with nature - energy/spirits - abstract beauty of rocks & minerals - mountains ->immortality - calligraphy, paintings, poetry - pine bamboo plum - qi

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principles of Le Notre’s approach (by Dezallier)

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-make art yield nature -excessive ornament abandoned -never cloud or darken garden -not make garden too open -manipulate the terrain and planting to conceal the garden boundaries

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Garden Cities of tomorrow

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Ebenezer Howard, Reactie op dichtheid bebouwing industriele stad, slechte woonomstandigheden, idealisme en utopie op praktische pragmatische grondslag, community denken

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Nieuwe bouwen (20th century)

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functionalisme - nieuwe constructies - nieuwe materialen; staal en glas - transparantie - functionele plattegrond - standardisatie - machine esthetiek - Tabula rasa

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Gilded Age , Italianate design

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Compartimentalized gardens - concealment - surprise - spatial intimacy - expression of cultural status

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Edwardian garden

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sheer aestheticism - art for arts sake - idyllic retreat - recreational refugee, 2 types: formal and survivalistic - geometric lines and flower borders

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Romanticism (late 18th century)

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public parks movement - spiritual counterbalance to scientific rationalism of the enlightenment - cultural groundwork for individual rights

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18e eeuw

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bevrijdt van het religieuze, staatkundige en traditionele jurk - de verlichting: rede, vrijheid, gelijkheid en broederschap - introduceren van de klassieke oudheid, reiken naar gouden eeuw

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Victorian gardens (19th century)
**picturesque tradition combined with romantic spirit** - **industrial materials** - **architecture of other ages** - efficiency - **knot-gardens** - **mazes** - topiary - less grandeur than french gardens
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Jardin anglais (french picturesque style)
**independent phenomena** - contemporary english gardens (influenced by) - **rococo features** - **fabriques** - **two types: theatrical, exotic and libertine anglo-chinois, moral and sentimental rousseauesque characteristics**
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Industrial revolution (19e eeuw)
**child labour** - **illness** - personal pleasure promoted - **pleasure garden** - **recreational preserve** - **reserve of modernism**
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Middle Ages (\>5th century)
**good and evil** - **heaven and hell** - human and divine - **enclosure** - **medieval garden** - gate and fence - **locus amoenus** -\> earthly paradise
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English landscape style
**Palladianism** - **classical ornament** - real & fabricated ruins - **thematic itineraries of allegorical heroism** - **Augustan Amateurs** - grassy hills - **wooden bridge**
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French Renaissance
**firmly rooted in italian style** - **limitlessness by axes** - **needed money to survive** - **dutch variant**: defined by water, **english variant**: scientific approach waterworks and grottoes
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Italian Renaissance (15th century)
**Allegories** - **elongated axes** - **unending universe** - ancient roman architecture - **humanism** - theater for the initiated - **giardino segreto** -\> secluded & enclosed garden room
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Picturesque (19th century)
**cementaries**, **"looking for the picturesque"**, **intricacy** - **variety** - outcrops of rock - **contrast of dark and light** - grouping of trees - still popular till 1900's
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City beautiful movement (20th century)
**monumental planning** - **paris beaux-arts** - **neoclassical monuments** - **axial planning** - **naturalistic landscaping** complemented Beaux-Arts architectural gardens
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Humanists
**classical myth** - **christian mystery** - **natural world** - **westerse esoteriek** - **symbolen in kunst**
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New Urbanism
**street pattern and land use of the old 19th century** - **socially vibrant environment** - **better homes for the poor** - **discipline the automobile** - **compact in scale**
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De Stijl 1918
**nieuwe beelding** - **Abstractie** - **universele waarden** - **niet verhalend** - (anti -individualistisch, -ornamental, -emotie, -natuur) - **nieuwe concepten natuur** -\> Licht, Zon, Lucht
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First, second and third nature
**garden is the third, agrarian the second and wilderness the first**