Dreaming gardens : landscape architecture and the making of modern Israel /
Helphand, Kenneth I.
Dreaming gardens : landscape architecture and the making of modern Israel / Kenneth Helphand. - 1st ed. - Santa Fe, N.M. : Center for American Places in association with the University of Virginia Press, Charlottesville, 2002. - xiv, 239 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 29 cm. - Center books on the international scene . - Center books on the international scene. .
Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-231).
Garden and landscape : Gan and Nof -- Talmud and Ulpan -- Stone -- Water -- Plants -- Shaping space -- Culture of use -- Inside/outside : Ha-aretz/Hutz-la-aretz -- Designing change -- Shaping time -- Making the frame -- The next generation.
"Israeli landscape architects have been integral to their country's development, designing places that have become symbolic icons of the nation. The Valley of the Destroyed Communities at Yad Vashem, Haas-Sherover Promenade in Jerusalem, Ben Gurion's gravesite at Sde Boker, Yarkon Park of Tel Aviv, all of Israel's national parks, university campuses, most kibbutzim, and even entire cities have been designed and planned by Israel's landscape architects. Yet despite their unique contribution to the nation's identity, their work is largely unknown outside Israel." "Dreaming Gardens is a work that provides, for the first time, a framework for understanding the contributions of landscape architecture in the creation of Israel. The development of the landscape architecture profession in Israel paralleled the development of the state, as immigrants brought skills and ideas from the Diaspora, creating a unique opportunity for designers to help shape their national identity. Helphand's clear writing, complemented by copious color illustrations, charts the shifting attitudes of this singular culture toward its land, landscapes, communities, and nation."--Cover.
1930066066 9781930066069
2002073864
Israel
Landscape architecture--History.--Israel
Landscape design--History.--Israel
Gardens--Designs--History.--Israel
SB470.55.I75 / H46 2002
718 712.26(569.4)
Dreaming gardens : landscape architecture and the making of modern Israel / Kenneth Helphand. - 1st ed. - Santa Fe, N.M. : Center for American Places in association with the University of Virginia Press, Charlottesville, 2002. - xiv, 239 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 29 cm. - Center books on the international scene . - Center books on the international scene. .
Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-231).
Garden and landscape : Gan and Nof -- Talmud and Ulpan -- Stone -- Water -- Plants -- Shaping space -- Culture of use -- Inside/outside : Ha-aretz/Hutz-la-aretz -- Designing change -- Shaping time -- Making the frame -- The next generation.
"Israeli landscape architects have been integral to their country's development, designing places that have become symbolic icons of the nation. The Valley of the Destroyed Communities at Yad Vashem, Haas-Sherover Promenade in Jerusalem, Ben Gurion's gravesite at Sde Boker, Yarkon Park of Tel Aviv, all of Israel's national parks, university campuses, most kibbutzim, and even entire cities have been designed and planned by Israel's landscape architects. Yet despite their unique contribution to the nation's identity, their work is largely unknown outside Israel." "Dreaming Gardens is a work that provides, for the first time, a framework for understanding the contributions of landscape architecture in the creation of Israel. The development of the landscape architecture profession in Israel paralleled the development of the state, as immigrants brought skills and ideas from the Diaspora, creating a unique opportunity for designers to help shape their national identity. Helphand's clear writing, complemented by copious color illustrations, charts the shifting attitudes of this singular culture toward its land, landscapes, communities, and nation."--Cover.
1930066066 9781930066069
2002073864
Israel
Landscape architecture--History.--Israel
Landscape design--History.--Israel
Gardens--Designs--History.--Israel
SB470.55.I75 / H46 2002
718 712.26(569.4)