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is use to emphasize the artistic principle of converying
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act of describing, finding and illustrating design solutions
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considered to be tje organizational phase of the entire landscape design proccess
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softscape (miekki kajobraz) start learning
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refer to natural elements including soil and plant life
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sustainabillity (zrownowazony rozwoj) start learning
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ability to withstand and endure a variety of elements
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lay of the land, more specifically the way it slooes as well as its draiange patterns
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creation and placement of various types of transportation
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process or act of arranging the both appearance and functionality of a town or city
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explores a wide range of circumstances and aspects involving environment and communities
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program that involve redevelopment of land in areas of moderate to heavy urban sage
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removal od excess water from landstape
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minimizes a destructive impact on the land by integrating its components.
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ecological restoration (rekonstrukcja) start learning
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recently deceloped study of restoring an ecosystem through active intervention
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environmental inventory (inwentarz srodowiskowy) start learning
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recording of a sites man-made and natural resources, including variables as animal life, vegetation
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made of variety of materials chain links, PVC, vinyl
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focuses on the design of small gardens and outdoor living areaa.
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surrounded completely by woods, open grassy area
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mechanical process of movimg soil
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strips of either agricultural or outlying areas of land
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design elements that are added to the natural resoursces being used and include paving, gravel, stones
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Responsible for designing, plannimg and management of an outdoor space
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amount of land, countrysite or cotyscape that can be seen at once in a glance
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indigenous or native to a space ecosystem
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elemente found inherent to a certain area that can be mined for some purpouse
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stretch of the road laid through a garden or park style of landscape
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paved with materials bricks, concrete, stones
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open frameworks, usually of wood or lattice
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several arches which are created by series of trees
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sheet details info such as site boundaries and other points
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man-made creation of alterations
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located to the end of a walkway
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achive some type of picturesque visual effect
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goal of utilizing protecting
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act of protecting and improving an area as natural
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creative detailed ilustractions that display... utility value
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appears to be completely natural but actually has both features and elementes that wer planned deisgned etc
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more accurate depictions of the proposed work to be done. Used to showcase
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