‘Paradisus Oculorum’: the comparison of two linen damask designs of formal gardens

IntroductionThe European will to modify the natural world emerged through English landscape design during the eighteenth century. Released from the neo-classical aesthetic dichotom...

Islamic gardens evoke images of paradise in the hereafter and places of historical beauty and abundance in the designed landscapes of this world from the Middle East heartland acro...

Este artigo tem como propósito apontar maneiras de pensar e praticar a educação não formal em um curso de graduação em Pedagogia e colaborar para a formação do futuro profissional ...

Despite the growing interest in Chinese gardens, there is a lack of research on Changsha Gardens. Through document retrieval, review, and map analysis, we reconstructed the Changsh...

Gardening in the West flourished in classical antiquity, especially during the time of the Roman Empire, but went into decline during the earlier Middle Ages. Revived along with ot...

The hand weaving of damask is no longer a craft that is commonly learned and very few books on the subject have been published in the last century. Damask weaving still exists amon...

Designers and academics are interested in the characteristics, differences, and similarities between built environments such as garden types. This investigation aims to examine the...

Aim/Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to address the gap in the recognition of prior learning (RPL) by automating the classification of non-formal learning certificates using d...