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After the confirmation of European Convention on
Landscape (2006), it became strictly urgent to
define the role of Landscape Architect and to give
an homogeneous acknowledgement of the
professional activity in the matters of Territory’s
Planning and Town Designing, in every European
Country. A famous Portuguese Landscape
Architect, Cristina Castel Branco, through this
interview, explains which are the causes of such a
delay to define a specific role af Landscape
Architect as an indipendent and specialist activity
from others that actually play the same role not
having the proper cultural and scientific education
to do so. In the opinion of Cristina Castel Branco,
though, the main reasons are concerned about the
different levels of education inside the Universities
and Master Schools of any countries of Europe,
because they can not assure an effective
integration between the humanistic and Fine Arts
Culture with the scientific and technological
Culture
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landscape architecture landscape designer university and professional education landscape planning urban design
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Citation
Ri-Vista ricerche per la progettazione del paesaggio Dottorato di Ricerca in Progettazione Paesistica I Facoltà di Architettura I Università degli Studi di Firenze gennaio-giugno 2013 I ISSN1724-6768 I Firenze University Press