Professional Practice for Landscape Architects

by NicolaGarmory (Author), Clare Winsch (Author), RachelTennant (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2002

  $5.44

  This is both a guide for those preparing for the professional practice examinations and an ideal reminder and reference for those in practice in the UK and other areas following UK rules. Professional Practice deals with the practical issues of being successful in the landscape design business. It provides a framework of the issues that underlie the work of landscape architects in business and in law. Collected into one volume are all the relevant but diverse legal, business and practical contract management themes of the Professional Practice examination. Valuable information is presented in easy to follow line diagrams and flow charts. Key Schedules and Acts, which are presented and updated on a companion website are clearly explained and made easy to understand. Topics covered include Landscape Practice, Liability and the Law, Planning Legislation, Environmental Legislation, Tendering and Contract Administration. The contents of the book reflect the author team's understanding of the working environment of landscape architecture and their experience of communicating that knowledge to their profession. Relevant in the UK and in all countries in the commonwealth which practice under UK rules, it covers every aspect of the Professional Practice exam with this comprehensive source of information. It helps you gain a clear understanding of the legal and commercial environment of landscape architecture in the UK. Benefit from the author team's 10 years experience of teaching for the Professional Practice exam.

• Used

  Paperback
  2007

  $4.38

  This book, organised in an extremely-user friendly manner, equips the landscape architect with all of the required knowledge in business and law. It is of great value to Landscape architects throughout their academic and professional life.
  
  Landscape architecture students will find this book vital to their education and it will also be useful for landscape students on non-professional programmes who wish to understand the regulatory and planning backgrounds to their studies and for students on technical-type landscape programmes.
  
  It is compulsory reading for everyone preparing for the new Pathway to Chartership examination. Not only will it help you pass the exam but you will, along with the thousands of fully-qualified landscape architects in the UK, find it an extremely time-saving reference in your busy working lives.