Trees and buildings : complement or conflict? / edited by Tony Aldous.

Title & Author:

Trees and buildings : complement or conflict? / edited by Tony Aldous.

Publication:

London : RIBA Publications : Tree Council, 1979.

Description:

95 pages : illustrations ; 20 x 21 cm

Notes:
" ... based on the proceedings of a conference organised by the Tree Council and the Royal Institute of British Architects ..."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 94-95).
Also issued online.

Summary:

The function and role of trees in the human environment is described. Guidelines to plan trees around buildings are given

ISBN:

0900630736
9780900630736

Subject:

Trees in cities Congresses.
Urban beautification Congresses.
Trees Congresses.
Landscape architecture Congresses.
Trees in cities.
Afforestation.
Tree planting.
Landscape architecture.
Arbres dans les villes.
Boisement.
Arbres Plantation.
Architecture du paysage.
Arbres dans les villes Congrès.
Arbres Congrès.
Architecture du paysage Congrès.
landscape architecture (discipline)
Trees
Urban beautification
gebouwen
buildings
bosbouw
forestry
groene zones
green belts
heggen
hedges
houtachtige planten als sierplanten
ornamental woody plants
plattelandskern
rural settlement
straatbomen
street trees
steden
towns
stedelijke planning
urban planning
dorpen
villages
Nature Management (General)
Natuurbeheer (algemeen)

Form/genre:

Congresses.
Conference papers (document genres)
Conference papers and proceedings

Added entries:

Aldous, Tony.
Tree Council (London, England)
Royal Institute of British Architects.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 176925
Call No.: SB436.T7 (ID:98-B3161)
Status: Available

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