E. Gardens . The history of the garden in America could be described as a movement from revivals or copies of European styles to an exploration of America's social, cultural and geographical diversity. F. Historic Landscapes . Whereas the preservation of buildings is a straightforward process of protecting or restoring architectural fabric, the preservation of landscapes composed of organic tissue and subject to the vagaries of climate and natural processes is a far more complicated undertaking. G. Housing Environments .
Site planning for housing is a major contribution of the modern landscape architect.
H. Institutional and Corporate Landscapes . The significance of the institutional and corporate landscape today is that they have demonstrated that both quality open space and memorable imagery are vital to the human experience. I. Landscape Planning . Planning the landscape has become the most significant of all land use objectives. In the information age, landscape planning can help us use our resources more intelligently than we ever have before.