Vol. 21 No. 21 (2022): Landscape architecture and art : scientific journal of the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies

Articles

• The Ogres Zilie kalni park urban forest management

  Ieva Kraukle, Ilze Stokmane, Kristine Vugule

  7-17

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• The planning of green infrastructure using a three-level approach

  Daiga Skujāne, Aiga Spage

  18-29

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• The importance of silhouette in the perception of the urban landscape. Saldus example

  Līva Ķeire, Kristine Vugule

  30-40

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• Opportunities for revitalising the outdoor spaces of historic town centres in Zemgale

  Aija Ziemeļniece, Agnese Ločmele

  41-49

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• Public open space placemaking suitable for adolescents

  Laura Kalniņa, Ilze Stokmane

  50-58

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• The color of the surface of the Art object as a means of harmonizing the modern architectural environment

  Oksana Pylypchuk, Andrii Polubok

  59-67

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• Communicative Proactivity in Architectural Initiatives Supported by the Lithuanian Council for Culture

  Eglė Navickienė, Vaida Almonaitytė Navickienė

  68-79

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• Multicriteria assessment of landscape architecture projects: the sustainability perspective

  Gintaras Stauskis, Jonas Jakaitis

  80-89

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• Technology support in exploring and identifying valuable elements of Kuldīga and Sēlpils Castles

  Artūrs Lapiņš

  90-95

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• Malpils Manor: architecture, cultural and historical developments. Second half of the 18th century – first quarter of the 21st century

  Jānis Zilgalvis

  96-104

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• Traditions in the formation of historical manor parks of the Poltava Region (Ukraine)

  Liudmyla Shevchenko, Natalia Novoselchuk, Olena Troshkina

  105-114

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• The influence of religious and worldview factors on the landscape design in Japan and China

  Maria Żychowska, Ivan Chornomordenko, Iryna L. Kravchenko, Liliia Gnatiuk, Andrii Dmytrenko, Anastasiia Urakina, Vladyslav Smilka

  115-123

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• Development and Evolution of Palmette Ornament: An Influence on Islamic Architecture

  Fatima Zahra, Safrizal Shahir

  124-130

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