Aesthetics Of Contemporary Western Landscape Architecture

With the development of Modernism & Contemporary Art, People'sAesthetics has been enhanced. Due to Landscape Architecture serve for people'sspirit, it has more request to it than any others. Landscape Architecture is part ofThe Urban Aesthetics. Since 1960s a lot of artistic Landscape Architectures havegrowed rapidly in Europe & The United States of America.It is an improvementfor city and landscape. It has offered the new content to Landscape Architecture by Modernism &Contemporary Art and The Idea of Technology & Biology. The MordenLandscape Architect has been built by plastic, steel, glass, perspex, textile insteadof brick, stone and tile. The structure form is great different from former form.With the development of times, More and more design idea and form has beencreated. It A lot of Landscape Architectures have emerged in anti-tradition andpioneer form, Example for workarts, accident-arts conception building and so on.The Morden Landscape Architect is more closed to nature, history and technology.It is more humanity. This Article has covered The Westen Contemporary Landscape Architecturein Art, biology and technology. It has defined the conception of LandscapeArchitecture analyzed the architectture background of culture, philosophy,psychology and art in The First Chapter. In the second & third chapter, it explainsthe close relationship between Landscape Architecture and Art, according to threeclues that is The Objectivity Abstract Art, The Subjectivity Representationalism &The Migration Expressionism. It discusses the relationship between The BiologyAestheics and Landscape Architecture in three aspects: The Organic Form & TheSculptural Architecture, Naturalism & Local Architecture, The Technical BiologyLandscape Architecture. It discusses the relationship between The TechnologyAestheics and Landscape Architecture in three aspects: The Precision Surface,The Machinery & Industry Aestheics, The Technology Landscape Architecture. Itlists seven trends of contemporary Landscape Architecture in epilogue.