1. Sustainability: Landscape architects aim to create designs that are environmentally sustainable, socially responsible, and economically viable.
2. Context: Landscape architects consider the existing natural and built environment when designing a new landscape. They also take into account the history and cultural significance of the site.
3. Functionality: Landscape architects ensure that their designs are practical and serve the intended purpose. They consider factors such as accessibility, safety, and user experience.
4. Aesthetics: Landscape architects create designs that are visually appealing and harmonious with their surroundings. They consider the principles of art and design, such as balance, proportion, and color.
5. Collaboration: Landscape architects work closely with various stakeholders, including clients, architects, engineers, and local communities. They take their input into consideration and strive to create designs that meet everyone's needs.
6. Continuity: Landscape architects aim to create designs that are enduring and adaptive to changing circumstances. They consider the long-term impact of their designs and how they can evolve over time.
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