The role of cultural heritage in landscape architecture is significant as it involves incorporating the cultural values, traditions, and beliefs of a community into the design of public and private spaces. Cultural heritage can provide a sense of place and identity to a landscape, creating a connection between the people and the environment. This can be achieved through the use of materials, symbols, and elements that are representative of a particular culture, as well as through the preservation of historic and significant locations. By recognizing and incorporating cultural heritage into the landscape design, a landscape architect can create a more meaningful and sustainable space that reflects the community's identity and values.
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