The National Landscape Guidelines The park aims to provide basic references to professionals, especially those in the landscape architecture industry. These guidelines are designed with the primary emphasis on providing a landscaped green area that complies with the aesthetic functions and diversity of the environment to enrich a design. These factors are clearly stated in each chapter; where the chapter is organized and its contents are in the following order:

Chapter 1 (Introduction)

This chapter covers basic explanations of some of the key aspects of landscape architecture. It also addresses current issues of the environment to raise awareness of green areas. It is also closely linked to the goal of promoting development that complies with the concept of State Park.

Chapter 2 (Landscape Development Planning)

Designing a basic work in landscape architecture is the first thing to consider. Landscape architectural design presented through the National Landscape Guidelines The park aims to present the procedures and procedures for preparing Landscape Master Plans. The long-running Landscape Master Plan is a key source of comprehensive landscape planning and it also shows the direction of development. This design is referred to as the continuation of a development to the planning and objectives of the area.

Chapter 3 (Landscape Conservation and Conservation)

Awareness of environmental protection as well as development based on conservation of nature led to the development of this third chapter. Sensitive areas and heritage areas should be protected from development that acts as a nuisance to the existing situation. The knowledge base in implementing landscape architecture design is described in this chapter.

Chapter 4 (Landscape Architecture Design)

The architectural elements of the landscape are either soft or rugged landscape, always based on the function of a land use component. Accordingly, the description of the purpose, concept and standard of the green / land area is based on the land use component; as stated in each section contained in this chapter. Each is carefully stated with guidelines on the areas that need attention. This can be seen with the help of illustrations and diagrams as the main reference.

Chapter 5 (Landscape Project Management)

The basic procedures for the implementation of landscape projects are outlined in this chapter. It highlights several key aspects such as Local Center, Certificate of Completion and Planning Permission as part of the implementation, preparation and planning process before a project runs smoothly. This chapter describes each of these aspects as a preliminary step before heading to the project site.

Chapter 6 (Landscape Management and Maintenance)

The final chapter in the National Landscape Guidelines of the Park presents the basics of landscape management and maintenance including soft landscape elements and rugged landscape. Although there are various methods on maintenance issues, these guidelines are just a basic reference that is often practiced. The latest developmental trends are seen as complementary to the guidelines presented. The use of the proposed methods should be tailored to the scale, timeliness, site conditions and different cost requirements of a project.

Each chapter in the National Landscape Guidelines of the Park is closely related although it is separated by the selected aspects. They need to be read and referenced in order for a broader understanding.

In this regard, the National Park Landscape Guidelines can assist in achieving the goals of developing the Garden State concept, which in turn contributes to addressing and mitigating global environmental issues.

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