The design philosophy of Edenic gardens: tracing ‘Paradise Myth’ in landscape architecture

In this article I will explore the myths of Eden in Western and Oriental culture and consideration of people's natural perception and usage. It is aimed at studying how cultural ideologies and belief systems related to Eden affect landscape production and how the landscape icons affect other cultures. This study explains the evolution of the Garden of Eden and its influence on the landscape design by interpreting the paradise of heaven and Arcadia in eastern and western culture as two different landscape narratives and makes it easy to emerge and evolve them to introduce. It studies the philosophy and ideology of the ancient world as a starting point of the investigation and discusses how the landscape architecture reflects the general attitude toward nature in society. Then this article focuses on paradise in Persia and explains the concept of imaging as an intuitive interpretation of the concept of landscape design. It predicts the deformation of icons and patterns of the Persian paradise garden landscape design through historical and spatial surveys.

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Prior to 1800, the history of landscape gardening (later known as a landscape architecture) was dominated by the manor, palace, royal belongings, religious buildings, and the central plan of the government center and the design of the garden It was. An example is André Renault's work at Vor Vicomte for the King Louis IV at the Palace of Versailles. The first person who wrote the landscape is Joseph Addison, created in 1712. The term landscape architecture was invented by Gilbert Laing Meason in 1828 and John Claudius Loudon (1783-1843) adopted a modern landscape architecture. It has played an important role. Career He took the word from Mason and advertised his book "encyclopedia" and the landscape gardening and landscape architecture of late Humphrey Lepton in 1840.