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    Simple but complex

    Egoz, Shelley
    Abstract
    Memorials are often manifested in monuments. Landscape architecture, however, views environments as patterns. Rather than focusing on objects in space, as architecture often relates to landscape, landscape architects endeavor to achieve multi-faceted aesthetic and emotional spatial experiences. Sometimes it is a simple, minimalist and under-stated approach that brings forward the most powerful, meaningful and moving spaces. Such is the experience of the Valley of Communities holocaust memorial in Jerusalem.
    Keywords
    landscape architecture; memorial design; Valley of Communities; Holocaust History Museum
    Fields of Research
    120107 Landscape Architecture
    Date
    2002-07
    Type
    Journal Article
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    Egoz, S. (2002). Simple but complex. Landscape New Zealand, July/August, 18-20.
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