LANDSCAPE DESIGN TECHNIQUES NOBLE ESTATES
Abstract
In article considered nobiliary farmstead is the special cultural environment of Ukraine XVIII-XIX cc., the phenomenon is difficult, multidimensional. Farmstead complexes are located in the most picturesque places. Investigate the planning structure of farmsteads of Kharkov province, as well as the structure of the garden and park facilities as the main objects of the landscape and planning farmsteads. Among basic directions of study of the Russian nobiliary farmstead it is possible to select historical, genealogical, architectural, study of art. Considered the contribution of farmstead complexes to the structure and variety of cultural landscape. The old farmstead is natural and cultural phenomenon.Downloads
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