Global Certificate Japanese Garden Design Inspiration

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The Global Certificate Japanese Garden Design Inspiration course is a comprehensive program that provides learners with an in-depth understanding of the principles, techniques, and cultural significance of Japanese garden design. This course is essential for individuals interested in landscape design, architecture, horticulture, and cultural arts.

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과정 세부사항

• Japanese Garden History and Philosophy
• Design Principles of Japanese Gardens
• Selecting Plants for a Japanese Garden
• Stones and Rocks in Japanese Garden Design
• Water Features in Japanese Gardens
• Bridges, Paths, and Structures in Japanese Gardens
• Japanese Garden Maintenance and Care
• Incorporating Japanese Garden Elements in Modern Design
• Case Studies: Iconic Japanese Gardens
• Cultural Significance and Influence of Japanese Gardens

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