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Wisdom of Place: A Guide to Recovering the Sacred Origins of Landscape
Chip Sullivan, Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning





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An ASLA top-ten book of 2023
Drawn from the union of art, nature, and metaphysics, Wisdom of Place explores the meaning and symbolism of nature-based archetypes from cultures across the globe. From the air we breathe to the flowery mead to merfolk, landscape architecture professor Chip Sullivan and co-author Elizabeth Boults reveal the sacred origins still at work today and ours to preserve for tomorrow.