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This document outlines the scope of work for a landscape architect, including 5 key areas: 1) Master Planning which combines biophysical and cultural features to improve relationships between built and natural environments. 2) Site Planning where the landscape architect coordinates various project aspects and remains committed to completion. 3) Design which includes detailed environmental and site analysis, developing design concepts and construction plans. 4) Project Management of coordinating elements from small to large projects. 5) Implementation by working with individuals, groups and contractors to execute plans and designs.
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2. Site planning where the landscape architect coordinates various project aspects and remains committed to completion.
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