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Segregation in designed landscape - history and future

Through the history of landscape architecture, there have been many examples of social segregation reflected in the designed landscape – from the English residential squares that separated different social classes, racially segregated American parks and ethnically divided cemeteries, to the Islamic courtyards that secluded women. People in places such as private gardens, public parks, squares, beaches, streets, cemeteries, and playgrounds have been segregated by socioeconomic status, age, race, gender, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, mental health, and physical disabilities.

Segregation, Landscape Design, Inclusive Urbanism, Urban Space

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