As a student of landscape architecture, I can tell you responsibly here that if you have decided to enter the landscape architecture major, then you have to learn a lot of knowledge, which is very complicated. It is true that different institutions have different knowledge, so I can only give you the experience I have learned in the past four years as a reference.

First of all, you need to be a serious and meticulous person. As a major that can be landed, landscape architecture will eventually land, no matter how big it is to parks or small courtyards. In this case, you must be serious and make sure that every detail can't go wrong, otherwise the consequences will be unimaginable.

Second, you will need to learn a lot about art aesthetics, from sketching gouache to architectural principles and color composition. You will find that as an engineering student, you are learning a lot of things that art students need to learn, but you will also know that any kind of external aesthetic things will need such artistic aesthetics. Then you need to know every detail of landscape engineering, such as what kind of pavement to use, how high and what size the house should be built? These basics will be learned. Secondly, you will learn something that only liberal arts students can learn. For example, the history of China gardens, the history of western gardens and the artistic principles of landscape architecture.

You need to know the world, including the characteristics of garden styles in different periods in China, in order to create better and better garden landscapes. Finally, in addition to the above points, many colleges and universities will also offer courses related to plants. The most different from architecture is that it is landscaping, and landscaping is inseparable from the collocation of plants. You need to know all kinds of habits and applications of plants, know many common plants in gardens, know their flowering characteristics, and plant them reasonably in gardens to add color to the whole landscape. ?