arquitecto paisajista

arquitecto paisajista

A licensed professional who plans and designs landscapes. In some states this designation can only be used by certified professionals. Landscape architects are usually schooled in engineering and architecture and typically work on projects larger than residential properties.

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Designer pictures in his/her mind what an area will look like before the landscape design process begins.

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