ISCO Occupation Group 2162.1 Landscape Architect

Definition

Landscape Architect: Landscape architects plan and design the construction of gardens and natural spaces. They determine the specifications and distribution of the space. They combine an understanding of the natural space with a sense of aesthetics in order to create a harmonious space.

Essential Skills

Landscape Design
Ecology
Specify Landscape Design Components
Green Space Strategies
Urban Planning
Integrate Measures In Architectural Designs
Develop Architectural Plans
Zoning Codes
Identify Customer'S Needs
Aesthetics
Landscape Architecture
Manage Landscape Design Projects
Architecture Regulations
Advise On Landscapes
Design Landscape Schemes
Landscape Analysis
Design Spatial Layout Of Outdoor Areas
Provide Cost Benefit Analysis Reports

Optional Skills

Use Cad Software
Coordinate Construction Activities
Create Gis Reports
Historic Architecture
Zero-Energy Building Design
Civil Engineering
Soil Structure
Create New Landscape Designs
Energy Performance Of Buildings
Communicate With Local Residents
Use Landscaping Service Equipment
Create Thematic Maps
Horticulture Principles
Build A Product'S Physical Model
Energy Efficiency
Landscaping Materials
Liaise With Local Authorities
Provide Technical Expertise
Finish Project Within Budget
Flower And Plant Products
Operate Landscaping Equipment
Promote Sustainability
Assess Environmental Impact
Advise On Soil And Water Protection
Plant Species
Characteristics Of Plants
Use Technical Drawing Software
Conduct Land Surveys
Follow Work Schedule
Use Manual Draughting Techniques
Forest Conservation
Carry Out Tendering
Use Geographic Information Systems

Alternative Names

Landscapes Architect
Landscape Engineer
Landscape Design Expert
Landscape Artist
Landscape Design Specialist
Landscape Specialist
Landscape Expert

Specializations

Specialization	Title
C2162.1.1	ISCO Specialization 2162.1.1 Landscape Designer

Higher Level

ISCO Unit Group 2162 Landscape Architects