The fourth book in Amoroso`s Representing Landscapes series focuses on traditional methods of visual representation in landscape architectural education. Landscapes: Analog is a return to the basic foundations of landscape architecture¿s original medium of visual communication.

1. Introduction: Why Use the Analogue in Today¿s Landscape Architectural Education? 2. Drawing on the Power of the Original 3. Marking Time 4. The Archaeology of the Drawing and How to Slow Ideas down in a Design Conversation 5. Composing Cartographies of Complexity 6. Urban Sketching: The Practice of Sketching and Communicating 7. The Hand Graphics Experience 8. Practice and Permission to Take Shortcuts 9. Inside Out: Illustrating Site Experience through Drawing 10. Intent and Craft: Making Refined Drawings 11. Notational Topographies and Experiential Literacies through Constructive Drawings 12. Intermediate-Level Sketching in Architecture and Landscape Architecture 13. Fundamentals for Hand Developed (Re)fined Drawings 14. Understanding Landscape and Drawing Idea 15. Analogue Fields 16. Lands Types And Models¿ Forms: The Art of Represented Models in Middle-Scale Landscape Architecture 17. Modeling Ecologies: Raw Materials and Conceptual Optics 18. A Kiss over a Tweet: Operating a Snow Academy to Scale in a Cool Climate 19. Modeling Ideas ¿ Landscapes as Representational Systems 20. Making Parts and Pieces Afterwords ¿ Professional Practice Using the Analogue 21. A New Way to Produce Landscapes Portal into Intuition as Method: DoodleTech 22. How a Sketchbook Shapes a Practice: OLIN 23. Strokes of Inspiration: The Hallmark of Evocative Design ¿EDSA Hand Graphics 24. The Analogue Version