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		By: Christine		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am noticing in design discourse lately the use of the word ‘style’ as almost a synonym for an ‘aesthetic’, and its even looser use as a term closer to ‘mood’ in less design versed circles. (For example the use of Hampton style in the ‘styling’ of developments. 
This radical uncoupling of design aesthetics from design theory is problematic, as with architects it has historically lead to such moments in history as they battle of styles’. 
It is Interesting here that you are looking at both what designers are doing and what the are saying to identify that something new and different from what was previously happening (what designers were previously saying and the work they were previously doing) is occurring within garden design.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am noticing in design discourse lately the use of the word ‘style’ as almost a synonym for an ‘aesthetic’, and its even looser use as a term closer to ‘mood’ in less design versed circles. (For example the use of Hampton style in the ‘styling’ of developments.<br />
This radical uncoupling of design aesthetics from design theory is problematic, as with architects it has historically lead to such moments in history as they battle of styles’.<br />
It is Interesting here that you are looking at both what designers are doing and what the are saying to identify that something new and different from what was previously happening (what designers were previously saying and the work they were previously doing) is occurring within garden design.</p>
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