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Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?

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	==Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?==		==Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?==

	The site was designed and created by Sir Arthur Evans, who's main aims were to preserve the beauty of the area and provide views out to Oxford. ~~The Wild Garden was~~ The site is owned by the charity 'The Oxford Preservation Trust', which provide some annual maintenance (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016). However there is also a local volunteer group, 'Abingdon Green Gym' who provide maintenance on a more regular basis. This group undertake tasks such as clearing dead vegetation and cutting back scrub (Abingdon Green Gym, Unknown). Around 30 years ago the Wild Garden was adapted to make it easier to maintain, however there are currently plans to restore the Wild Garden in the near future (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016).		The site was designed and created by Sir Arthur Evans, who's main aims were to preserve the beauty of the area and provide views out to Oxford. The site is owned by the charity 'The Oxford Preservation Trust', which provide some annual maintenance (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016). However there is also a local volunteer group, 'Abingdon Green Gym' who provide maintenance on a more regular basis. This group undertake tasks such as clearing dead vegetation and cutting back scrub (Abingdon Green Gym, Unknown). Around 30 years ago the Wild Garden was adapted to make it easier to maintain, however there are currently plans to restore the Wild Garden in the near future (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016).

	== Which challenges is this landscape facing?==		== Which challenges is this landscape facing?==

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Sophia.clarke: /* Why is this case relevant? */

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Why is this case relevant?

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	==Why is this case relevant?==		==Why is this case relevant?==

	Jarn Mound is a 50ft high viewpoint in Boars Hill, approximately 3 miles from Oxford. The viewpoint was built by Sir Arthur Evans in 1932, to allow people to take in the famous view of Oxford. At the top of the mound, there is a plinth with a map of the local area, to allow visitors to locate what they are looking at. The adjoining Jarn Wild Garden contains many different soil types to support a plethora of different British plant species; which Sir Arthur Evans also made open to the public. Sir Arthur Evans was a resident of Boars Hill, and he wanted to preserve the beauty and views of the area. As a resident of Boars Hill myself, I find this area extremely special and unusual. It is a small piece of Boars Hill's history, and is situated at the heart of the settlement.		Jarn Mound is a 50ft high viewpoint (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016) in Boars Hill, approximately 3 miles from Oxford. The viewpoint was built by Sir Arthur Evans in 1932 (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016), to allow people to take in the famous view of Oxford and the Berkshire and Wiltshire Downs (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016). At the top of the mound, there is a plinth with a map of the local area, to allow visitors to locate what they are looking at. The adjoining Jarn Wild Garden contains many different soil types to support a plethora of different British plant species; which Sir Arthur Evans also made open to the public. Sir Arthur Evans was a resident of Boars Hill, and he wanted to preserve the beauty and views of the area (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016). As a resident of Boars Hill myself, I find this area extremely special and unusual. It is a small piece of Boars Hill's history, and is situated at the heart of the settlement.

	==Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?==		==Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?==

Sophia.clarke: /* References */

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References

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	== References ==		== References ==

			* Abingdon Green Gym. (Unknown). ''Jarn Mound and Wild Garden, Boars Hill.'' Available at: https://www.abingdongreengym.org.uk/work-sites/jarn-mound-wild-garden/ [Accessed 15 December 2018}.
	* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Commemorative Stone.'' [Digital Image].		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Commemorative Stone.'' [Digital Image].
	* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Commemorative Stone Close up.'' [Digital Image].		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Commemorative Stone Close up.'' [Digital Image].
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	* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Springtime Vegetation.'' [Digital Image].		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Springtime Vegetation.'' [Digital Image].
	* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Summit of Jarn Mound.'' [Digital Image].		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Summit of Jarn Mound.'' [Digital Image].
			* Oxford Preservation Trust. (2016). ''Sir Arthur Evans and the Jarn Projects.'' Available at: https://www.oxfordpreservation.org.uk/content/sir-arthur-evans-and-jarn-projects [Accessed 15 December 2018].

Sophia.clarke: /* Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site? */

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Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?

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	==Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?==		==Which idea of ‘design with nature’ guides the design concept of this site?==

	The site was designed and created by Sir Arthur Evans, who's main aims were to preserve the beauty of the area and provide views out to Oxford. The Wild Garden was The site is owned by the charity 'The Oxford Preservation Trust', which provide some annual maintenance. However there is also a local volunteer group, 'Abingdon Green Gym' who provide maintenance on a more regular basis. This group undertake tasks such as clearing dead vegetation and cutting back scrub. Around 30 years ago the Wild Garden was adapted to make it easier to maintain, however there are currently plans to restore the Wild Garden in the near future.		The site was designed and created by Sir Arthur Evans, who's main aims were to preserve the beauty of the area and provide views out to Oxford. The Wild Garden was The site is owned by the charity 'The Oxford Preservation Trust', which provide some annual maintenance (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016). However there is also a local volunteer group, 'Abingdon Green Gym' who provide maintenance on a more regular basis. This group undertake tasks such as clearing dead vegetation and cutting back scrub (Abingdon Green Gym, Unknown). Around 30 years ago the Wild Garden was adapted to make it easier to maintain, however there are currently plans to restore the Wild Garden in the near future (Oxford Preservation Trust, 2016).
	*''In this section you talk about the design concept of your area. Is it a highly maintained site, i.~~e. does the design with nature require intensive maintenance? Or does the site follow a more organic interpretation of nature? Which changes are expected if maintenance is missing?''~~

	== Which challenges is this landscape facing?==		== Which challenges is this landscape facing?==

Sophia.clarke: /* References */

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References

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	* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Springtime Vegetation.'' [Digital Image].		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Springtime Vegetation.'' [Digital Image].
	* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Summit of Jarn Mound.'' [Digital Image].		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Summit of Jarn Mound.'' [Digital Image].

	* Website Year: Link, keyword, ...
	* etc.

Sophia.clarke: /* References */

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References

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	== References ==		== References ==

	* ~~Author Year: Title~~, ~~publisher~~, ~~edition~~, ~~page~~, ...		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Commemorative Stone.'' [Digital Image].
	* ~~etc~~.		* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Commemorative Stone Close up.'' [Digital Image].
			* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Jarn Mound.'' [Digital Image].
			* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Jarn Mound Base.'' [Digital Image].
			* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Jarn Mound Side Steps.'' [Digital Image].
			* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Springtime Vegetation.'' [Digital Image].
			* Clarke, S. (2018). ''Summit of Jarn Mound.'' [Digital Image].

	* Website Year: Link, keyword, ...		* Website Year: Link, keyword, ...

Sophia.clarke: /* Image Gallery */

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Image Gallery

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	File:DWN Sophia 2.jpg \| The steps leading to the summit of the Mound where the plinth can be found (Clarke, 2018).		File:DWN Sophia 2.jpg \| The steps leading to the summit of the Mound where the plinth can be found (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.28.png \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).		File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.28.png \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).
	~~Image~~:~~yourimage~~.jpg \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).		File:Stone 2.jpg \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.49.png \| The side of the Mound with the steps leading to the top (Clarke, 2018).		File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.49.png \| The side of the Mound with the steps leading to the top (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Small ss.jpg \| Jarn Mound (Clarke, 2018).		File:Small ss.jpg \| Jarn Mound (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Veg ss.jpg \| Springtime vegetation blooming in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).		File:Veg ss.jpg \| Springtime vegetation blooming in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).
	~~Image~~:~~yourimage~~.jpg \| ~~your image text and source~~		File:Ditch JM.jpg \| The depression at the base of the Mound filled with rainwater (Clarke, 2018).
	Image:yourimage.jpg \| your image text and source		Image:yourimage.jpg \| your image text and source
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	File:DWN Sophia 2.jpg \| The steps leading to the summit of the Mound where the plinth can be found (Clarke, 2018).		File:DWN Sophia 2.jpg \| The steps leading to the summit of the Mound where the plinth can be found (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.28.png \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).		File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.28.png \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).
	~~Image~~:~~yourimage~~.jpg \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).		File:Stone 2.jpg \| The large commemorative stone in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.49.png \| The side of the Mound with the steps leading to the top (Clarke, 2018).		File:Screen Shot 2018-12-15 at 16.19.49.png \| The side of the Mound with the steps leading to the top (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Small ss.jpg \| Jarn Mound (Clarke, 2018).		File:Small ss.jpg \| Jarn Mound (Clarke, 2018).
	File:Veg ss.jpg \| Springtime vegetation blooming in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).		File:Veg ss.jpg \| Springtime vegetation blooming in the Wild Garden (Clarke, 2018).
	~~Image~~:~~yourimage~~.jpg \| ~~your image text and source~~		File:Ditch JM.jpg \| The depression at the base of the Mound filled with rainwater (Clarke, 2018).
	Image:yourimage.jpg \| your image text and source		Image:yourimage.jpg \| your image text and source
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