For a profession/practice that has been in existence for over 300 years by its current formal name, there still lies much to uncover and understand about Landscape Architecture. It is quite easy to reduce it to simply, as google would put it, “the art and practice of designing the outdoor environment, especially designing parks and gardens to harmonize with buildings and roads.” However, this definition is too simplistic and does not comprehensively capture the ideal and practical nature of the practice/profession. Defining Landscape Architecture in isolation is a feat yet to be accomplished (Gozvada, 2002) , since it is an agglomeration of various fields put together and practiced in harmony (Milburn, Brown, Mulley, & Hilts, 2003)