AIM:
The aim of this site is to foster education in tree architecture and tree morphology for anyone interested in the subject. The documentation displayed here may contain registered copyrights, which are by no means meant to be disregarded. If you, as a scholar or publisher, feel you have a compelling reason to restrict access and deprive the community of material presented on this site, please contact the site administrator so that your request may be reviewed and, if appropriate, respected.
There is no monetary intent behind this site, only a benevolent intent for the prosperity of contemporary arboriculture and our arboreal patrimony. On behalf of Arboritecture, I apologize for any inconvenience that the use of copyrighted material may cause.
Credits and Permissions:
The header image (Francis Hallé) is copyright material from Jake Bryant,
The Secret Life of Trees:
http://www.theimagestory.com/story/jake-bryant-the-secret-life-of-trees/
(Modified from the original photograph with Aurora HDR: Landscape Tonal Balance 50%).
The Arboritecture logo (Francis Hallé’s hand) is excerpted from Il était une forêt (Jacquet, Hallé, 2013), pp. 16–17.
arboritecture.org and facebook.com/arboritecture.edu are maintained by:
David S. Restrepo
linkedin.com/in/restrepodavid
Feel free to contact me regarding any suggestion or complaint.
Thank you,
David S. Restrepo
Arborist │ Tree Technician │ Tree Architecture Popularizer
Presentations on arboritecture:
Arboritecture: The Application of Tree Architecture in Arboriculture — A Practical Approach Related to Pruning, Norsk trepleieforum annual conference, David S. restrepo, Bergen, Norway, March 7, 2019.
Arboritecture: The Application of Tree Architecture in Arboriculture — A Practical Approach for Arborists, IASHK, Raising the Qualifications: New Technologies for Urban Tree Management, David S. restrepo, Hong Kong, November 13–15, 2019.
