Explore the intersection of architecture, pedagogy, and nature in Forms of Education: About a Botanical Garden by Gian Marco Chiri. This insightful publication examines the evolving role of botanical gardens as spaces for learning and community engagement, offering a deep dive into the historical and contemporary design principles that shape these living landscapes. Through detailed analysis and theoretical exploration, the book presents a critical perspective on how environmental education is structured and experienced. It serves as an essential resource for architects, landscape designers, and educators interested in the relationship between public green spaces and institutional learning environments. Product Summary: Forms of Education: About a Botanical Garden by Gian Marco Chiri, architectural discourse, landscape architecture, botanical garden design, educational space theory, ListLab publications, softback book.