Editing Project rationale

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'''The Integrative Therapeutic Garden (GTI)''' is a research proposal bringing together horticulture, landscape design, sustainable cultivation and an exploration of traditional and symbolic approaches to the relationship between people and nature.

== Why this topic? ==
The project explores how horticulture and landscape design can be combined with nature-based practices and the symbolic use of Sacred Geometry. Its aim is to develop an accessible garden model that can be studied, implemented and used at different scales.

== Main idea ==
The proposed garden is intended to be straightforward to establish and maintain. Medicinal and ornamental plants would form a resilient ecosystem, with successive flowering, seasonal interest and progressive regeneration. Low maintenance and long-term usefulness are design objectives to be tested, rather than assumed results.

== Key elements ==
* Resilient perennial planting, selected for horticultural suitability, seasonal succession and compatibility between species.
* Irrigation, fertilisation and pest-management systems with manual or automated control, including possible IoT monitoring.
* Paths, furniture and ornamental structures, with an exploration of Sacred Geometry in the design.
* Crystal arrangements and areas intended for relaxation or guided activities, as exploratory and symbolic components.
* Permaculture principles and perennial polyculture.
* Hermetic principles and the Belagine Laws as ethical and interpretive frameworks.
* EcoDesign, EcoInnovation and consideration of the garden's life cycle.

== Intended outputs ==
Alongside the doctoral thesis and a functioning garden, the project proposes practical guidance: design documents, a handbook or kit, and methods supporting the establishment and maturation of a therapeutic garden.

== Intended contribution ==
The research aims to make contact with nature and opportunities for wellbeing more accessible to people who might otherwise have limited access to such spaces.

== People ==
The Romanian source names [[Adrian Peticilă]] as academic supervisor and [[Paul Gabor Iliescu|Paul Gabor-Iliescu, engineer, MSc]] as doctoral researcher. These are the roles described in the source document.

== Source ==
English version of [[Argumentare]], edited for clarity. The Romanian page retains the original project formulation.


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