The author offers a teaching approach for landscape architecture. She examines the timeless patterns of great masters of garden art and traces the principle of design back to quantum theoretical arrangements. These lead to the replacement of aesthetic design principles with the evolutionary principle of balance and cooperation. Through considerations of coherence, particularly in the biology of cognition, the fine arts, architecture, and creativity research, every detail of knowledge is connected to the laws of complex nonlinear processes. Amidst change, continuity is thus regained—a way of thinking that creates a breakthrough through its greater flexibility, remarkable scope, and conciseness of design.