FOUNDATIONS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
is a professional who designs and plans outdoor spaces, including public parks, gardens, residential properties, and commercial developments.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
addition occurs when one form partially overlaps another.
INTERLOCKING ADDITION
Placing elements together in close proximity causes them to be perceived as being members of a family even when differences exist among them.
MASS COLLECTION
is a popular and attractive choice for outdoor patios, courtyards, and other areas that require hardscaping.
STONE
Has Leaves through out the year.
EVERGREENS
is the visible features of an area of land, its landforms, and how they integrate with natural or human-made features, often considered in terms of their aesthetic appeal.
LANDSCAPE
This technique of addition requires the affi liated forms to have planar or flat sides like squares, rectangles, triangles, and polygons.
FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT
The intersecting lines establish points and interstitial spaces that are the basis of the four primary types of _____: line, mesh, point, and modular.
GRID
currently a popular, environmentally sensitive, and recyclable type of material for outdoor projects.
BRICK
trees lose their leaves at the end of their growing season.
DECIDUOUS
Is the design of outdoor public areas, landmarks and structures to achieve environmental, social-behavioral, or aesthetic outcomes.
LANDSCAPING
This is a viable concept where there is a need to have spaces and uses in relative close proximity while maintaining their individual identity.
SPATIAL TENSION
The multiple axes and paths of movement can provide numerous routes for navigating through this design structure and permit the landscape experience to be varied.
CROSS-AXIAL SYMMETRY
can be freestanding or attached to your home, extending your living area seamlessly into the outdoors.
PERGOLA
is a term used to describe any plant that grows over an area of ground, providing protection to the topsoil from erosion and drought.
GROUND COVERS
is the study and practice of designing environments (outdoors & indoors) of varying scale that encompasses elements of art, environment, architecture, engineering, and sociology.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
is also applied to the interjection of a complete design proposal into an existing landscape setting.
INTERVENTION
The use of an organizational structure is essential for landscape architectural site design; without it, a design is likely to be a chaotic collection of forms and elements that have little or no relationship to one another.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES
freestanding, open garden structure, sometimes hexagonal or octagonal, with a roof.
GAZEBO
ANNUAL PLANT- Botanical term: Carthamus tinctorius
powerful tool for the designer because they can be used to create an infinite variety of shapes and forms, and they control movement of the eye and the body.
LINE
energize a design configuration with varied relationships among spaces and areas.
ROTATION
unifies a design composition by encircling selected elements of a design within one enclosure.
COMPARTMENTALIZATION
almost always accessible to homeowners through one or more entrances to the house.
LANAI
ANNUAL PLANT- Botanical term: Hordeum vulgare
BARLEY