Landscape Architecture Flashcards

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Q

It is the design of outdoor public areas, landmarks, and structures to achieve environmental, social-behavioral, or aesthetic outcomes.

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Landscaping

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It provides colours to the building, and it helps to provide the balance in the height of the building visually. It also helps to save energy by providing the shadow to the building.

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Landscaping

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3
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refers to any activity that modifies the visible features of an area of land

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Landscaping

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4
Q

flora

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Plants

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5
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fauna

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Animals

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6
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It is the design of outdoor public area

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Landscape Architecture

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7
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It involves the systematic investigation of existing
social, ecological, and geological conditions and
processes in the landscape. The scope of the profession
includes: urban design; site planning; storm water
management, parks and recreation planning.

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Landscaping

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8
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A practitioner in the profession of landscape architecture is called a
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Landscape architect.

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9
Q

Landscapes can be either…

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Formal
Informal

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10
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are geometric and symmetrical, with plants and landscape structures precisely spaced and arranged.

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Formal Design

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11
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make use of more natural-appearing, irregularly placed
plants and structures.

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Informal Design

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12
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It is primary and plants play a minor role.

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Geometric-Structural

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13
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plants, rocks, water and earth forms dominate, but there is a clear sense of geometric arrangement.

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Natural-Structural

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14
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structure dominates, but plants and other natural elements play an important, perhaps nearly equal role

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Geometric-Natural

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15
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natural elements and materials dominate and there is no obvious human-determined form or structure.

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Natural

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15
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There are 3 points to consider in selecting plants :

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  • Plants Hardiness
  • Site Conditions
  • Suitability for your Landscape Design.
16
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All plants requires a certain sets of growing conditions. The conditions your site offers will determine what plants will grow there.

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  • Soil
  • Sunlight
  • Topography
  • Pollution
17
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Principles of Design

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  1. Balance
  2. Focalization of Interest
  3. Emphasis
  4. Rhythm
  5. Harmony
  6. Proportion
  7. Unity