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Residential landscape architecture: design process for the private residence
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Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, 1991
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9780137753543
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A practically oriented overview of the principles of residential site design, based on the concept of outdoor rooms, this book provides coverage of the fundamentals suitable for both on-the-job reference by practising landscape architects and as a text for students. It covers basic principles, concepts, specific procedures for preparing site plans and associated documents and explaines and illustrates the actual procedures used by experienced designers.


Table of Contents

Prefacep. xi
Chapter 1 The Typical Residential Sitep. 1
Introductionp. 1
The Typical Residential Sitep. 2
Houses and Homesp. 18
Style Versus No Stylep. 18
Architectural Characterp. 19
Summaryp. 23
Chapter 2 Outdoor Roomsp. 25
Introductionp. 25
Outdoor Spacep. 26
Outdoor Rooms on the Residential Sitep. 33
Summaryp. 59
Chapter 3 Environmentally Responsive Designp. 60
Introductionp. 60
Site Microclimatep. 61
Designing with Sunp. 63
Designing with Windp. 74
Other Environmental Considerationsp. 83
Summaryp. 91
Chapter 4 Design Processp. 92
Introductionp. 92
Design Processp. 92
Research and Preparationp. 94
Designp. 96
Construction Documentationp. 100
Implementationp. 109
Maintenancep. 109
Evaluationp. 110
Other Thoughtsp. 110
Summaryp. 111
Chapter 5 Meeting the Clientsp. 112
Introductionp. 112
Learning about the Designerp. 113
Initial Contact by Potential Clientsp. 116
Meeting the Clientsp. 116
Developing a Proposal for Design Servicesp. 128
The Duncan Residencep. 130
Summaryp. 132
Chapter 6 Site Measuring and Base Map Preparationp. 134
Introductionp. 134
Definition of Termsp. 134
Gathering Existing Site Datap. 142
On-Site Measurement Systemsp. 142
Recording Site Measurementsp. 146
Procedures for Drawing the Base Sheet and Base Mapp. 159
Summaryp. 167
Chapter 7 Site and Design Programp. 168
Introductionp. 168
Site Inventoryp. 169
Site Analysisp. 175
Design Programp. 179
Summaryp. 181
Chapter 8 Functional Diagramsp. 182
Introductionp. 182
Definition and Purposep. 182
Importance of Functional Diagramsp. 183
Functional Diagramsp. 184
Functional Diagram Summaryp. 203
Functional Diagrams for the Duncan Residencep. 204
Summaryp. 210
Chapter 9 Preliminary Design and Design Principlesp. 211
Introductionp. 211
Definition and Purposep. 212
Process and Contentp. 214
Design Principlesp. 215
Documenting Preconceived Design Ideasp. 233
Summaryp. 236
Chapter 10 Form Compositionp. 238
Introductionp. 238
Definition and Purposep. 238
Geometry of Formsp. 241
Design Themesp. 254
Architectural Attention and Design Themesp. 274
Form Composition Processp. 279
Form Composition for the Duncan Residencep. 288
Summaryp. 289
Chapter 11 Spatial Compositionp. 292
Introductionp. 292
Preliminary Grading Designp. 292
Preliminary Planting Designp. 303
Walls and Fencesp. 324
Overhead Structuresp. 333
Architecturally Responsive Landscape Structuresp. 336
Preliminary Designs for the Duncan Residencep. 340
Summaryp. 343
Chapter 12 Material Composition and Master Planp. 344
Introductionp. 344
Material Compositionp. 345
Special Attention to Architecture and Detailp. 365
Master Plan Processp. 372
Master Plan Graphic Style and Contentp. 377
Master Plan for the Duncan Residencep. 380
Summaryp. 381
Chapter 13 Special Project Sitesp. 385
Introductionp. 385
The Corner Sitep. 386
The Wooded Sitep. 392
The Sloped Sitep. 399
The Townhouse Gardenp. 406
Indexp. 417
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