Landscape Design

4. Breaks the bubble diagram down to show first draft vision of how each landscape area will be shaped
5. Seeks to make viewers comfortable within the landscape
6. diagrams Bubble diagrams are loosely drawn freeform shapes to represent areas/spaces
7. Used to draw angled lines Most common angles are 45 and 90 degree
8. Selects and positions visually strong items in the landscape composition to create focal points
10. The size relationships between all the features of the landscape including vertical, horizontal and spatial relationships
13. Master drawing
14. All the separate parts contribute to the creation of the total design
15. removes old branches that are large and unproductive by cutting them back to ground level
17. each side has as much interest as the other, but is not a mirror image
18. removes the end section of branches at the same height so that new shoots make a plant thicker

1. Used for drawing vertical or horizontal straight lines that are parallel to the edge of the drawing board
2. and line Repeating something at a standard interval or pattern creates rhythm and lines
3. Used to draw circles and landscape features such as fences, hedges, etc.
7. removes certain branches to open up the plant allowing light through to keep the natural shape
9. Process is a sequence of steps to reach a goal
11. usually done one growing season prior to transplanting. (1” of stem diameter= 10” of circle diameter for pruning roots around plant)
12. Materials are distributed evenly on opposite sides of a central axis
16. 1 side is a reflective mirror image of the opposite side, most formal type of balance