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PRINCIPLES
BY: CORYMBUS AND GARDENS
Photo by
myravery
2.
List of principles in landscaping
Unity, Line, Form
Texture, color, scale
Balance, simlpicity,
Variety, emphasis
Sequence
3.
Unity:
UNITY ATTRACTS AND HOLDS ATTENTION. IT ORGANIZES VIEW INTO ORDERLY GROUPS WITH EMPHASIS.
4.
Line:
Lines are a powerful design element that define
rooms and connect people to the landscape.
For a professional touch, use sweeping bold lines
and curves rather than small zigzags
and small wavey curves
5.
FORM:
Horizontal and spreading
Rounded
Vase-shaped
Weeping forms
Pyramidal
6.
Forms Cont.
forms emphasis the lateral extent and breath of space.
forms are most common in plant materials
trees define a comfortable “people space” beneath the canopy
Weeping forms
forms direct the eyes upward, so use sparingly.
7.
TEXTURE
Texture can be defined as the relationship between the
foliage and twig size, and the mass of the plants.
Close up, texture comes from the size and shape of the leaves,
the size of twigs, spacing of leaves and twigs,
the colors and shading, the gloss or dullness of leaves
8.
TEXTURE CONT.
At a distance, texture comes from the entire mass
effect of plants and the qualities of light and shadows.
9.
COLOR
Color is powerful in creating mood and feeling.
"Color therapy" is a popular topic in our rapid paced modern world.
10.
COLOR CONT.
Red: Passion, Courage, Power, Wealth, Motivation, Fame
Blue: Imagination, Calm, Serenity, Relaxation, Compassion, Reflection
Green: Harmony, Beginnings, Prosperity, Nature, Growth, Healing
Yellow: Joy, Happiness, Communications, Inspiration, Sunshine, Optimism
Orange: Enthusiasm Joy Exuberance interaction fun Captivation
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Scale
Absolute scale: relates the comparative value of landscape e
elements to a fixed structur.
Relative scale relates to comparative relative sizes or values
of objects in the landscape
Relative scale is very emotionally charged and closely linked to color
12.
SCALE CONT.
Low scale is relaxing and calming. It is used in the home
landscape to give a feeling of peace and relaxation.
13.
SCALE CONT.
High scale promotes action. It is used around large buildings
and in large spaces to fill the space.
Use of high scale in small spaces makes the space feel smaller.
14.
Formal BALANCE
Repeats the same left and right,
giving stability, stateliness, and dignity.
It is high maintenance keep both side similar.
15.
Informal Balance
Informal balance differs from left to right giving
curiosity, movement, and feels alive.
16.
SIMPLICITY
is a degrees of repetition rather than
constant change, creating unity.
17.
VARIETY
diversity and contrast in form,
texture, and color preventing monotony.
18.
EMPHASIS
different sizes, bold shapes, groupings,
and the unusual or unexpected.
19.
SEQUENCE
the Change or Flow in Form, Color, Texture
and Size Giving Movement or Life.
catherine cooley
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