庭园景观设计 场地分析 场地分析与设计规划书.pptVIP

场地分析 Site Analysis INTRODUCTION 1 1 During the site analysis, the designer should become as familiar as possible with the site so a design solution can later be developed to suit the particular conditions of the site. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN PROGRAM Site Analysis 2 2 The site analysis is the second and more difficult phase of the site study. Whereas the site inventory merely collects and organizes information about the site, the site analysis evaluates the value and importance of this information. SITE ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN PROGRAM Case Study should, need to, limit, allow for, make, save, take advantage of, screen, enlarge 2 SITE ANALYSIS Site Inventory 3-foot-wide concrete walk 1ft=0.3048m open view to wooded area at back of site existing terrace is 10 square feet 1m2=10.76ft2 large sycamore tree is in good condition back of house and site are exposed to hot afternoon sun. 1ft=12inch,1inch=2.54cm Site Analysis too narrow; need to widen to 5 feet and change to a warmer material maintain view by framing it on either side should enlarge to at least 20 square feet should be preserved; remote sitting area might be placed beneath it back of house should be shaded by trees or other means; any outside uses in this area must also be protected from sun INTRODUCTION SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN PROGRAM Case Study design program 3 3 design program The design program is an outline of all the elements and requirements that must be included in the design and provides the basis for the beginning of the design phase. INTRODUCTION SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN PROGRAM Case Study Design Program for the Duncan Residence Prepared by James E. Kent Landscape Designer A. Warm and welcoming entry walk 1. Size: minimum of 4-1/2 to 5 feet wide. 2. Material: something that will complement the house materials. B. Outside entrance foyer and sitting space 1. Size: large enough for two chairs and a small table. 2. Mate