landscape: spaces in landscape

8/6/2019 Landscape: Spaces in Landscape

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in landscape

theSPACE

Lecture byNorliza Mohd Yusof

ANZ Landscape sdn bhd

The meaningSpace is the interval or distancebetween two or more objects, in which ithas a certain volume.

Space denoting a more-or-less anddelimited volume affording human

occupation and movement therein.

Space denotes the palpable volumecontained by tangible and an impliedconstruction, which is also exists insideand outside buildings as well as around

and between them.

in which that space is defined gives riseto a range of spatial qualities

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1OBJECT 2SCREEN 3SURFACE

OBJECT as two or three dimensionalforms existing as separated, discrete visualentities in a larger space than the one it help

establish

SCREEN as perforated surfaces ofclosely spaced objects. Obviously are anintermediates type between the other two as

limiting conditions.

SURFACE two dimensional formslimited in spatial effect to the space theyhelp establish.

Refer OHP for il lustration

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patial definition

Landscape design results in

3-dimensional space.

Can be defined by naturalfeatures, landform andplants.

It can create spatialenclosures

In comprises humanactivities within the spatial

area.

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patial Definition

SPACE - Denoting a more-or-less discrete anddelimited volume affording human occupationand movement therein

PLACE Referring to the further perceptualqualification of a space to achieve an identity asa particular behaviour setting.

OCCASION Due to the presence andactivity to the human occupants in the place, inaccordance with some implicit or explicitprogram

1SPACE 2PLACE 3OCCASIONThree basic

componentsinfluence the

spatialqualities

Refer OHP for il lustration

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Spatial Material

THE FLOOR Paving pattern, colour andtexture can be used to define spaces. Besides,change of levels through steps, ramps, etc designs

WATER as space division. Involve naturalwater bodies and man-made water features suchas cannels and pools.

PLANTS Due to the presence and activity tothe human occupants in the place, inaccordance with some implicit or explicitprogram

Design

materialsthat providespatial area

1THE FLOOR 2 WATER 3 PLANTS

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Spatial Material

Design


1THE FLOOR

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Spatial Material

Design


2 WATER

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Spatial Material

Design


3 PLANTS

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Spatial Material

Design


3 PLANTS

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Spatial Organization

Spaces can be

formed by :

base planeoverhead plane

andspatial edge

These aspects

are interrelatedin promoting a

level ofenclosure of a

spatialcomposition

BASE PLANE considers as both thefunctional and spatial floor of landscape, forexample; garden ground

OVERHEAD PLANE is the spatial ceilingand it can be vary from the open sky to the hardexterior ceiling.

SPATIAL EDGE Is desirable when oneseek privacy. It is also useful in creating suspense

of mystery, screening unpleasant views andcalling attention to desirable ones, defining spatialunits and achieving numerous other spatialintentions.

Refer OHP for illustration

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Spatial OrganizationSpaces can be

formed by :

base planeoverhead plane

andspatial edge

These aspectsare interrelatedin promoting a

level ofenclosure of a

spatial

composition

Find 4 spatial

enclosures inthe sketches

Overhead plane

Base plane

Spatial edge

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Spatial Organization

the spatial

ceiling can bevary from the

open sky to thehard exterior

ceiling.

Define thehard exterior

ceiling

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Spatial Characteristic

Simonds listed 10

spatialcharacteristic

that may calledas abstract

qualities in orderto induce

predeterminedresponses

RELAXATION (e.g.)

This kind of spatial characteristic mostly generatedby a pleasant and comfortable environment. This

quality is also by introducing soothing sounds suchas water cascading and sounds of birds occupying

the whole space.

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Describe thespatial

characteristic of

this picture.

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Describe thespatial

characteristic of

this picture.

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Describe thespatial

characteristic of

this picture.

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