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History and Complexity of Landscaping: Crafting Personalized Outdoor Spaces

Explore the evolution of landscaping from privileged aristocrats to modern community needs. Learn the intricate technical skills and creative artistry involved in professional landscape design. From plant identification to environmental considerations, delve into the diverse aspects of this complex subject.

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History and Complexity of Landscaping: Crafting Personalized Outdoor Spaces

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  1. LandscapingHORT 226 Spring 2014 By: Heidi Clark Unit 1 Introduction

  2. Introduction History of Landscaping The need/want to assert our own personalities into our surroundings - By use of favorite colors, materials, plants etc.

  3. History - Planning and designing landscapes has been around for centuries. • In the beginning they were only for the privileged aristocrats and the wealthy.

  4. Modern America Not until the latter half of this century was there a need for good planning and design used for: - Individuals - Businesses - And Communities of all economic classes As long as communities grow, develop and change there is and will always be a need for professional landscape planners and designers.

  5. Complex Subject • Landscaping is a complex and complicated subject. • It is a very technical skill. • All can be taught and learned • Skills learned: • Drawing a base site diagram • Drawing a design complete with symbols, and • Installing the design

  6. Areas of Knowledge • Professional Designers must be knowledgeable in: • The basic principles of design • Plant identification • Plants habits • Plant hardiness • Landscape materials • Landscape site characteristics • Soils • Environmental conditions and most recently • Computer design

  7. The art of Landscaping As much as landscaping is techinical is is an art as well. • Landscaping assumes the influences of its designer – there will be no two landscape designs the same. • This is due to varying influences upon the designer, regardless of skill, all designers will experience growth and evolution in their creativity.

  8. Creative problem- solving process Sequential design process • Meet the Clients • Site Inventory and Analysis • Base Map Preparation • Program Development • Design Development • Design Presentation - Will also include research of plant materials, landscape materials to simulate the real-life job environment.

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