This essential publication reintroduces the importance of
learning to see by hand, to visualize large-scale design schemes
and explain them through drawing, before using the digital tools
that are so crucial to efficient and cost-effective building
solutions. Combining traditional drawing techniques with those from
CAD rendering, in nine chapters, "Drawing for Landscape
Architecture" guides practitioners from their very first impression
of a site, through concept and schematic design and client
presentation to construction and site drawings, concluding with two
case studies that show the final result. Just as hand-drawing
returns to design courses around the world, this welcome
publication celebrates the best aspects of traditional techniques
while incorporating them into today''s digital design methods.
目錄：
Introduction
1
Absorbing the landscape
Developing a vocabulary
Mark-making
People and spaces
Light and colour
Unlikely subjects
Artistic influences
Architectural rhythm
Line weights
Exercises in abstraction
Drawing scale
Leaf textures
Expressive line
Drawing plants
2
Drawing on site
Understanding the past
Streets and shops
An embassy garden
The urban context
Heat and light
Analysis sketches
From past to future
Beach landscape
A village garden
3
Drawing ideas
S ite-analysis studies
Analysing levels
Instant visual records
Views from above
A school and the London Eye
Planting plans
Ideas for planting
4
Plans, sections + elevations
Marks and textures
People and trees
Mixed media
Line weights
The influence of Nolli
Textured plans
Strategic plans
Hand-drawing and vector images
Coloured cartoons
Minimal colour
Sections and details
Architectural space
5
Perspectives
Black-and-white drawings
Sketch perspectives
Emphasizing a mood
Impromptu sketches
Drawing in meetings
Streets and public places
A seaside hotel
6
Isometrics
Different viewooints
Plantings for a large garaer
Landscape for education
Colouring on computer
Trees
Examining levels
People in landscape
7
Money drawings
Concept development
Use of bright colours
Sequential drawings
8
Construction details
The character of a site
Paving details
Bench design
Bollards and benches
Design for a skateboard cut
Screens for a residential development
Construction details for a college
Step details
Computer drawings
9
Completed work
St John''s College, Cambridge
Brief and historical background
Sketch-plan options
Options for courtyards
Proposals
Levels and materials
Lighting studies
Microclimate analysis and planting
Planting design
Paving details
Gate details
Shop drawings
Completion
Coventry Peace Garden
Brief and historical background
Analysis and sketches
Eureka moment
Design development
Desire lines
Respect for the site
Corten steel
Choosing trees
Drainage studies
Stone bollards
Completion
Project credits
Further reading
Author''s projects
Acknowledgments Picture credits
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