Designing Landscape Areas

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Designing Landscape Areas

Learning Targets 1. Describe the major areas of a residential landscape. 2. Identify the activities that occur in each of the areas. 3. Explain how to create “rooms” in the outdoor landscape.

Terms Enclosures Focal point Outdoor ceiling Outdoor floor Outdoor living area Private area Public area Service area

Individually generate a list of activities that could take place in the yard. Now in pairs sort the activities into separate list. Where would the activities take place? (In the backyard, front yard, side yard, near the garage, etc.) Why is it important to keep similar activities together? How could landscaping achieve this?

I can Describe the major areas of a residential landscape

Just as the inside of the home is divided into separate rooms, the outside of the home can also be divided into design areas. By dividing a yard into separate areas, each with their own separate function, it is easier to meet the needs of the client. The outside property can be divided into three areas.

1.Public Area The public area—the portion of the property that is seen by the neighbors. This area is usually located by the front door of the home. The front door of the home should be treated as a focal point. The focal point is the area that draws the viewer’s eye and holds their attention. People should be able to easily see the front door and the public area should be designed in such a way that people are led up to the front door.

2. Outdoor Living Area The outdoor living area—the portion of the property where the family would spend most of their time when outdoors. This area is usually located in the rear of the home, out of view from the public and is often called the private area.

3. Service Area The service area—the portion of the property that houses items used in the general upkeep of the home and property.

Identify the activities that occur in each of the areas.

A landscape is divided into main areas because each area has a specific purpose. Similar activities can be completed at a more efficient rate if they are done in close proximity to each other.

Public Area The public area surrounds the front door and includes such activities as greeting guests and leading people to the front door.

Outdoor Living The outdoor living area is in the rear of the property and includes such activities as playing ball, barbecuing, entertaining on decks or patios, and sunbathing.

Service Area The service area is located in an area out of site from the rest of the yard; possibly close to the kitchen or garage, and would include such activities as hanging laundry, placement of garbage cans or compost heap, the dog run, and the vegetable garden.

Quick Quiz 1. What are the major areas of residential landscape? 2. Label and list two activities that can take place in each of the residential areas.

Explain how to create “rooms” in the outdoor landscape.

The various rooms inside a house have several common features that make them a room. A room has an enclosed feeling to it. Through the placement of walls, a floor, and a ceiling, a room can be created, giving the people who enter it, a warm, private, comforting feeling. Just as an indoor room has these three things, outdoor rooms can be created through the use of plant material, fences, and surfacing materials.

Enclosures or walls help to screen views and define space in a landscape. They also can provide protection from the elements or serve as backdrops for accent plants. There are several materials that can be used to help create a sense of enclosure. Living walls can be made through the use of evergreen shrubs or trees. Solid wooden fences can also provide enclosure to a landscape.

The floors or surface of an outdoor room is very important The floors or surface of an outdoor room is very important. The outdoor floor gives people the feeling that they are actually entering a different area as they step onto the surface of the room. Through the use of several types of flooring, a smooth transition from one area of the yard to another can be achieved. There are several materials that can be used for outdoor floors.

Common floor materials are lawn areas, concrete or brick pavers, or even decks. These materials serve specific functions and allow people to move about the yard. Other surfacing materials like moss and other groundcovers are mainly ornamental as they do not hold people’s weight. They are used to tie the planting beds together and can add interest to the yard through flowers or their unique growth habit.

The outdoor ceiling helps bring the yard down to a more comfortable level and creates a sense of privacy. Several overlapping shade trees can be used to form a nice living canopy ceiling. Through the use of a trellis or patio umbrella, people can be protected from wind, rain, or the sun’s rays.

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Quick Quiz 1-3 Outdoor rooms can be created through the use of these three things. 4___________________ helps bring the yard down to a more comfortable level and creates a sense of privacy. 5. List one common out door floor material.