Fundamentals of Garden Design
Fundamentals of Garden Design, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 77 lectures, based on 4164 reviews, and has 18856 subscribers.
You will learn about Students will learn how to prepare a conceptual landscape plan suitable for themselves or presentation You will learn how to do a simple site survey of a property and plot it on paper How to use different design approaches to give more interest and continuity to your designs You will learn how the Planes of Enclosure can make your designs more interesting and dynamic You will be shown how to color your plan for presentation and display You will have access to bid sheets and examples of contracts for you to use in business and estimating This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for gardeners, landscape contractors, designers and students interested in improving their design capabilities. This course has been developed for those interested in learning landscape design including site surveys and basic differential elevation surveys. or [object Object] It is particularly useful for This course is for gardeners, landscape contractors, designers and students interested in improving their design capabilities. This course has been developed for those interested in learning landscape design including site surveys and basic differential elevation surveys. or [object Object].
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Title: Fundamentals of Garden Design
Price: $74.99
Average Rating: 4.57
Number of Lectures: 77
Number of Published Lectures: 77
Number of Curriculum Items: 77
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77
Original Price: $49.99
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- Students will learn how to prepare a conceptual landscape plan suitable for themselves or presentation
- You will learn how to do a simple site survey of a property and plot it on paper
- How to use different design approaches to give more interest and continuity to your designs
- You will learn how the Planes of Enclosure can make your designs more interesting and dynamic
- You will be shown how to color your plan for presentation and display
- You will have access to bid sheets and examples of contracts for you to use in business and estimating
Who Should Attend
- This course is for gardeners, landscape contractors, designers and students interested in improving their design capabilities. This course has been developed for those interested in learning landscape design including site surveys and basic differential elevation surveys.
- [object Object]
Target Audiences
- This course is for gardeners, landscape contractors, designers and students interested in improving their design capabilities. This course has been developed for those interested in learning landscape design including site surveys and basic differential elevation surveys.
- [object Object]
This is a beginner/intermediate level course in landscape Architecture and Design.
Landscape design is more than selecting plants for a project, it is the integration of all the elements and spaces that affect our outdoor living environment. In this course you will be introduced to the objectives and principles that are essential to developing a strong design solution for either yourself or for a paying client, all the while you’ll be introduced to new garden and design ideas to help grow your design company. With lessons covering how to interview the client, design contracts, form composition and selecting a design approach this course is a comprehensive and in-depth journey into the world of truly creative landscape design.
Because I have students taking this course from all over the world with a wide range of climates and plant palettes this is NOT a course on planting design. The basic concepts of how plants can be used within the landscape are discussed, but individual plant species and their use or placement will not be addressed.
The practical skills of drafting to scale, and site surveys will be explained. Finally, how to take these skills, draw your garden design and create a conceptual garden plan for yourself, family or client will be covered in detail.
For those of you working in metric, you’ll want to jump straight down to Lecture 75 for a lesson on using the metric scale in design.
This is a course on garden design – not gardening. It is also NOT a course using computer aided design (CAD). The instruction will be in using pen, ink and paper – what I believe is the starting point for all design even if you choose to use a computer program later on. CAD is simply a tool, but if you do not know the basic principles and objectives of design, CAD won’t help you. You’ll simply do poor designs faster!
The conceptual plan is the starting point for any design project, opening discussion and refining the plan before construction drawings are prepared and it is this approach to design that I will be explaining, demonstrating and clarifying for the student.
What you will get out of this course:
74 lectures walking you through the entire process of creating a conceptual garden plan including garden design basics
Approximately 7 hours of instruction
Lifetime access to the instructor for advice, plan critique, contract review and encouragement
Lifetime access to the course and resources
30-day, money back guarantee
Certificate of Completion when you’ve finished the Course
Pure and practical advice
Personal guidance and mentoring from someone (me!) who has been designing and creating gardens for over 35 years
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Welcome to the Fundamentals of Garden Design
Chapter 2: The Client Brief
Lecture 1: Interviewing the client
Lecture 2: Interpret what They're Saying
Lecture 3: Your Design Portfolio
Lecture 4: The Design Bid Worksheet
Lecture 5: Design Contracts
Chapter 3: Surveying the Site
Lecture 1: Introduction to Site Surveying
Lecture 2: Steps in Mapping the Property
Lecture 3: Measuring the House
Lecture 4: Finding North
Lecture 5: Summary
Chapter 4: Landscape Drafting
Lecture 1: Drafting Equipment – know the tools
Lecture 2: Using the Drafting Compass
Lecture 3: Using the Drafting Triangle
Lecture 4: Using Circle Templates
Lecture 5: Using the Flexible Curve
Lecture 6: Using the Scale Rule
Lecture 7: Using the Drafting Lamp
Lecture 8: Using The Eraser Shield
Lecture 9: Using Technical Drawing Pens
Lecture 10: Cleaning Technical Pens
Lecture 11: The Portable Drafting board
Chapter 5: Drawing to Scale
Lecture 1: Squaring the Paper
Lecture 2: Select the Scale Value
Lecture 3: Plotting Your Survey
Lecture 4: Inking Your Plan
Lecture 5: Triangulation
Lecture 6: Summary
Chapter 6: Design Objectives
Lecture 1: Design Objectives and the 3 Planes of Enclosure
Lecture 2: Space Defined
Lecture 3: Designing on the Base Plane
Lecture 4: The Vertical and Overhead Planes
Lecture 5: Materials Affect Perception
Lecture 6: Summary
Chapter 7: Form Composition
Lecture 1: Introduction to Form Composition
Lecture 2: The Circle and Square in Landscape Design
Lecture 3: Examples of Form Composition in Design
Lecture 4: Summary
Chapter 8: Design Approach
Lecture 1: Introduction to Design Approach
Lecture 2: Radial Design
Lecture 3: Arc and Tangent Design
Lecture 4: Rectangular Design
Lecture 5: Rectangular-45 Design
Lecture 6: Curvilinear Design
Lecture 7: Summary
Chapter 9: Allocating Space
Lecture 1: Introduction to the Front Garden
Lecture 2: The Front Garden – A Case Study
Lecture 3: Introduction to the Back Garden
Lecture 4: Summary
Chapter 10: Design Principles
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Dominance in Garden Design
Lecture 3: Repetition in Garden Design
Lecture 4: Interconnection and the Unity of 3 in Garden Design
Lecture 5: Order
Lecture 6: Rhythm
Lecture 7: Summary
Chapter 11: The Conceptual Garden Plan
Lecture 1: The Conceptual Plan – Its Roots and Its Meanings
Lecture 2: The Title Block
Lecture 3: The Conceptual Planting Plan – Getting Started
Lecture 4: The Conceptual Planting Plan – Plant Graphics
Lecture 5: Case Study #1 Introduction
Lecture 6: Case Study #1 Developing the Concept Plan
Lecture 7: Case Study #1 – Developing the Concept Plan Continued
Lecture 8: Case Study #1 – Inking the Plan
Lecture 9: Case Study #2 Introduction
Lecture 10: Case Study #2 – Developing the Conceptual Plan
Lecture 11: Case Study #2 – Inking the Plan
Lecture 12: Coloring Your Plan – Introduction
Lecture 13: Coloring Your Plan – Getting Started
Lecture 14: Coloring Your Plan – Example
Lecture 15: The Concept Plan vs. The Working Plan
Chapter 12: Course Summary
Lecture 1: Course Wrap-Up
Chapter 13: Bonus Content
Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture – Design Presentation Tips
Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture – Plan Developement
Lecture 3: Bonus lecture – Using the Metric Scale in Garden Design
Lecture 4: Drainage Design – An Overview
Lecture 5: Drainage Design – The Math
Instructors
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Rob Littlepage
Landscape Architect & Educator
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- 2 stars: 99 votes
- 3 stars: 448 votes
- 4 stars: 1422 votes
- 5 stars: 2164 votes
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