For courses in Landscape Design Residential Landscape Architecture is an introductory text that covers the process and techniques for designing the single family residential site. It is intended for individuals who will be or are currently designing residential landscapes as a professional career. The book features a thorough, how-to explanation of each of the steps of the design process from initial contact with the client to a completed master plan.

Table of Contents

Section 1: Philosophical Framework Chapter 1: The Typical Residential Site Chapter 2: Outdoor Rooms Chapter 3: Sustainable Design Section 2: Design Process Chapter 4: Design Process Overview Chapter 5: Meeting the Clients Chapter 6: Site Measuring and Base Map Preparation Chapter 7: Site and Program Chapter 8: Functional Diagrams Chapter 9: Preliminary Design and Design Principles Chapter 10: Form Composition Chapter 11: Spatial Composition Chapter 12: Material Composition and Master Plan Section 3: Applications Chapter 13: Special Projects Chapter 14: Case Studies in Alternative Design Solutions Chapter 15: Color Rendering Landscape Design Drawings