Drawing for landscape architects 1 : basic drawing graphics, and projections. / Sabrina Wilk txt
Series Construction and Design Manual. Drawing for landscape architects 1 : basic drawing graphics, and projections. /Berlín : DOM Publisher ; 2021Edición: 3rd editionDescripción: 355 p. ill. ; col. ; 29 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9783869226521
- Construction and design manual, Drawing for landscape architects 1 : basic drawing graphics, and projections. / txt
- Construction and design manual, Drawing for landscape architects one : basic drawing graphics, and projections. / txt
- Drawing for landscape architects one : basic drawing graphics, and projections. / txt
- 712.02
- SB472.47 W55 2021
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Landscape architects rely heavily on graphics to communicate content and ideas. From large-scale master plans and strategic visions, to design concepts and specific moods, through to types of vegetation and precise construction details - at some point everything has to be explained on paper.
This handbook focuses on areas which, even in the age of digital media, are still staples of the profession: drawing, graphics, and projections. Both instructional and inspirational, it covers the basics of landscape-architectural representation in an easy-to-understand way, encouraging readers to draw their ideas and develop their own graphic language and style.
Showcased in these pages are many examples from landscape architecture offices worldwide, offering practical guidance and ideas in key thematic areas:
> Introduction to drawing tools, applications, and effects
> Symbols in different scales, styles, and abstraction levels
> Basic principles for layout and lettering
> Fundamentals of orthographic and parallel projections
> Drawing in contemporary landscape-architectural practice
Includes index.
This handbook focuses on two areas which, even in the age of digital media, are still staples of the profession: orthographic projections and blackline drawings.
Includes bibliographical references.
Drawing equipment, paper, and lines; Drawing tools:
10 Pencils --
11 Ink pens --
12 Rendering --
14 Other drawing equipment --
15 Work space, papers, and sketchbook --
The line:
16 Pencil vs. ink --
18 Rendering with marker --
20 Line weights --
24 Line types, quality, and effect --
26 Lines and expression --
28 Graphic possibilities --
Projections --
32 Introduction --
34 Overview --
35 Uses --
The plan view and the rendition of symbols; Scale:
38 Scale and drawings: Buildings --
40 Floor plans and roof plans --
41 Roof plans and shadows: Trees and vegetation --
42 Drawing trees --
48 Tree symbols --
52 Shade, shadows, and tonal values --
56 Tree groups --
64 Shrubs, hedges, and grass --
66 Trimmed hedges and woody plants --
70 Vegetation surfaces --
72 Flowering plants --
76 Sketching planting beds: Built structures --
82 Pergolas, garden pavilions, and arbours --
Surfaces and materials:
86 Paving patterns and scales --
88 Freehand surfaces --
90 Walls, stairs, and ramps --
91 Rocks and stone walls: Water --
92 Built water features --
95 Moving water: Enliving scenes --
96 Furniture and people: Topography and terrain --
98 Contour lines --
101 Retaining walls: Graphic symbols --
102 North arrow and graphic scales: Putting everything together --
104 Drawing process --
106 Elements of a successful line drawing --
Elevation and section:
110 Introduction --
112 Construction: Vegetation in elevation --
116 Trees --
128 Shrubs and woody plants --
129 Potted plants --
130 Ground cover, grasses, and flowering plants --
132 Adding depth --
Built structures:
134 Pergolas, pavilions, and arbours --
136 Walls and materials --
138 Water --
139 People: Section and section-elevation --
140 Introduction --
142 Sections through buildings --
144 Section cut lines --
145 Constructing a section --
146 Uses and scales --
148 Section cut area --
150 Examples --
Parallel projections:
158 Introduction --
159 Isometric: Elevation oblique --
160 Introduction and construction --
Axonometric projection:
161 Introduction and construction --
162 Circles --
163 Trees --
164 Vegetation --
166 Construction steps --
Perspective:
172 Introduction --
174 Characteristics --
178 Vanishing points --
180 Types of perspective --
182 Coordinates and sightlines --
183 Cone of vision --
184 Constructing a perspective grid --
185 Diagonals --
186 Horizon line and pictorial effect --
188 Stairs and ramps --
189 Reflections --
190 Repetitive forms and dimensions --
Construction methods 194 From the plan view --
198 Using a perspective grid --
204 From photos --
206 Drawing freehand perspectives --
208 Estimating proportions --
210 Freehand one-point perspective --
212 Freehand two-point perspectives --
214 Atmospheric perspective --
216 Graphic emphasis --
Architectural presentations, layout, and lettering:
220 Introduction --
222 Formats --
223 ISO Standards (DIN) --
224 Symmetry and Asymmetry --
230 Montage --
233 Ordering information --
Adding words to a presentation --
234 Text size and hierarchy --
235 Key words vs. the legend --
236 Hand lettering --
238 Futura alphabet --
Landscape architects:
242 atelier le balto --
248 Aubock + Karasz --
252 Die Grille --
262 Garrett Eckbo --
264 Thomas Grubert --
272 Gustafson Porter --
276 Sabine Heine --
282 Dieter Kienast --
286 Landscape Projects --
294 LDA Design --
304 lohrer.hochrein --
312 PWL Partnership --
326 Rummey design --
334 WES LandschaftsArchitektur --
350 West 8.