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　　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.

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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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.