Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this module students should have gained:
- increased competency in site survey and contextual analysis
- increased understanding of the design process from conceptual design to masterplanning and
detailed design
- ability to support the design process and argument through research
- continued discussion of the meaning of landscape architecture and its role in society
- increased familiarity with the use of plants in design
- increased familiarity with contemporary (European) landscapes and sites of cultural/ecological interest
- development of abstract thought
- basic familiarity with complex communal (sub)urban situations, social interaction, traffic, materiality,
and vegetation & its value
- greater competency in graphic expression/ 2-d/ 3-d conventions/ freehand sketching/ computer
drawing/model making
- competency in documenting and exhibiting studio work
Indicative Module Content:
Research, acquisition of technical skills, development of design processes, application of skills and design processes to experimental sites while working with themes and exercises intended to broaden knowledge and challenge the student to produce innovative and well considered landscape design.