Key words
Materials and techniques to laying-out a garden or park
Objectives
The landscape architect knows and understands all necessary theories and methods to execute height measurements of private gardens and small parks.
The landscape architect must be able to execute a performable plan of a architectural construction, in accordance with common codes and by aid of Autocad-software.
The landscape architect can use the terminology of all kind of typical materials, in his project.
The landscape architect can apply the different materials in his project (garden or small park)
Topics
Height measurement, topographical level instruments and there use, topographical methods of leveling, construction of flight of stairs, wooden constructions, construction of architectural ponds, types of mortar, concrete, asphalt, natural stones.
Prerequisites
The student dispose of all the final competences of ‘Materials and techniques to laying-out a garden or small park 1’.
Basic knowledge of OS Windows.
Final Objectives
1. The student knows and understands all necessary theories and methods to execute height measurements of private gardens and small parks
2. The student possess basic knowledge to design architectural constructions in a technically manner and by aid of Autocad-software.
3. The student has insight in the diversity of all types of mortar, concrete, asphalt and natural stone, for use in garden and landscape architecture. He must be able to describe these types in a correct manner to evaluate and apply.
4. The student is able to make interpretations and manipulations of contours.
Materials used
Courses, topographical instruments, journals as ‘Houtnieuws’ ‘Beton’ ‘Bouwen met baksteen’ ‘Deutsche Bauzeitschrift’, technical reference book as ‘Neufert’.
Study costs
See index of ‘materials and techniques to laying-out a garden or park 1’.
Study guidance
Student counselling service/ the lecturer is prepared to answer all questions, even between lessons.
Teaching Methods
Lectures, individual or classical exercises, fieldwork.
Assessment
Written examination
Lecturer(s)
Johan CARRIJN
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