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    1. Space is defined as the interval or distance between two or more objects, which has a certain volume. It refers to both indoor and outdoor areas that allow for human occupation and movement. 2. Landscape design results in three-dimensional spaces. Spatial definition can be achieved through natural features, landforms, and plants which can create enclosures. 3. Spatial qualities are influenced by three basic components: space, place, and occasion. Space denotes a discrete volume for human use. Place refers to a particular setting defined by space. Occasion involves human activity in a place according to an implicit or explicit program.

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    1. Space is defined as the interval or distance between two or more objects, which has a certain volume. It refers to both indoor and outdoor areas that allow for human occupation and movement. 2. Landscape design results in three-dimensional spaces. Spatial definition can be achieved through natural features, landforms, and plants which can create enclosures. 3. Spatial qualities are influenced by three basic components: space, place, and occasion. Space denotes a discrete volume for human use. Place refers to a particular setting defined by space. Occasion involves human activity in a place according to an implicit or explicit program.

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    1. Space is defined as the interval or distance between two or more objects, which has a certain volume. It refers to both indoor and outdoor areas that allow for human occupation and movement. 2. Landscape design results in three-dimensional spaces. Spatial definition can be achieved through natural features, landforms, and plants which can create enclosures. 3. Spatial qualities are influenced by three basic components: space, place, and occasion. Space denotes a discrete volume for human use. Place refers to a particular setting defined by space. Occasion involves human activity in a place according to an implicit or explicit program.

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    the SPACE

    in landscape

    The meaning

    Space is the interval or distance between two or more objects, in which it has a certain volume. Space denoting a more-or-less and delimited volume affording human occupation and movement therein. Space denotes the palpable volume contained by tangible and an implied construction, which is also exists inside and outside buildings as well as around and between them. in which that space is defined gives rise to a range of spatial qualities

    Lecture by Norliza Mohd Yusof ANZ Landscape sdn bhd

    Space Establishing Element


    Refer OHP for illustration

    2 3SURFACE

    1OBJECT OBJECT

    2SCREEN

    as two or three dimensional forms existing as separated, discrete visual entities in a larger space than the one it help establish

    SCREEN

    as perforated surfaces of closely spaced objects. Obviously are an intermediates type between the other two as limiting conditions.

    SURFACE

    two dimensional forms limited in spatial effect to the space they help establish.

    Spatial definition
    Landscape design results in 3-dimensional space. Can be defined by natural features, landform and plants. It can create enclosures spatial

    In comprises human activities within the spatial area.

    Spatial Definition
    Three basic components influence the spatial qualities

    4 2PLACE 3OCCASION

    1SPACE

    SPACE - Denoting a more-or-less discrete and


    delimited volume affording human occupation and movement therein Referring to the further perceptual qualification of a space to achieve an identity as a particular behaviour setting.

    PLACE

    OCCASION

    Due to the presence and activity to the human occupants in the place, in accordance with some implicit or explicit program
    Refer OHP for illustration

    Spatial Material
    Design materials that provide spatial area

    5 3 PLANTS

    1THE FLOOR 2 WATER THE FLOOR WATER

    Paving pattern, colour and texture can be used to define spaces. Besides, change of levels through steps, ramps, etc designs as space division. Involve natural water bodies and man-made water features such as cannels and pools.

    PLANTS Due to the presence and activity to


    the human occupants accordance with some program in the place, in implicit or explicit

    Spatial Material
    Design materials that provide spatial area

    6 1THE FLOOR

    Spatial Material
    Design materials that provide spatial area

    7 2 WATER

    Spatial Material
    Design materials that provide spatial area

    8 3 PLANTS

    Spatial Material
    Design materials that provide spatial area

    9 3 PLANTS

    Spatial Organization
    Spaces can be formed by : base plane overhead plane and spatial edge

    10

    BASE PLANE

    considers as both the functional and spatial floor of landscape, for example; garden ground

    OVERHEAD PLANE SPATIAL EDGE

    is the spatial ceiling and it can be vary from the open sky to the hard exterior ceiling.

    These aspects are interrelated in promoting a level of enclosure of a spatial composition

    Is desirable when one seek privacy. It is also useful in creating suspense of mystery, screening unpleasant views and calling attention to desirable ones, defining spatial units and achieving numerous other spatial intentions.

    Refer OHP for illustration

    Spatial Organization
    Spaces can be formed by : base plane overhead plane and spatial edge These aspects are interrelated in promoting a level of enclosure of a spatial composition

    11

    Overhead plane

    Find 4 spatial enclosures in the sketches

    Base plane Spatial edge

    Spatial Organization
    the spatial ceiling can be vary from the open sky to the hard exterior ceiling.

    12

    Define the hard exterior ceiling

    Spatial Characteristic
    Simonds listed 10 spatial characteristic that may called as abstract qualities in order to induce predetermined responses People and space connects strongly. This relationship either through physical and psychological connection will benefit human way of life because spaces may influence ones mind and behaviour.

    13 1 TENSION 2 RELAXATION 3 FRIGHT 4 GAIETY 5 CONTEMPLATION 6 PLEASURE 7 DISPLEASURE 8 SENSOUS LOVE 9 SUBLIME SPRITUAL AWE 10DYNAMIC ACTION
    Refer OHP for description

    Spatial Characteristic
    Simonds listed 10 spatial characteristic that may called as abstract qualities in order to induce predetermined responses

    14

    RELAXATION (e.g.) This kind of spatial characteristic mostly generated by a pleasant and comfortable environment. This quality is also by introducing soothing sounds such as water cascading and sounds of birds occupying the whole space.

    Spatial Characteristic

    15

    Describe the spatial characteristic of this picture.

    Spatial Characteristic

    16

    Describe the spatial characteristic of this picture.

    Spatial Characteristic

    17

    Describe the spatial characteristic of this picture.

    18

    the

    SPACE
    in landscape

    . . . end of lecture

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