Readings in Landscape Architecture : COURTYARD DESIGN

Open spaces design in general and courtyard, in particular, are of individualistic features, incarnating the character of the designer in charge. Nevertheless, the elements and principles of any design are but mere embodiment to the designer's innate perspective of a competent project as a dominant influencing force. These elements and principles serve as binding codes and regulations, dictating the progress of the design. Designers reign supreme on the elements of any design, manipulating them as tools employed, to achieveits principles in the project. No question, scientifically speaking, the enlisted elements and principles are still under debate; as the cognition of the endorsed term "design"is yet controversial. Most artists incorporate the design conditions into their projects. However, some artists "break the principles", to quench their intrinsic need, to set up a courtyard, using the line, form, texture, and color aspects, to replicate their own definition of an inclusive composition.

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A senior ranking Landscape Architect Consultant since 2006. The author is a long-timer professional leading a 30-year experience vetting the manifold disciplines of architecture, urban design and landscape architecture. He did the honors of setting forth the consultation services in City Urban Planner.