The document outlines plans for a constructed landscape project in an abandoned 10x10m site in a university car park. The site currently contains overgrown weeds and is unused. The project aims to improve the visual appeal and add amenities like a wooden fence, rock garden, gazebo, and water fountain. Drawings include a master plan, hardscape plan, planting plan, construction details, and maintenance plan. The planting plan features trees, shrubs, and ground cover. The maintenance plan estimates a monthly cost of RM1,764 to upkeep the site.
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1. Landscape Project
Constructed Landscape
Group Leader:
Hooi Zhao Hong [0318564]
Group Members:
Bryan Teh Qing Da
Tan Ken Ric [0318631]
Tan Zhao Ming [0318724]
Agnes Yeo Shu Yuan [0318668]
Kong Xhiang Lynn [0317730]
Janice Lee Juen Yung [0318695]
Lecturer:
Mr. Fariz
2. Introduction
The site we have chosen is located in the car park. It is a 10 x 10m site. It is an abandoned
space located in between the car park and full of weeds. This space is abandoned and ignored
as many tall weeds are growing. It is very dangerous because this can be snake’s habitat,
making student’s life more dangerous because snakes can harm them.
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5. Site analysis
The site located in the car park zone is very haunting, boring, and plain. It is an empty space.
The site is not very eye-catching, hence we have chosen this site. We can improve that area
by making it into a garden. People can rest here before taking their car which is located at the
far back of the car park since this space is located in the centre of the car park. People can
also hang out here. People can use this as a place for shelter to avoid being drenched in the
rain.
Concept
To create a better environment for car park. To improve visualisations, comfort, the
environment and as a shelter from rain.
6. Master Plan
To give an overall idea of how the site looks like with improvements made.
SCALE : 1: 50
Hardscape Plan
This garden consists of wooden fence , rocks, wood pavement, gazebo , fountain and bricks .
SCALE : 1:50
7. Planting Plan
There are different layers of planting plan , tall trees , mid-trees and low shrubs .
We have different types of plants and tree as shown below .
SHRUBS AND GROUND COVERS PLAN
TALL TREES AND MID-TREES PLAN
10. Maintenance Plan
Maintenance Cost RM/Mth
Labour Cost
1. 3 laborers @ RM50/day x 4 times a month 600.00
2. 1 supervisor @ RM70/day x 4times a month 70.00
3. Transport – 1 lorry @ RM100/day x 4 times a month 400.00
Material Cost
1. Fertiliser; once a month 100.00
2. Pest Control, once a month 100.00
3. Replacing Dead Plants 100.00
4. Unweed 100.00
Total 1470.00
Add Profit &Overhead 20% 294.00
1,764.00 per month.
Total maintenance cost in a year 21,168.00
Plant List
Key Common Name Botanical Name Quantity
1. Cape Jasmine Gardenia Jasminoides 33
2. Pink Powderpuff Calliandra emarginata 12
3. Butterfly Bush Clerodendrum Myricodes 21
4. Spiny Bucida Bucida Molineti 7
5. Black Olive Bucida Buceras 3
6. Turtle Vine Callisia Repens 64m2
7. Zoysia Zoisya Grass 7m2
8. Golden Dew Drop Duranta 28m2
![Landscape Project
Constructed Landscape
Group Leader:
Hooi Zhao Hong [0318564]
Group Members:
Bryan Teh Qing Da
Tan Ken Ric [0318631]
Tan Zhao Ming [0318724]
Agnes Yeo Shu Yuan [0318668]
Kong Xhiang Lynn [0317730]
Janice Lee Juen Yung [0318695]
Lecturer:
Mr. Fariz](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/clfpreportfinal-140616041512-phpapp01/85/Cl-fp-report-final-1-320.jpg)
