PROJECT TWO 
BRIEFING
PROJECT TWO: LANDSCAPE PROJECT: SITE ANALYSIS 
20% group work 
+ 10% individual 
Submission Date: 
Week 11, 13th Oct 2014 
No presentation, it is a submission of work only 
4 weeks to complete 
An initial stage of landscape project development 
Small scale project 
inventory & analysis 
Is a “problem-solving process”
1.You are required to form a group of 7 to 8 members. Select one leader. 
2.You have to choose ONE residence that has LAWN area, and a BASE PLAN (consists of house plan + lawn area). 
3.If the base plan is not supplied by the owner, you have to measure everything and produce the base plan in scale. 
4.Organize a site visit and do the site survey. 
5.Conduct a site inventory and analysis (will be taught in class). 
6.Produce the inventory and analysis diagram/drawing. 
GROUP TASK
Example of Base Plan 
Entrance 
Site boundary 
Floor plan 
Existing structure 
Driveway 
Window openings 
Window openings 
Backyard 
Front yard 
North point 
** Must be in scale 
Existing vegetation 
Roadside
Example of Base Map
Site Inventory 
Site Analysis 
•Identify and record existing condition. 
•Named as “data collection”. 
•Note what it is, where it is. 
•Analyze the data. 
•Named as “data evaluation”. 
•Evaluate or make judgment about worth/importance of the condition. Is it good or bad? Is it functional or not?
Information needed for SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS: 
1.SITE LOCATION AND CONTEXT - Identify location of the house and land uses surrounding it. (e.g; next to main road, at the corner, near to school etc.) 
-To produce the location plan. 
2.TOPOGRAPHY 
-Identify the existing landform & slope condition. (e.g; is it a flat area or gentle slope etc.) 
-Identify elevation changes (if any) (e.g; existing step or retaining walls etc.) 
3.DRAINAGE 
-Identify the location of drainage and water spots on land. 
4.VEGETATION 
-Identify existing vegetation (all types of softscape). 
5.MICROCLIMATE - Identify direction of sunrise, sunset and wind direction
6.EXISTING STRUCTURE 
-Identify existing structure. (e.g; swimming pool, driveway/porch/garage, steps, fences, pathway, gazebo, fish pond etc.) 
-Identify location of rubbish bin/dumping spot, cloth line etc. 
7.VIEWS 
-Observe and identify views from inside the house looking out. (e.g; view from hall, or from room etc.) 
-Observe and identify views from off the site looking on (e.g; views from different sides of the house, views from street, where is the best/ worst views etc.)
Example of Site Inventory & Analysis Diagram
Example of Site Inventory Diagram
Example of Site Inventory Diagram
Example of Site Inventory Diagram
Example of Site Analysis Diagram
Example of Site Analysis Diagram
Example of Site Analysis Diagram
1.You need produce an individual site synthesis diagram. Site synthesis also called as “design solutions”. 
2.To scribble/sketch/doodle/draw the design solutions corresponding to the site analysis. 
3.Individual design interpretation and decision making, therefore it should be different from others. 
INDIVIDUAL TASK
Example of Site Synthesis Diagram
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS 
Group + Individual Task: 
1.A3 booklet of Site Inventory and Analysis (for group) and Site Synthesis (for individual), with a cover page and title block. The title block format will be given. Group and individual booklet should be prepared separately. 
2.The material of paper is bond paper (photostat paper). You may use butter paper as progress to be shown during tutorial but it is not to be the final submission. 
3.No page limit as long as all content is included. 
4.The page layout should be orientated consistently. 
5.The booklet should be stapled/comb bound for submission. 
6.The diagram should be hand written and hand drawn except for site images. 
7.The diagram should incorporate landscape graphics communication (will be taught in class). 
8.Submission date is on 13th OCTOBER 2014, at class venue.
PROJECT GANTT CHART 
WEEK 7 
15/09/2014 
WEEK 8 
22/09/2014 
WEEK 9 
29/09/2014 
WEEK 10 
06/10/2014 
WEEK 11 
13/10/2014 
-Project briefing 
-Form a group 
-To discuss site selection 
-To acquire base plan 
-Organize site visit 
Tutorial: 
-Bring the base plan 
-Initial data collection (esp. site location & context). 
-Some images of the site 
-Data collection checklist 
Tutorial: 
-Preliminary site inventory and analysis diagram. 
-Diagram with graphics & information needed already finalized. 
-Arrangement or layout design of booklet. 
Tutorial: 
-Site inventory and analysis diagram is finalized. 
-To be compiled after consultation. 
-Preliminary site synthesis diagram with graphics. 
Submission time is during tutorial at class venue.
If you can dream it, you can do it!

Project02 briefing

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    PROJECT TWO: LANDSCAPEPROJECT: SITE ANALYSIS 20% group work + 10% individual Submission Date: Week 11, 13th Oct 2014 No presentation, it is a submission of work only 4 weeks to complete An initial stage of landscape project development Small scale project inventory & analysis Is a “problem-solving process”
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    1.You are requiredto form a group of 7 to 8 members. Select one leader. 2.You have to choose ONE residence that has LAWN area, and a BASE PLAN (consists of house plan + lawn area). 3.If the base plan is not supplied by the owner, you have to measure everything and produce the base plan in scale. 4.Organize a site visit and do the site survey. 5.Conduct a site inventory and analysis (will be taught in class). 6.Produce the inventory and analysis diagram/drawing. GROUP TASK
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    Example of BasePlan Entrance Site boundary Floor plan Existing structure Driveway Window openings Window openings Backyard Front yard North point ** Must be in scale Existing vegetation Roadside
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    Site Inventory SiteAnalysis •Identify and record existing condition. •Named as “data collection”. •Note what it is, where it is. •Analyze the data. •Named as “data evaluation”. •Evaluate or make judgment about worth/importance of the condition. Is it good or bad? Is it functional or not?
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    Information needed forSITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS: 1.SITE LOCATION AND CONTEXT - Identify location of the house and land uses surrounding it. (e.g; next to main road, at the corner, near to school etc.) -To produce the location plan. 2.TOPOGRAPHY -Identify the existing landform & slope condition. (e.g; is it a flat area or gentle slope etc.) -Identify elevation changes (if any) (e.g; existing step or retaining walls etc.) 3.DRAINAGE -Identify the location of drainage and water spots on land. 4.VEGETATION -Identify existing vegetation (all types of softscape). 5.MICROCLIMATE - Identify direction of sunrise, sunset and wind direction
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    6.EXISTING STRUCTURE -Identifyexisting structure. (e.g; swimming pool, driveway/porch/garage, steps, fences, pathway, gazebo, fish pond etc.) -Identify location of rubbish bin/dumping spot, cloth line etc. 7.VIEWS -Observe and identify views from inside the house looking out. (e.g; view from hall, or from room etc.) -Observe and identify views from off the site looking on (e.g; views from different sides of the house, views from street, where is the best/ worst views etc.)
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    Example of SiteInventory & Analysis Diagram
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    Example of SiteInventory Diagram
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    Example of SiteInventory Diagram
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    Example of SiteInventory Diagram
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    Example of SiteAnalysis Diagram
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    Example of SiteAnalysis Diagram
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    1.You need producean individual site synthesis diagram. Site synthesis also called as “design solutions”. 2.To scribble/sketch/doodle/draw the design solutions corresponding to the site analysis. 3.Individual design interpretation and decision making, therefore it should be different from others. INDIVIDUAL TASK
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    Example of SiteSynthesis Diagram
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    SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS Group+ Individual Task: 1.A3 booklet of Site Inventory and Analysis (for group) and Site Synthesis (for individual), with a cover page and title block. The title block format will be given. Group and individual booklet should be prepared separately. 2.The material of paper is bond paper (photostat paper). You may use butter paper as progress to be shown during tutorial but it is not to be the final submission. 3.No page limit as long as all content is included. 4.The page layout should be orientated consistently. 5.The booklet should be stapled/comb bound for submission. 6.The diagram should be hand written and hand drawn except for site images. 7.The diagram should incorporate landscape graphics communication (will be taught in class). 8.Submission date is on 13th OCTOBER 2014, at class venue.
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    PROJECT GANTT CHART WEEK 7 15/09/2014 WEEK 8 22/09/2014 WEEK 9 29/09/2014 WEEK 10 06/10/2014 WEEK 11 13/10/2014 -Project briefing -Form a group -To discuss site selection -To acquire base plan -Organize site visit Tutorial: -Bring the base plan -Initial data collection (esp. site location & context). -Some images of the site -Data collection checklist Tutorial: -Preliminary site inventory and analysis diagram. -Diagram with graphics & information needed already finalized. -Arrangement or layout design of booklet. Tutorial: -Site inventory and analysis diagram is finalized. -To be compiled after consultation. -Preliminary site synthesis diagram with graphics. Submission time is during tutorial at class venue.
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    If you candream it, you can do it!