CASE STUDY

LANDUSNCIVAEPRESDAELSIGN

GROUP MEMBERS :

NURUL ASILAH BINTI MOHD HUSNI (23DLH20F1045)
CHOW GA LAM (23DLH20F1028)

WAN NUR AISYAH HUMAIRA’ BINTI GHAZALI (23DLH20F1037)
NUR AUNI NASUHA BINTI MOHD ZIN (23DLH20F1043)

DEFINE LANDSCAPE DESIGN TYPE

❖ Universal landscape design, sometimes also
called inclusive design or barrier-free design, is
the design and structure of an environment so
that it can be understood, accessed, and used
to the greatest extent possible by all people
regardless of their age or ability. Like kids,
parents, seniors, people with injuries or
illnesses, and people with disabilities.

DESIGN CHARACTERISTIC

01 Comfortable: A feeling of safety is the 02 Accessible and Equitable Use:
baseline for feeling comfortable, but an All public spaces should be
inclusive sense of belonging helps physically accessible to everyone,
everyone to feel comfortable in a regardless of their physical,
space. cognitive, or mental ability.

03 Simple and Intuitive Use: Use of the
design is easy to understand, regardless
of the user's experience, knowledge,
language skills, or current concentration
level.

04 Ecological: Universal landscape design 05 Suitable size and space for
should provide these benefits throughout use: Appropriate size and
the built environment, creating spaces space is provided for
people want to visit and spend time in, manipulation, and use
while fostering ecological resilience and regardless of user's body
supporting biodiversity. size, posture, or mobility.

HARDSCAPE MATERIALS SCHEME

WOOD CONCRETE

ROCK

SOFTSCAPE SELECTION

S.N : Brugmansia arborea S.N : Plumeria S.N : Salix babylonica
C.N : Angel's trumpets C.N : Kemboja C.N : Weeping willow

S.N : Bambusa vulgaris S.N : Dalbergia oliveri
C.N : Common Bamboo C.N : Tamalan Tree

S.N : Ficus benjamina S.N : Gardenia jasminoides 'Absolute S.N : Costus woodsonii Maas
C.N : Weeping fig C.N : Cape jasmine C.N : Red Button Ginger

S.N : Bougainvillea S.N : Caladium
C.N : Bunga kertas C.N : Elephant ear

MAN MADE ELEMENTS

1. PATHWAYS DESIGN – the path define the
passage in the landscape created. Various design
pattern in the pathways help beautiful the
surroundings and look pleasing to the eye.

2. BEANCH- designed specifically for all
groups to relax and unwind.

3. FENCE – Fences are constructed to mark
boundaries between public space and private
space, and to serve as a visual screen.

4. LIGHTING - lighting ensures a
smooth transition between indoors and
out when the evening rolls in.

5. PERGOLA - this structure can offer
coverage and shade for more comfortable
outdoor living.

6. PLAYGROUND - playgrounds should create
opportunities for intergenerational and social
connections, sensory stimulation, physical
exercise, and access to nature, the integration of
which is a design problem.

- well-designed inclusive play spaces
and parks welcome people and especially children
of all abilities to play, learn and grow together.

7. OUTDOOR EXERCISE - outdoor fitness can be a
structured exercise program that takes advantage
of natural terrain to get you in shape.

- a creative, abstract outdoor fitness that
provides opportunities to train the body and
the mind in a fun and safe way.

8. WATER FEATURE - it will improve the look
of your small garden without taking up a large
amount of space.

SPACE THAT CAN BE PROPOSE

1. Natural shaded spaces with
seating area – can improve the
experience for visitors with limited
energy or mobility issues.

2. Nature and green space - is
proven to provide mental, cognitive,
and physical health benefits for
people of all ages and abilities.

3. Public space – this can promote
positive multi-generational social
interaction and creates predictable
environments for people of all ages and
abilities, increasing comfort and safety.

4. Outdoor spaces -The guide highlights
innovative landscape designs that make
outdoor spaces accessible to all.

5. Previewing spaces: Clear lines of perception between
spaces allow older adults and people with disabilities to
preview spaces and discern if they will feel comfortable. This
is important for intellectually and developmentally disabled
people, it’s can providing the ability to anticipate the sensory
environment not only benefits intellectually /
developmentally disabled people, but other disabled
communities as well.

6. Isolated and open spaces: Providing a mix of
spaces, enclosed and open, gives people agency in the
kind of environment they want to experience.

PRELIMINARY PLAN OF UNIVERSAL
LANDSCAPE DESIGN

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