Landscape Design Final REVISED AND UPDATED
FOR 2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
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Practice questions for this set
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Step 1) Analysis of the site and client
Step 2) Conceptualize possible design solutions/ideas
Step 3) Finalize the design and plan the presentation
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1 Symmetrical Balance 2 Steps to Design
3 Landscape Architect- 4 Dominance
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Terms in this set (77)
Symmetrical Balance Formal balance achieved by repeating features in a
mirror image on both sides of a visible or imaginary
lin
Asymmetrical Balance Informal balance achieved by placement of plants
and features of unequal characteristics but equal
visual weight on both sides of a visible or imaginary
line
Unity A sense of oneness, in which everything in the
design fits together as a whole, with no extraneous
or unrelated par
Repetition The use of the same plants, construction materials,
or design principles throughout , or in more than
one part of the design
Dominance The relative strength or importance of a design
feature
Scale The relationship of the sizes of objects to each
other and to the space they occupy
Color The visible hue reflected by leaves, flowers, and
other features. Often classified as warm(red,
orange) or cool(blue, green), bright or dull, intense
or calm, etc. Considered by many to be the single
most powerful or influential element of design
FOR 2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW!!
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Step 1) Analysis of the site and client
Step 2) Conceptualize possible design solutions/ideas
Step 3) Finalize the design and plan the presentation
Choose an answer
1 Symmetrical Balance 2 Steps to Design
3 Landscape Architect- 4 Dominance
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (77)
Symmetrical Balance Formal balance achieved by repeating features in a
mirror image on both sides of a visible or imaginary
lin
Asymmetrical Balance Informal balance achieved by placement of plants
and features of unequal characteristics but equal
visual weight on both sides of a visible or imaginary
line
Unity A sense of oneness, in which everything in the
design fits together as a whole, with no extraneous
or unrelated par
Repetition The use of the same plants, construction materials,
or design principles throughout , or in more than
one part of the design
Dominance The relative strength or importance of a design
feature
Scale The relationship of the sizes of objects to each
other and to the space they occupy
Color The visible hue reflected by leaves, flowers, and
other features. Often classified as warm(red,
orange) or cool(blue, green), bright or dull, intense
or calm, etc. Considered by many to be the single
most powerful or influential element of design
