Relacje i wzajemne uwarunkowania elementów kompozycji

Distances between elements

Shapes and forms

Surfaces and planes

Movement dynamics

Position of elements

Mutual directions

Size relationships

Color contrast

1. Ideal proportions are based on mathematical principles

2. Ideal proportions are subjective

3. Ideal proportions vary by culture

4. Ideal proportions are not important

a : b = a + b

a : b = a - b

a : b = a * b

a : b = a / b

Distance from the observer

Color of the elements

Size of the elements

Shape of the trees

Highlighting selected points in space through an element of high plastic or material value

Creating a dominant composition

Introducing tension and dynamics to the project

Directing the observer's attention to key elements of the space

It adds color

It serves as a focal point

It provides seating

It is a historical landmark

It provides shade

It creates a strong visual accent

It attracts wildlife

It is a native species

Relationship between elements in terms of similarity

Importance of symmetry and rhythm in design

Use of color and shape in landscaping

Arrangement of elements along a central axis

Perfect symmetry

Free symmetry

Dynamic symmetry

Asymmetry

A repetition of elements according to a set rule

A random arrangement of elements

A single element used in isolation

A chaotic pattern without structure

Regular Rhythm

Variable Rhythm

Complex Rhythm

Dynamic Rhythm

It creates a sense of depth

It reduces maintenance

It attracts wildlife

It increases sunlight exposure

Proporcje

Rytm

Akcent

Symetria

Understanding compositional relationships

Balancing static and dynamic principles

Context and elasticity in design