Some basic arrangements of outdoor spaces:
Formal and symmetrical, above. This organisation offers a measured progression to a point, or between two points. It is dynamic, but offers a limited range of sensations. Commonly found in avenues of trees. Also formal and symmetrical, but with a large central space, above, right. This type tends to be inwardly-oriented. It revolves around the centre, and usually has a static character. Common in city squares. Informal and organic, right. The structure is not immediately obvious. This type offers many points of interest, encourages exploration, provides surprises, and offers opportunities for a variety of activities. Common in well-designed gardens.
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Press, 8 September 1982, Page 20
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