INSTITUTION

LANDSCAPING

Submitted to: Submitted by:

Ar. Shivani Verma Anshul Saxena(20003)
Ar. Sangeeta Rani Yorika Moktan(20017)
Institution Landscaping

• Institutional landscaping is the art of

beautifying the campuses and surroundings
of any institutional area.

• Institutional gardens are attached to either

public or private organization by the smart
collection of ornamental plants to increase
the beauty of that area
Importance of Institutional Garden
1. It increase the beauty of an area.
2. It is a place for relaxation.
3. It is a module of ornamentation.
4. It maintains the climatic balance .
5. It helps to keep down severe heat and cold
6. It also offer a therapy for teaching.
Components of Institutional Gardens
SCULPTURES
ROADS CAR PARKING
PLACES

LAWNS
LIGHTING

RECREATIONAL
PLAYGROUNDS AREAS
UTILITY AREA
 ROADS
They are important for
institutional gardens which are
kinked with the entry points.

The roads and paths are

formally planted with medium
flowering plants.
 CAR PARKING PLACE
A suitable car parking place is
essential for visitor in which
shading trees can be planted for
the cars.
 LAWN
It is an important component of
an institutional garden.
The lawn area should be planted
with hardy grasses, seasonal
flowers, bulbous plants, rare and
pretty shrubs and climbers to
enhance the beauty and
attractiveness of the building.
 PLAYGROUNDS

Institutional gardens must

have a playground and can be
planted with lawn to look nice.
 LIGHTING

Lighting system in
an institutional
garden at night is
necessary.
 RECREATIONAL AREAS

It is generally kept at the back

or side of the building,
They are planted with trees
after careful consideration.
 UTILITY AREA

Institutional garden should have utility area for

teachers, students and staff.
 SCULPTURES

A sculpture can
increase the beauty
of a garden. It must
be enjoyable.
 Selection of trees
TREES SHRUB CLIMBER AQUATIC
TOPIARY PALM
S S AND ORNAMENTAL
Selection of trees Shrubs play an
CREEPERS
and their location important role in an
depend on the institutional
architectural style landscaping. Border
of the building. planting of shrubbery
Trees with, on large grounds is
beautiful flowers used for filling the
and handsome
gaps between the
foliage are grown
trees and lawns.
in the boundaries
Shrub can be used
of gardens.
o Ornamental into roadside also.
o Flowering o Ornamental shrubs
o Flowering shrubs
 TREES
ORNAMENTAL TREES
o Mast tree,
o Ficus,
o Albizzia,
o Devil’s tree,
o Rain tree,
o Swamp pea,
o Paradise tree,
o Bread fruit,
o Umbrella tree etc.
 TREES
FLOWERING TREES

o Champas,
o Peacock flower,
o Bottle brush,
o Indian medlar,
o Bauhinia,
o Parrot tree,
o pPride of India,
o Saraca,
o Stereospermum etc.
 SHRUBS
ORNAMENTAL
SHRUBS

o Thuja,
o Croton,
o Acalypha,
o Aralia etc.
 SHRUBS
FLOWERING SHRUBS

o Jasmines,
o Oleander,
o Allamanda,
o Mussaenda,
o Candle bush,
o China box,
o China rose,
o Ixora,
o Gardenia etc
CLIMBERS AND CREEPERS

Beautiful and flowering climbers and creepers

are used to grow over walls, trellis, pergolas,
pillars or large trees and change the whole look.
e.g. Bougainvillea, Garlic vine, Cypress vine,
Passion flower, Bleeding heart, Butterfly pea,
Coral vine, Money plant, Golden shower,
Creeping fig etc
 TOPIARY
Topiary is the art and practice of clipping and
shearing of shrubs, small trees and herbaceous to
develop a geometric or fantastic shapes. It
increases the beauty of a garden. Durant, China
box, Cypress, Juniper, Ixora, Thuja, Streblus etc.
are used in topiary
 PALM
The palm can be planted between the gap
of other plants on side of main road or as
group planting. e.g. Royal palm, Cabbage
palm, Lady palm, Bamboo palm,
Butterfly palm, Bottle palm, Today palm
etc.
 AQUATIC ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
Aquatic ornamental
plants may be
planted in the pond.
e.g. Water lily, Lotus,
Giant lotus, Sweet
flag, Water flag etc
Precautions in Landscaping Institutional Gardens

1. Thorny plant should be avoided in road

side.
2. Shade tree is restricted to the border area,
game court and athletic field.
3. The use of cement or brick is not
recommended in the recreation area.
4. The front area should be planted with
medium sized trees
OFFLINE CASE STUDY
 INDO GLOBAL COLLEGE

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Different types of plants and trees found
are
• Sago Palm(Cycas Revoluta)
• Weeping fig plant
• Sporos Papaya
• Photinia Plant
• Oleander
• Sisal
• Devil’s ivy plant
• Date Palm
• Green era duranta plant
• Cupaniopsis anacardioidesPlant.
 SAGO
PALM
WEEPING
FIG

SPOROS
PAPAYA

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 PHOTINIA PLANT

OLEANDER SISA
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 DATE
PALM

GREEN ERA DURANTA

CUPANIOPSIS
ANACARDIOIDESPLANT.

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 OTHER PLANTS, TREES,
SHRUBS FOUND

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 CHANGES TO BE DONE:
• More of green area
• Irrelevant landscaping
• No proper connection of hardscapes(roads)
• Gazibos are less
• Sitting area is less
• Trees near Architecture block hides the building

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 ONLINE CASE STUDY

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