A perspectiva linear e orgãnica na conceção do desenho de paisagem

This dissertation was primarily engaged in the study of linear and organic perspective applied to the drawing of landscape, considering the perspective as a fundamental tool in order to graphically materialize sensory experiences offered by the landscape / place to be drawn. The methodology consisted initially in the investigation of perspective theories and perspective representation methods applied to landscape drawing, followed by practical application to a specific case. Thus, within the linear perspective were analyzed and explained: the visual framing, the methods of representation based on the descriptive geometry and also the design of shadows and reflections within the shadows. In the context of organic perspective were analyzed and described techniques utilizing depth of field, the color, or fading and overlapping and light-dark so as to add depth to the drawing. It was also explained a set of materials, printing techniques and resources, which by means of practical examples executed by different artists over time, show the perspectives’ drawings and application of theory. Finally, a set of original drawings was prepared in order to represent a place of a specific case, using for this purpose the theories and methods of linear and organic perspective, using different materials and printing techniques. The drawings were framed under the "project design", starting with the horizontal and vertical projections of a landscape architecture design to provide different views of the proposed space. It can be concluded that the techniques and methods described and exemplified, were suitable, with some adjustments, to the purpose it was intended, in particular in the landscape design conception, bringing to reality the pictorial sense world perceived by the human eye

Economic consequences of urbanization in Mexico /

Mode of access: Internet.

Technical report : Illinois natural areas inventory /

"Performed under contract to the Illinois Department of Conservation."

A book of pictures in Roland Park, Baltimore, Maryland : March and June 1911.

"The houses shown in this book were designed by Wyatt & Nolting, Ellicott & Emmart, Howard Sill, Glidden & Friz and Edward L. Palmer, Jr., Architects; Olmsted Brothers were the landscape architects"--T.p. verso.

House & garden.

Readers' guide to periodical literature

Cooling our communities : a guidebook on tree planting and light-colored surfacing /

Mode of access: Internet.

Illinois Streams Information System : encoding manual : river mile index reference maps /

Cover title.

Illinois Streams Information System : project description /

"Working paper no. 1."

Status and functions of isolated wetlands in Illinois /

"IP733038"--Page 2 of cover.

House beautiful.

Title varies slightly.

Access to the environment : a series of reference documents on the design and development of site facilities to make them barrier free to the physically handicapped and disabled /

Prepared under contract (H-2002-R) with the Office of Policy Development and Research, Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, and Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board.

Grounds of farm house for David Adler Jr. at Libertyville, Ill. Revised garden layout

Changes in plantings indicated in pen. Unsigned. 88 x 52 cm. Scale 1/8" = 1' [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Plan for fish ponds; estate of Mr. James A. Allison

Black and red ink on linen; some pencil. Location of ponds, buildings and gardens; elevations; two cross-section details of pond depth and drainage; some penciled topographical lines, elevations and changes in location of buildings, walkways and ponds. 93 cm. x 57 cm. [Marion College] [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Topographical survey; grounds of Mr. James A. Allison

Ink on linen. Elevations, location of drainage tiles, buildings and vegetation. Includes some penciled lines and notes. 94 cm. x 80 cm. Scale: 1"= 50' [Marion College] [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Design for boulder bridge; grounds of Mr. James A. Allison

Red and black ink on linen. View from top, side and end elevations and cross-section with distances and grades. 111 cm. x 50 cm. Scale: 1/4" = 1'. Signed. [Marion College] [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]