presentation is about how interiors can be landscaped and characteristics and considerations for designing such spaces .

1. A R S U R A S H M I E K A A L M E G H
A S S O C I A T E P R O F F E S S O R
L A D C O L L E G E , N A G P U R
Interior landscaping

2. Landscaping is done for :-
• Providing Accents
• Adding interest
• Creating an
atmosphere
• Sense of enclosure
• Sense of outdoors
• Sense of scale
• En-framing views
• Adding colour
• Creating a contrast
• Enliven environments
• Break monotony
• Provide a sense of
being near to nature
• For space
segregation
• For hiding elements
or unsightly objects

3. a multi-disciplinary field, incorporating aspects of :
• botany,
• horticulture,
• the fine arts,
• architecture,
• industrial design,
• soil sciences,
• environmental psychology,
• geography,
• ecology,
• and civil engineering.
• The landscape architect can conceive the
overall concept and prepare the master plan,
from which detailed design drawings and
technical specifications are prepared. They can
also review proposals to authorize and
supervise contracts for the construction work.
Other skills include preparing design impact
assessments, conducting environmental
assessments and audits, and serving as an
expert witness at inquiries on land use issues.
Landscape architecture Interior landscaping

4. The activities of a landscape architect can range from :
1. the creation of public parks and Parkways
2. site planning for campuses and
3. corporate office parks,
4. design of residential estates
5. design of civil infrastructure and
6. the management of large wilderness areas or
7. reclamation of degraded landscapes such as mines or landfills.
Landscape architects work on :
structures and external spaces with limitations toward the landscape or park
aspect of the design - large or small, urban, suburban and rural, and with
"hard" (built) and "soft" (planted) materials, while integrating ecological
sustainability.
The most valuable contribution can be made at the first stage of a project to
generate ideas with technical understanding and creative flair for the design,
organization, and use of spaces.

5. Interior landscaping is the practice of
designing, arranging, and caring for living
plants in enclosed environments.
Interior landscaping’ is an appropriate term
because indoor environments contain plains,
angles, and horizons that are softened,
accentuated or altered by the
addition of plants and planters-thus
landscaping the interior.
Similar to outdoor landscapes,
interior landscapes provide spaces with
ornament, color, sculptural elements, focal
points, and an overall pleasant environment.
interior landscaping is also known as
plantscaping and interiorscaping. Interior
landscape firms will use one of the three terms
or a combination. While interior landscaping is
an accurate description of this specialty,
Interior landscaping

6. HOW ?
WHY ?

36. ANALYSIS NEEDS TO BE
DONE ON THE BASIS OF:
• LIGHT
• VENTILLATION
• HUMIDITY
• GLARE
• TEMPERATURE
• STYLE OF INTERIOR
DESIGN
• TIME AND
MAINTAINANCE

42. Collaboration between interior ,
landscape principles of landscape
design and interior design overlap
in some key areas
• Using light (natural and artificial)
with sensitivity as to how light
fixes colour, defines objects and
affects mood
• Refining and balancing the vast
palette of colour and textures
available in the materials used
• Framing views and planning
movement that naturally leads
from one environment to another
Where the interior designer leaves
off, the landscape designer picks
up.

47. Site analysis

48. INTERIOR LANDSCAPING
RESIDENCES
OFFICE SPACE
COMMERCIAL AND
CORPORATE SPACES
INSTITUTIONAL
• PUBLIC
• SEMI PUBLIC
• INCIDENTAL
• FUNCTIONAL
• NON FUNCTIONAL
SMALL SPACES , MAINTENANCE ISSUE , LIMITED PLANT PALLETE
BIGGER , MAINTENANCE AND TIME IMPORTANT , PLANT PALLETTE
INCREASES
BIGGER SPACES , MAINTENANCE IS VERY IMPORTANT .
INCREASED PLANT PALLETTE.
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ANALYSE :
• NEED / FUNCTION / ACTIVITIES
• VIEWS
• POSSIBILITIES
• SPACES
• SERVICES
ENVISION : PROBLEMS AND ISSUES