8 Case Study_AmaraRaja

K. Raghuraman

AMARARAJA

INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN

• Landscaping as we see it today is the scientific and aesthetic use of available outdoor space to provide a utility-based green model for relaxation.
• If we could visualize how one approaches a campus, literally, one could easily identify the various aspects of a typical landscape plan.

    DESIGN REQUIREMENT

Green Belt Development

Flowering & Foliage Tree

Accents Plants

Mass Planting

Hedge planting

Specimen Palms

Ground cover and Creeper

Undulation Grass Mounds

Road landscaping

Island development

Entrance landscaping

TREES

Tall Trees for compound wall side

Security reason and branch should not abstract the lorry moment

Canopy Tree for Parking area

Give shade for parking and is not to be birds attraction

Flowering g tree for Road side

To Crete a colorful avenue

Specimen Tree for Entrance area

To area make Sculptural view

Aroma Trees for STP Area

To avoid smell from STP

Buffer Trees planting in open space

To give more oxygen and make area cool

Specimen Palms

Used in main moment area and island to make asthmatic look

Shrubs

To make colorful mass planting near the building side and entrance

Hedge Plants

To plant for green screen and using compound wall side for green look

Grass

Type 1. Korean grass which is rich look using in main entrance and

Type 2 doop area which is using around the building

SITE PLAN

LANDSCAPE PLAN – MVRLA PLANT

Visitor Entrance

The visitor’s entrance is flanked by colored frame walls for an inviting experience.

Shrub beds and shaded trees are also provided

TEA POINT ENTRANCE

Tea for the employees is being served at this point. Their basic refreshment like rest rooms and toilets are provided in this area.

ISLAND LANDSCAPE

• The island landscape is a linear stretch of greenery between two roads.
• This linear stretch is planted with shade trees to reduce pollution and bring in fresh air throughout.

ISLAND PLAN & SECTION

Island View