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Inventory, Analysis, & Project Management

Below is a general outline for this section. Click on the section headings to learn more

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Project Initiation:

  • The phase where the project is formally started, its objectives are defined, and its feasibility is assessed.

 

Project Planning:

  • The phase where the project plan is developed, including the scope, schedule, budget, and risk management plan.

 

Project Execution

  • The phase where the project plan is put into action, and the project deliverables are created and completed.

 

Project Monitoring and Controlling:

  • The phase where the project’s progress is tracked and adjustments are made to ensure it stays on schedule and within budget.

 

Project Closure:

  • The final phase where the project is completed, deliverables are handed over, and a final review is conducted.

 

Project Management Vocabulary

02

Data Collection:

  • Methods for collecting data about a site, including field observations, surveys, and using geographic information systems (GIS).


Existing Conditions:

  • Documenting and understanding existing site conditions, such as topography, vegetation, hydrology, and infrastructure.


Environmental Considerations:

  • Assessing environmental factors like climate, soil, water resources, and ecological systems.

03

Site Analysis

SWOT Analysis:

  • Conducting Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) analysis for the site.


Functional Analysis:

  • Evaluating the site’s functionality, usability, and suitability for intended uses.


Regulatory and Legal Constraints:

  • Understanding zoning laws, building codes, environmental regulations, and other legal constraints affecting the site.


Cultural and Historical Context:

  • Assessing the cultural, historical, and social context of the site and its surroundings.

04

Synthesis and Concept Development

Design Principles:

Applying principles of landscape design, such as scale, proportion, balance, and harmony.


Conceptual Diagrams:

Creating conceptual diagrams to illustrate design ideas and spatial relationships.


Design Alternatives:

Developing and evaluating multiple design alternatives based on analysis findings.

05

Documentation and Presentation

Report Writing:

Preparing comprehensive reports that document inventory and analysis findings.


Graphic Representation:

Using various graphic techniques to represent site analysis and conceptual designs.


Presentation Skills:

Effectively presenting findings and design concepts to clients, stakeholders, and regulatory bodies.

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