This document summarizes different types of landscape structures including pavilions, gazebos, and seats. It describes pavilions as structures for relaxation and sightseeing that can be placed on hills, alongside rivers, or on level ground. Gazebos are described as freestanding or attached garden structures that are roofed and open on all sides, providing shade and shelter. Different materials that can be used for these structures are also listed such as timber, concrete, steel, and stone.

1. Landscape…….

2. Pavilion, sit out, gazebos Done by-
 Ankita bhogte
 Siddharthraje dixit

3. PAVILION Pavilion is for relaxation and sightseeing
 A pavilion is a place where visitors relax, find shelter from wind
and rain and enjoy the beauty of the landscape .
 As a compound of the landscape, it is pierced on four sides and
with a sloping roof
 Two factors should be considered in a time of the selection of the
side.
 Pavilion can build on the hills, alongside the rivers or on the level
of ground.

5. HILL
PAVILION
GROUND
PAVILION
WATER
PAVILION

6.  Hill pavilions is normally the focus of the scenery for they
are on the top of the hill from which the surrounding scene can
be overlooked with the perspective line left.

7. Water pavilion should face the water on three or four sides and
be close to the surface
Water pavilion should be in relation with the surface and be a
part of the water scene.when the water surface is not vast at all a
water pavilion is suitable to be build smaller in the pool.

9. Ground pavilion is to be frequently come across at the critical
selection of the road or on the side of the road to form a
separate scene with the surroundings
The terms of cultural features the pavilions reflects, it fall into
three groups

10. Japanese style pavilion
• Japanese pavilion terrace is kind of small buildings
is set up in gardens for resting, viewing and
decoration.its is also called as pavilion of
garden.
European style pavilion
• European pavilion terrace refers to pavilion built
in western garden.
Pavilion of simple style
• Simple pavilion terrace in landscape design refers
to arbor with roof in parks ,squares and other
public area.

11. BY ZAHA HADID

12. JAPANESE
EUROPEAN
SIMPLE
TYPES MATERIALS
DIAMENTIO
N
Cedar American yellow
pine. Roof is made up of
color boards and copper
plate
3.5 to 5 m
Material used is timber
Side length is 3 to 4
m
Beam n columns are of
concrete, timber and
steel. and roofing
material is polycarbonate
resin plate, glass fabric
reinforced cement.
Dimensions are
same as arbors

13. SOME MODERN
PAVILLIONS

17. Seats are scenic facilities for visitors to relax themselves and
enjoy the neighboring scenery. they usually appear at the sites
where the environment is quiet
MATERIAL:- stone , concrete, kinds of granite , cast
iron,steel,ceramics.

23. Types of materials

26. GAZEBOS
Gazebos are freestanding or attached to a garden
wall, roofed, and open on all sides; they
provide shade, shelter, ornamental features in
a landscape, and a place to rest. Some gazebos in public
parks are large enough to serve as bandstands or rain
shelters.

27. Gazebo Types
Gazebos include pagodas, pavilions, kiosks, belvederes, follies,
Alhambra, pergolas,.
Such structures are popular in warm and sunny climates. They
are in the literature of China, Persia, and many other classical
civilizations, going back to several millennia.

29. Construction details

33. RENNAISANCE
TYPE GAEBO

34. Gazebo in marble

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