What does the structural law of landscape architecture design include?

The composition law of landscape architecture design can be summarized as: unity and change, balance and stability, proportion and scale, analogy and association, and spatial organization.

The unified change of landscape composition is often manifested in contrast and harmony, rhythm, master-slave and emphasis, connection and separation.

Because garden scenery is an entity composed of a certain volume and different materials, it often shows different heavy feelings. The principles of balance and stability are discussed in order to obtain the integrity and safety of garden layout. Stability refers to the light and heavy relationship of the whole garden layout, and balance refers to the relative relationship between various parts in the garden layout, such as the light and heavy relationship between left and right, front and back, etc.

Garden green space consists of garden plants, garden buildings, garden road sites, garden water bodies, mountains and rocks. And there is a certain proportion and scale relationship between them.

Garden art cannot directly describe or depict the concrete images of people and things in life, so it is more important to use analogy and association methods.

Spatial organization is closely related to the composition of garden green space. Space can be divided into indoor and outdoor. Architectural design pays more attention to the organization of indoor space, while architectural design and garden green space planning and design pay more attention to the infiltration and transition of outdoor space.