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 windand rain and enjoy the beauty of the landscape .
As a compound of the landscape, it is pierced on four sides andwith
a sloping roof Two factors should be considered in a time of the
selection of theside. Pavilion can build on the hills, alongside
the rivers or on the levelof ground. 4.
HILLPAVILIONGROUNDPAVILIONWATERPAVILION 5. Hill pavilions is
normally the focus of the scenery for theyare on the top of the
hill from which the surrounding scene canbe overlooked with the
perspective line left. 6. Water pavilion should face the water on
three or four sides andbe close to the surfaceWater pavilion should
be in relation with the surface and be apart of the water
scene.when the water surface is not vast at all awater pavilion is
suitable to be build smaller in the pool. 7. Ground pavilion is to
be frequently come across at the criticalselection of the road or
on the side of the road to form aseparate scene with the
surroundingsThe terms of cultural features the pavilions reflects,
it fall intothree groups 8. Japanese style pavilion Japanese
pavilion terrace is kind of small buildingsis set up in gardens for
resting, viewing anddecoration.its is also called as pavilion
ofgarden.European style pavilion European pavilion terrace refers
to pavilion builtin western garden.Pavilion of simple style Simple
pavilion terrace in landscape design refersto arbor with roof in
parks ,squares and otherpublic area. 9. BY ZAHA HADID 10.
JAPANESEEUROPEANSIMPLETYPES MATERIALSDIAMENTIONCedar American
yellowpine. Roof is made up ofcolor boards and copperplate3.5 to 5
mMaterial used is timberSide length is 3 to 4mBeam n columns are
ofconcrete, timber andsteel. and roofingmaterial is
polycarbonateresin plate, glass fabricreinforced cement.Dimensions
aresame as arbors 11. SOME MODERNPAVILLIONS 12. Seats are scenic
facilities for visitors to relax themselves andenjoy the
neighboring scenery. they usually appear at the siteswhere the
environment is quietMATERIAL:- stone , concrete, kinds of granite ,
castiron,steel,ceramics. 13. Types of materials 14. GAZEBOSGazebos
are freestanding or attached to a gardenwall, roofed, and open on
all sides; theyprovide shade, shelter, ornamental features ina
landscape, and a place to rest. Some gazebos in publicparks are
large enough to serve as bandstands or rainshelters. 15. Gazebo
TypesGazebos include pagodas, pavilions, kiosks, belvederes,
follies,Alhambra, pergolas,.Such structures are popular in warm and
sunny climates. Theyare in the literature of China, Persia, and
many other classicalcivilizations, going back to several millennia.
16. Construction details 17. RENNAISANCETYPE GAEBO 18. Gazebo in
marble 19. THANKYOU
