Figure 6-19 A Rock Waterfall at George Mark Children’s Hospice, San Leandro, California

Figure 6-19 A Rock Waterfall at George Mark Children’s Hospice, San Leandro, California

7 CONCLUSION

It may be noted here that the while most garden elements remain similar, the method of arrangement and density of various elements determines its direct impact. While seating, pathways, sculptures may be incorporated in stone, the blend of the recognized principles and the innovations would create the ideal design for the context. Through the above research, most elements may be simply replicated according to building theme, it is to be noted that it is of essence to focus on land utilization and incorporation of nature within the interiors as well. Stone acts as an excellent material for memorial construction and also for a commemorative landscape. Hoping that the above guidelines identified help in creating more inclusive and sensitive spaces to be utilized for both purposes. further, while designing a multitude of challenges are bound to emerge where discretion may be required.

This research has attempted to notify existing innovative techniques of use of stone in Garden but it may be said that many indigenous and traditional techniques can be found in contexts where the abundantly available material has made way into the traditional way of building. For any context, inspiration may be drawn from the local examples.

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