The so-called balance means that people have the same taste and feeling for the scenery on both sides and in front of the visual center.
For example, a pair of landscapes with the same volume and quality and a pair of stone carvings will have a sense of balance.
So we should also pay attention to it in courtyard design.
Second, the principle of proportionality.
Pay attention to the proportional relationship between all parts of the courtyard.
From the big part to the big whole, and then to a small part of everything and the environment.
If the proportion is lost, it is easy to find room for appreciation.
This is like a person's facial features. If the proportion is appropriate, there will be beauty, and vice versa.
Third, the principle of rhythm.
In music or poetry, the phenomenon that similar rhymes are repeated according to certain rules is called rhythm.
Similarly, the same is true for designing courtyards. Only by skillfully using various rhythms can visitors feel the sense of rhythm.
Fourth, the principle of comparison.
In courtyard design, if you want to highlight a local landscape, you can put people, colors, textures and other opposing scenery together, which has a strong sense of contrast and a distinct visual effect.