A landscape architecture course on designing irrigation systems, including pipes, heads, automatic valves, vacuum breakers, water meters, stop-and-waste valves, and drains.

The workshop introduced methods for delivering a specific amount of water to a landscape zone or feature through the engineering, drawing, costing, and part specifications of a residential irrigation system.

It did not cover water-conservation strategies such as shading, composting, and plant-material selection.

Role: Undergraduate Student

Course: LA 408 - Irrigation Workshop

Setting: University of Oregon

Location: Eugene, Oregon

Year: 1978

Media: Pencil and Rapidograph on Clearprint paper