Before revision: The fourteen pattern elements are: 1 Scale, which relates the garden to the environment; 2 Garden rooms, which divide and connect the garden; 3 Pathways, which define what we see in the garden; 4 Bridges, which differentiate garden spaces and create compelling focal points; 5 Gates, which are the portal to the garden; 6 Shelters, which anchor the garden in space; 7 Borders, which separate and make distinct garden sections; 8 Patios, which tie the house to the landscape; 9 Sheds, which add texture; 10 Focal points, which create destinations in the garden; 11 Water, which fully engages the senses; 12 Ornamentation, which creates mood; 13 Containers, which allow artistic flexibility; and, 14 Materials, which add bulk, solidity, and softness to the garden.
After revision: The fourteen pattern elements are: Scale, which relates the garden to the environment; Garden rooms, which divide and connect the garden; Pathways, which define what we see in the garden; Bridges, which differentiate garden spaces and create compelling focal points; Gates, which are the portal to the garden; Shelters, which anchor the garden in space; Borders, which separate and make distinct garden sections; Patios, which tie the house to the landscape; Sheds, which add texture; Focal points, which create destinations in the garden; Water, which fully engages the senses; Ornamentation, which creates mood; Containers, which allow artistic flexibility; and, Materials, which add bulk, solidity, and softness to the garden.