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AutoCAD Garden Design: Designing a Modern Zen Garden

A calming Zen garden is designed using AutoCAD’s powerful tools, showcasing the steps to create a serene, balanced space. This video gives you a practical, visually appealing guide to bring this popular style into your own landscape architecture projects. In this step-by-step tutorial, we transform a small London courtyard into a modern Zen retreat with stone paths, decorative rocks, a tsukubai water bowl, a lantern, and two seats—all drafted precisely in AutoCAD. You’ll learn to build clean 2D layouts, add planting labels & schedules, and compose a tight 6-species palette for year-round calm: Plant palette: Pinus mugo, Fargesia (clumping bamboo), Acer palmatum, Ilex crenata mounds, Hakonechloa macra, Black mondo (Ophiopogon). What you’ll learn Plan the layout: paths, stones, water feature, lantern, seating Use layers, blocks, hatches, Mleaders for tidy documentation Create a planting plan with labels/schedules (UK/London friendly) Keep it minimal: six species, texture first—colour second •📂 Patreon Resources for this Video Get the CAD base file used in the tutorial + a the final A3 PDF for the 6-species Zen palette. ➡️ Download here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/zen-gar... Includes: .DWG xRef base file & template (paths, stones, water bowl, lantern, seating) Planting list (PDF): Pinus mugo, Fargesia, Acer palmatum, Ilex crenata, Hakonechloa, Black mondo Usage: personal/educational projects Supporting on Patreon helps me make more in-depth tutorials—thank you! 🙌 00:00 - Intro 01:56 - xRef Image 02:32 - Site Boundary 03:31 - 1200mm Grid 06:03 - Defining Hatd & Soft Areas 10:52 - Refining Shapes 12:47 - Adding detail to linework 13:58 - Stone Footpath 15:42 - Water Feature 16:40 - Decorative Stones 17:55 - Lantern 21:04 - Sink Water Feature 22:34 - Detailing benches 22:55 - Refining Footpath 24:16 - Adding basic hatches 25:48 - Adding Planting 34:16 - Planting Specs 44:52 - Refining Graphics 46:41 - Adding Annotations 55:00 - Final Tweaks 55:53 - Presenting Layout