1. Functionality: The outdoor space should be designed with the intended use in mind. Whether it's hosting dinner parties or providing a space for children to play, the layout and features should reflect the intended purpose.
2. Climate and Weather Conditions: The climate and weather of the region will determine the type of materials that are used in the design of the outdoor space. For example, if there is a lot of rainfall, then materials that are resistant to water damage are required.
3. Privacy: Depending on the location of the outdoor space, privacy might be a crucial factor to consider. Incorporating fencing, landscaping, or other screening techniques can help create a sense of privacy and security.
4. Lighting: Proper lighting is critical when designing an outdoor space, allowing the space to be used comfortably and safely during the night.
5. Sustainability: Incorporating environmentally-friendly and sustainable practices like using solar panels, rainwater harvesting techniques, or native plants can help to reduce the environmental impact and create an eco-friendly space.
6. Comfort and Design: The outdoor space should be designed to provide comfort and relaxation. The use of comfortable outdoor furniture, plants, and even water can create a tranquil and refreshing environment.
7. Maintenance: The design plan needs to consider the maintenance of the outdoor space, including the frequency of maintenance, the available budget for maintenance, and the durability of the materials used.
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