Zhejiang Perfect Production Factory Landscape Design concept is to reconstruct landscape painting to convey the spirit of landscape with simple & abstract form.
From former deposit area to neighborhood resource MASU Planning: Activity Landscape Kastrup is a former deposit area of excess soil and building materials, which was turned into a new neighborhood park. The long left-over patch of land in between the 80ies residential area Vægterparken and the metro tracks was transformed into a neighborhood resource, by […]
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Have you ever looked for inspiration to elevate your outdoor spaces or simply just looked up images of outdoor places to appreciate the integration of nature into everyday life? Well, look no further because a good collection of these images can actually be found on the Facebook page Art & Landscape Design, which is an account that regularly shares diverse and captivating content related to the art of landscape design.
BDP: Around the new river channel, there are new footbridges, a backwater with viewing platform, an ephemeral pool creating interest near the newly opened cafe, a copse of trees to provide shade and swathes of wildflower meadow providing splashes of colour in this vibrant, natural landscape. Innovative water play has also been introduced using a […]
Abdulrahim Place Landscape Architects » Sanitas Studio Photography Team » W Workspace Photographer » Wison Tungthunya Assistant Photographer » Niphon Ounroa • Jinnawat Borihankijanan Image Colorist…
As part of the Perth City Link project, the overall brief was to design an inclusive, welcoming destination that linked Perth’s CBD to Northbridge. This cultural and civic destination aimed to embody all the characteristics of the local area, Perth and Western Australia more broadly. Lyons, the Principal Architect and Iredale Pedersen hook architects designed […]
Image 14 of 21 from gallery of Mega Foodwalk Landscape / Landscape Collaboration. Photograph by Rungkit Charoenwat
The mid-century modernism movement took hold of Los Angeles like no other place in the United States. Houses were made translucent, the focus shifted from the street to the backyard. Abbye Churchill takes us into a Californian garden that creates seamless transitions between environments. A tranquil, yet wild nature in the heart of a thumping city.
Image 4 of 22 from gallery of Ascent Building / Studio Woodroffe Papa. Photograph by Jan Bitter
Project InformationName of Project: Come On Calm OnLocation: Bangkok, ThailandCategory: Design Period: Completion Year: Site Area: Client: Architect: Landscape Architect: Interior Design: Horticulturist: M&E: Design Director: C&S Engineering: Photographer: It is undeniable that the lifestyl
Image 17 of 33 from gallery of Growing Green Office / Studio 102. Photograph by Vu Xuan Son
Rambøll Architecture and Urban Development: Farum Midtpunkt is a famous social housing building from the 1970s, situated in Northern Zealand, Denmark. It is based on modernist principals where the idea was to combine single-family homes with public functions in a closed community. The residents wanted Farum Midtpunkt to be more open to the surrounding areas […]
An initial concept of a spaceship with a cylindrical form started the ball rolling. A “spaceship” in a…
Brief: Create a transition from a newly reconfigured indoor living space to the external garden room. Size: 44m2 Features: : Concrete Paving, Concrete Plank Paving, Bespoke Water Trough, Timber Bench, Lighting, Evergreen Planting Contributors: Alister Thorpe (Photography) + Jeremy
C21 is a small, almost left-over space by the Atelierhaus, a building where creative freelancers and artists live and work. Despite the scale of the site, rajek barosch landscape architecture managed to design a complex but comfortable space that takes into account the surroundings, water management, the residents and biodiversity.
Image 8 of 9 from gallery of School La Pau Square / Leku Studio. Axonometry
Image 25 of 43 from gallery of Juvet Landscape Hotel / Jensen & Skodvin Architects. Photograph by JSA
Flower expert Robbie Honey writes about the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017. Read our Journal for his highlights of this year's show and what inspired his love of orchids from a young age.
The welcomed continuation of Bali’s beautiful landscape to the inside of the building is one of our key credos in architectural design. The topography and architecture of the structure have a symbiotic relationship, neither obstructing the beauty, particularly to the individual. Inspired by the lotus flower’s harmonious presence and the balance administered through the practice […]
The Bottière Chênaie project was rooted in the site history and geography. A history marked by the ground occupation, a geological past that had left layers of confined ground-water, allowing boreholds and human occupation that took advantage of this situation to introduce market gardening parcels at the town entrance. Our work looks to express these attributes […]
A version of this article originally appeared in the May 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*230)
Today we've gathered for you some of our favorite gardens we've seen going around the web! From lush grass landscapes to meandering wooden pathways, these statement gardens have definitely caught our attention. Check out the trends we see going on in the great outdoors this season!
