Plans for the 2012 Serpentine Pavilion by Herzog & de Meuron and Chinese artist Ai Weiwei were unveiled by the gallery today. 
Seonyudo Park is an ecological park in Korea, created by converting a former water treatment plant. Landscape architecture tree stamps | Garden Design And Landscape Architecture Blog – Gardenvisit.com
I had no idea, but apparently back in the day they used to use stamps to mark trees on landscape architecture plans, and how very fab they were too. 
The ubiquitous combination of box and lavender, done very well indeed. 
Gregory Euclide creates installations that grow from the canvas into the gallery space, formed from found objects to depict human interaction with his/her environment. 
Collection of images of circles, holes and dots on Sotto La Vernice. 
Anna Garforth attaches moss to walls to write out verses of poetry. 
The first post in a series on land art on the Land8 blog. 
Imaginative and hand-crafted playground crochet by Japanese artist Toshiko Horiuchi. 
Polished path is impractical but oooooh shiny! |
By Spacelab for a site in Croatia. Not clear if it was every built. 
Whilst I rather like the idea of a "Shed of the Year" competition, the entrants are, by and large, really really ugly. 
Patrick Blanc, talks about his latest creation at the New York botanical garden. 
2012 Architecten's temporary facade at the Stadskantoor, Rotterdam’s central administrative office. 
Ernesto Neto has created sculpture which is an interactive pathway suspended from the ceiling and lined with small satchels containing spices of various color and scent. 
Steve Wheen is a Pothole Gardener from East London who fills up pesky potholes with mini living worlds comprised of soil, plants, and adorable props. 
Really like the way they've shown the lawn areas, under-planting and trees as seperate layers. Wouldn't be much good as a planting plan, but a nice way to clearly display plans for larger projects. 
Whilst the design is quite, er, nice (gotta love the cell-like structure to it), what I really like are the graphics created to present this concept. Especially this one, which looks like a glowing model village. 
Mexican architect Iván Juárez of X-Studio has collaborated with the nordic artists centre at Dalsåsen and the Norwegian Ministry of Culture to create a structure from pine cones in a forest in Norway. The natural material was chosen for its symbolic connection to 
Installed at Industry Gallery in Washington D.C last month 
By Christopher Woodward, garden historian and Director of London's Garden Museum.
"Why, with so much evidence pointing out its detriment, do we put people in homes whose window sills are not wide enough for a potted plant? Our great predecessors would have been ashamed of us: we have squandered the chance to create a city they could only imagine. It remains to be seen whether there is time to rectify our mistakes." |
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