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More: http://blog.morestudio.co/post/49443848954/luyeyuan-stone-sculpture-museum-by-jiakun
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http://blog.morestudio.co/post/52956320665
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homedesigning: Awesome Garden Stone Paths
PARQUE ECOLOGICO LAGO DE TEXCOCO by IÑAKI ECHEVERRÍAMore:http://www.parquetexcoco.com/en/project/
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O’Donnel Garden by Estudio Caballero Colon More: http://www.archdaily.com/69982/odonnell-garden-estudio-caballero-colon/
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low-country: Jacques Wirtz - Private garden (1969) Located in the small town of Schoten, Belgium, 15 minutes outside Antwerp, the private garden had been neglected for more than 30 years when Jacques Wirtz, a landscape architect, bought it in 1969. For the next 15 years, it served as a back lot where he stored his botanical props—topiaries, hedges, and ornamental trees—and conducted gardening experiments, perfecting his fertilizing, pruning, and clipping techniques. Though at first he had no intention of turning the wild patch of overgrown hedges and aging fruit trees into a showcase, over the years the lot acquired a life of its own. A strange order soon appeared out of the chaos. The old boxwood hedges had been carefully trimmed to take advantage of their natural overgrowth and now looked like big puffs of whipped cream. Sugarloafs of clipped yew were clustered next to neat scoops of evergreens. Handsome blocks of dark foliage looked as appetizing as moist wedges of gingerbread. Candy-colored magnolias and dogwood trees blossomed randomly all year long. In winter, when this Lewis Carroll landscape was iced with frost or light snow, the place was even more of a visual treat. (Metropolis magazine)
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conceptlandscape: Urban Prairie - transformation of the Plaza to grassland by claude cormier
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archimaps: Plan of the gardens and the Château de Marly
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