Sensational Garden / Nabito Architects and Partners. The neighborhood of Corso Lazio, in the city of Frosinone, Italy, can finally enjoy its first public space,that it has been expecting for 25 years now.
The sensational garden represents the starting point of a big masterplan to renew and integrate the public spaces and the services to the housing neighborhood. This lack of public spaces generate an absolute degrade of the entire area, and the neighborhood has become an unsustainable dormitory. For this reason the project for the sensational garden amplifies the idea of a relational space filling the social void with an explosive, playful, sensorial and interactive intimate room, like a personal living room in a public realm. The garden is constantly in tension between artificial and natural elements. It is a garden in which users and citizens can find the joy of life, love and get to know each other again and make themselves comfortable with the entire neighborhood, thus renewing the social sustainability of this site in Frosinone.
Clic-Clac Photo. Catalogueparpagesweb.pdf (Objet application/pdf) L'art des jardins / Sabine Forero. Domaine de Chaumont sur Loire. A moins de 200 kilomètres au sud de Paris, entre les villes de Tours et de Blois, se cache un trésor de poésie.
Oasis naturel, promontoire perché à 40 mètres au dessus de la Loire sauvage, le Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire, propriété de la Région Centre, vous ouvre toute l’année les portes de son château, de son parc et, d’avril à fin octobre, de l’incontournable Festival International des Jardins. Le château, qui fut la propriété de Catherine de Médicis, de Diane de Poitiers et de la Princesse de Broglie vous accueille en toutes saisons avec ses intérieurs chaleureux et richement meublés. Ici, tout invite à l’émotion artistique. C’est donc une promenade de rêve à travers 32 hectares et dans un château idéalement situé en bord de Loire que vous pourrez effectuer en toutes saisons à Chaumont-sur-Loire. Venez vivre une journée hors du temps… Pruned. Le Nôtre dans la tradition. GH3. VULGARE» Vulgare – blog about landscape written by Thomas Barbey. NYC Rooftops.
4-autres-regards.pdf (Objet application/pdf) Paysage. Stylepark. Patrick Blanc's Vertical Gardens - Musée du quai Branly in Paris. Vertical Wall on Jean Nouvel’s Musée du quai Branly Plants have found a home on walls for centuries, but are sometimes incongruous with architecture, often breaking down the structural integrity of a building’s facade.
Patrick Blanc’s Vertical Garden System, known as Le Mur Vegetal in French, allows both plants and buildings to live in harmony with one another. The botanist cum vertical landscape designer is probably best know for his gorgeous living wall on the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris (shown above). But Blanc’s Vertical Garden System can be implemented anywhere: indoors or out and in any climatic environment. Vertical Garden Fashion & Interior The three-part system consists of a PVC layer, felt, and metal frame, providing a soil-free self-supporting system light enough to be hung on the wall, and even suspended in the air, weighing in at less than 30 kilograms per square meter. + Vertical Gardens.