GREEN!Mind

[mindyourgarden]

Soon the 9th International Biennial of Landscape Architectureand the Rosa Barba Prize are taking place.

[mindyourgarden]

The Garden of Remembrance, Marburg (Germany)

The project Garden of Remembrance utilizes the site of the in the “Reichskristallnacht” in 1938 destroyed synagogue and is a memorial to the Jews and their culture destroyed in these pogroms. The result is an unconventional Garden of Remembrance which includes an artistic endeavour and which, together, form a special urban site. At the same time the Garden of Remembrance is part of everyday life, communication and interaction in the town.

by scape Landschaftsarchitekten GmbH

[mindyourgarden]

Residential Garden (Oosterzele, Belgium)

by BurO Groen

[subtilitas]

Smiljan Radic, De Vylder Vinck Taillieu, Sou Fujimoto, Ensamble Studio, Wang Shu, Rintala Eggertsson, and Alexander Brodsky - Bus stops, Krumbach 2014. Photos © Adolf Bereuter.

[mindyourgarden]

City Garden (Roeselare, Belgium)

By BurO Groen

[nevver]

Take the stairs

[narindaism]

Cairo, Egypt

[mindyourgarden]

Josefwiese, Zurich (Switzerland)

by Studio Vulkan Landschaftsarchitektur

[landskapsarkitekt]

[scavengedluxury]

Sleeping concrete giant. Freiburg, May 2014.

[onminimalism]

[designcube]

Not Red But Green by Per Kristian Nygård

[nevver]

Bridge to nowhere

[mindyourgarden]

Private Garden (Roeselare, Belgium)

by BurO Groen

[enochliew]

Photographed by Jane Qing

An old fishing village on the island of Shengshan was abandoned when it became more economical for the fishers to live and work mainland where fresh catches could be more easily transported and sold.

[mindyourgarden]

Täby Torg, Täby (Sweden)

The roof top is transformed into a multifunctional gathering point designed to accommodate a wide variety of activities on the 10.000 m2 square. The urban space is a place for the citizens of Täby to gather for farmer’s markets, to experience large rock concerts and enjoy summer days in the cafes while the kids play in the orange playground. This dynamic everyday space is created both for the big events and for the small everyday activities – An open invitation for urban life.

by polyform

[todayintokyo]

Temple gardens in Kyoto by my friend Oriolus, shared with his permission