Ландшафтная студия Мирра-Лэнд

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“Glass Link “ Residence, Southwest Hills, Portland, Oregon,

Architect: Scott Edwards Architecture,

Interior Design: FQ Designs Group,

Landscaper: 2.ink Studio,

Photography: Jeremy Bittermann

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Casa Erasto, Mexico City, Mexico,

Studio Vertebral 

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California Cottages: Interior Design, Architecture & Style, 1996

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The Japanese Mini Truck Garden Contest Is A Whole New Genre In Landscaping

The Kei Truck Garden Contest is an annual event sponsored by the Japan Federation of Landscape Contractors. Numerous landscaping contractors from around Japan participate by arriving on site with their mini trucks and then spending several hours transforming the cargo bed into a garden.

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Gardens of Château de Valmer, Chançay, Loire Valley, France

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The Cloister House, Perth, WA, Australia,

MORQ Architect

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Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio, Paso Robles, CA

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Tranquil garden feeling is achieved with wood decking designed to bridge a small natural creek. On one side of creek, deck spacious enough for entertaining is accessible from dining room through two sets of French doors.

Decks, 1987

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Casa Biblioteca, Between São Paulo and Campinas, Brazil,

Atelier Branco Arquitetura

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Aman Kyoto, 1 Okitayama Washimine-Cho, Kita-ku , Japan,

Transformed by Kerry Hill Architects

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Bonsai Tree House by takanori aiba

[utwo]

Modular Hotel Concept

Prefab Cabins

© Merge Visualisation

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Bir tabak yaşam istiyoruz garson,

Şöyle zulümsüz köşesinden.

Biraz umut..

Bir bardak da mutluluk,

Ama sonsuzluğun mor ülkesinden.

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Forest House, Bangkok, Thailand,

Shma Company 

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‘Skylines,’ New York, United States,

Lissoni Casal Ribeiro for Skyhive 2020 skycraper Challenge

Inspired by nature, the concept proposes a complete, self-sufficient ecosystem. the multi-use tower collects rainwater and gathers energy from the sun and the wind, transforming it from its tensioned cables into electricity to be used by inhabitants.

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“Japanese Garden” by Six N. Five

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Casa Piedra, Brisas Marqués, Acapulco, Mexico,

Taller Gabriela Carillo