No.
0037
A Curated Landscape
On the dilemma of artificially created nature.
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The catalogue of elements consists, firstly, of different types of vegetation, ranging from large trees to grasses in gravel patches. Secondly, locally sourced boulders form the reference grid pattern across the site. Thirdly, the shoreline is divided into sections intended for guest use and others reserved for biodiversity. Lastly, the architecture serves as the final layer, in accordance with the competition brief.
The catalogue of elements consists, firstly, of different types of vegetation, ranging from large trees to grasses in gravel patches. Secondly, locally sourced boulders form the reference grid pattern across the site. Thirdly, the shoreline is divided into sections intended for guest use and others reserved for biodiversity. Lastly, the architecture serves as the final layer, in accordance with the competition brief.
The catalogue of elements consists, firstly, of different types of vegetation, ranging from large trees to grasses in gravel patches. Secondly, locally sourced boulders form the reference grid pattern across the site. Thirdly, the shoreline is divided into sections intended for guest use and others reserved for biodiversity. Lastly, the architecture serves as the final layer, in accordance with the competition brief.
The catalogue of elements consists, firstly, of different types of vegetation, ranging from large trees to grasses in gravel patches. Secondly, locally sourced boulders form the reference grid pattern across the site. Thirdly, the shoreline is divided into sections intended for guest use and others reserved for biodiversity. Lastly, the architecture serves as the final layer, in accordance with the competition brief.
