Holland by Helmut Smits
Materials: wood, metal, paint
Dimensions:
L 800 cm W 40 cm H 100 cm
With special thanks to Helmut Smits for use of his images. There are more cool shots on his website.
Basel in Beton by Wolf Vostell
The meadow, Burford House Gardens Shropshire.
Prags boulevard by Kristine Jensens Tegnestu
The design firm of kristine jensens tegnestue created a really great 3/4-mile-long park/bicycle path/pedestrian walkway. it serves a circulation function, and also contains spaces for playing soccer, gardening, skateboarding, picnicking and play-acting.
Founded in 1701 by French fur traders, Detroit is a major port city, located north of Windsor, Ontario, on the Detroit River in the Midwest region of the United States. It is known as the world’s traditional automotive center and an important source of popular-music legacies, celebrated by the city’s two familiar nicknames, Motor City and Motown. The city’s name comes from the Detroit River (in French Rivière du Détroit), meaning « River of the Strait. » The name alludes to the connection the river forms between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie.
Detroit’s crime rate has brought it notoriety, while the city continues to struggle with the burdens of racial disharmony between itself and its suburban neighbours. The city has experienced budget shortfalls, leading to cuts in city services. Nevertheless, Detroit is currently experiencing a downtown revival with the construction of the Compuware headquarters, a recently renovated Renaissance Center, three gambling casinos, new stadiums and the Detroit Riverwalk. The city serves as an entertainment hub for the metropolitan region.
Make a tour? Yeah!
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At Weinheim visitors can experience further examples of the New German planting style. Also an experimental garden for perennial plants, the Hermannshof is divided into seven different habitats and planted according to soil type to imitate nature.
TRENTHAM by PIET OUDOLF
DINGBAT-STUCCO BOX-SHOEBOX
UNTITLED by ELLIS BELIER
UNTITLED (YELLOW RED) by PASCUAL SISTO, 2006
