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Cover illustration by Michael Foreman, 1970

Vendredi, janvier 16th, 2009

Penguin First edition published in in 1970. Cover illustration by Michael Foreman.ISBN 0-14-00-3195-2

Found at mjkghk’s Photostream

Graffiti on Taxus hedge, Bruxelles, 2008

Jeudi, janvier 15th, 2009

Tourist route Atlanterhavsvegen by 3 RW Arkitekter

Mercredi, janvier 14th, 2009

Tourist route Atlanterhavsvegen by 3 RW Arkitekter

With special thanks to 3 RW Arkitekter.

A little bit more about The High-Line

Mardi, janvier 13th, 2009

Friends of the High Line is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation
and reuse of the High Line – a 1.5 mile, elevated railway that runs along the West Side of Manhattan.



Friends of the High-Line

A Map for L.A – The Librery of Congress / Ira Gershwin Gallery

Mardi, janvier 13th, 2009

The Library of Congress/Ira Gershwin Gallery presents historical maps of Los Angeles from the collections of the Library of Congress Geography and Map Division. These diverse works of craftsmanship, precision, and imagination provide a guide to some of the most remarkable stories of the city’s history: its discovery, its growth, and its industries, as seen by explorers, engineers, artists, residents, and boosters.

LOS ANGELES MAPPED

Caravan 1 – Kevin van Braak

Mardi, janvier 13th, 2009

Caravan 01
Constructam Caravan (1976),
artificial grass, silk trees and flowers, stuffed animals,
sound installation, BBQ, 6 x 6 x 3.5 meters, 2004.

http://www.kevinvanbraak.com

Liasanden Mountain road project, Sognefjell, Norway by Jensen & skodvin

Mardi, janvier 13th, 2009

Liasanden Mountain road project,  by Jensen & skodvin Arkitektkontor

Localism – Marjolijn Dijkman

Lundi, janvier 12th, 2009

http://www.marjolijndijkman.com/

Meadow planting, Great Dixter by Christopher Lloyd

Lundi, janvier 12th, 2009

« CHRISTOPHER LLOYD ranks with Gertrude Jekyll and Vita Sackville-West as one of the major figures in 20th-century British gardening. /…/He had been experimenting with flowering meadows and American “prairie gardening” long before there were any serious attempts to use the new German and Dutch style of planting massed perennials in Britain; his book Meadows, of 2004, is the best on the subject. » The Times 30 January 2006

clomid, synthroid, zithromax, accutane, celebrex

LETTUCE FIELD AS BIG AS A SKY-SCRAPER BUILDING – Helmut Dick

Dimanche, janvier 11th, 2009

LETTUCE FIELD AS BIG AS A SKY-SCRAPER BUILDING by Helmut Dick

10.000 lettuces were grown right beside a sky scraper, on a 1200m²  field which is as big as the façade of the building. After a growing period of 5 weeks the salad heads were ready for harvest. These were given to the local inhabitants during the one week harvest period.

With special thanks to Helmut Dick for use of his images. There are more cool shots on his website.


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