décembre, 2010

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Atlas der Industriekultur Ruhrgebiet

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 » A house and garden to eat, that you are able to touch, smell, taste, seed, weed, and harvest! EATHOUSE is a house in a garden that attracts visitors with delicious vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers. We want to seduce people and make them taste the edible garden and the edible house. EATHOUSE has a temporary character; it lasts a summer season. This is why all the materials used in EATHOUSE can be re-used for a new season of EATHOUSE at a different spot.
EATHOUSE consists of a modular system of plain plastic crates, in combination with a scaffold structure. These crates are used in the agricultural industry to harvest, transport and exhibit fruit and vegetables in combination with a scaffold system. With this system vertical green becomes accessible for everyone; you can make your own vegetable garden on the wall of your balcony or on the roof of your garden shed! « 

Marijke Bruinsma (de Stuurlui stedenbouw – www.destuurlui.nl )
Marjan van Capelle en Arjen de Groot (Atelier GRAS! – www.ateliergras.nl )

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Landscape Architecture in Scandinavia: Projects from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland

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Landscape Gardeners and Their Creations: Netherlands

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Art Garden: Austria’s Sculpture Park

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