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Where the Revolution Began: Lawrence Halprin and Anna Halprin and the Reinvention of Public Space

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This is the landscape for a huge library building emerged in the  pastoral area. Horizontal elements; the row of Quercus along the drive  and a linear earthwork, anchor the volume of the building to the  landscape, while they provide the structure of the garden configuration.  Three gardens, west, north, and east garden, surrounding the library,  are characterized by the relationship between two major landscape  elements: pathway and earthgrade. In the west garden, a linear walkway  ascending along the slope of long earthwork configutrates a strong  foreground against the mountain Nogou Hakusan. In the south, the same  linear walkway plays with a series of gentle mounds and provides a kind  of picturesque scene to the main reading room. Then, in the east, the  relationship between the walk-way and earthwork is more intimate. A maze  distorted on a large mounds creates a surrealistic scene as well as the  playful place. Another element characterizing gardens is the letter.  The last letters of different alphabets in the world are curved here and  there on the linear walkway. Tree names are printed on the seatwalls  set along the walkway in the clump. These may echo with the literal  world of the library. ( http://sciencelinks.jp )

Fumihiko Maki: Buildings and Projects

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Herbert Bayer: Architektur / Skulptur / Landschaftsgestaltung

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Recent Waterscapes: Planning, Building and Designing with Water

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 » A new city district is being created in Leopoldstadt: Where once there was a train station there is now city; where once there was industry, there is now a park. The “veil of trees” takes up the orientation of the nearby Danube River and of the former train tracks, and anchors the park in the future district of the city. Under its canopy are various areas ranging from utilization-intensive play and sport fields for young people to calmer uses in the “Quartiersgärten” framed with blossoming hedges, or the orange-colored play steles on which children can climb or swing.
Between the broad expanses of lawn lie the “Schilfgärten”. As a reminiscence of the landscape space of the Danube, they offer places for contemplation along with a café at the heart of the park. »

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