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• History & architecture of chateau villandry .
  on Apr 25, 2011 in Gardens
  Villandry was completed toward 1536 and was the last of the large chateausbuilt in the Loire Valley during the Renaissance. Villandry was built by Jean le Breton, one of François I’s Finance Ministers, whose coat of arms can be seen on the...
• Brooklyn Grange: World’s Largest Rooftop Farm Kicks Off Second Growing Season .
  on Apr 21, 2011 in Gardens
  Brooklyn Grange is the product of Wisconsin native and Head Farmer Ben Flanner, who in 2009 started the Eagle Street Rooftop Farm, the first rooftop soil farm in NYC. Flanner’s interest and passion for farm-to-table food led to a farming team wit...
• Xiang’he Garden City – Park of the Floating Gardens / OKRA
  on Apr 19, 2011 in Gardens
  view of the pit 01 Currently under development, OKRA’s Xiang’he Garden City, consisting of a masterplan for the Park of the Floating Gardens, defines challenging ambitions, turning the former clay pits into a water park. A new garden city of ap...
• Dogali Square | fondaRIUS architecture
  on Apr 19, 2011 in Gardens
  Gregorio Magno, Salerno. This square is nowadays a space for pedestrian and vehicular circulation, in a state of total abandon. The project proposes to divide the square into 2 different areas: one for the transit and the parking, the other … C...
• Public Space for Events Forum de Negocios | Francisco J. del Corral & Federico Wulff
  on Apr 19, 2011 in Gardens
  Public Space for Events Forum de Negocios, image courtesy of Francisco J. del Corral del Campo Public Space for Events Forum de Negocios, image courtesy of Francisco J. del Corral del Campo Architect Francisco J. del Corral & Federico Wulff hav...
• Foligno: The Bella Island / Kuadra Studio
  on Apr 19, 2011 in Gardens
  Courtesy of Kuadra Studio To mark the bicentenary of the death of Giuseppe Piermarini, (Foligno, 18th July 1734 – 18 February 1808), Kuadra Studio has organized a workshop to honor the work of the architect and was assigned area 8 with one of &#...
• Sandra Foster turned a Catskills hunting cabin into the romantic Victorian cottage she had always wanted.
  on Mar 5, 2011 in Gardens
  This is a very special sort of dream house: the Victorian Ms. Foster has wanted since she was a teenager on Long Island and her middle-class family lost their home. It is a house that is as soul-satisfying as it … Continue reading →...
• Kinross House Garden
  on Mar 4, 2011 in Gardens
    A late-seventeenth century house, by Sir William Bruce, with a walled garden. JC Loudon was here in 1842 and remarked that ‘The whole place has been unoccupied for nearly half a century; but the walls being substantial, it might …...
• TREEPODS: Carbon-Scrubbing Artificial Trees for Boston City Streets
  on Mar 3, 2011 in Gardens
  Trees naturally filter and clean our air, but in today’s heavily polluted world, it’s just too huge of a task to expect Mother Nature to take care of herself. Taking this into account, designers Mario Caceres and Cristian Canonico have designed...
• EcoZa Launches South Africa’s First Carbon Neutral Green Estate
  on Mar 3, 2011 in Gardens
  What’s not to love about the earthy 360° Kransberg Highlands International Green Estate? Surrounded by 360 degrees of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve’s stunning pink-hued beauty (a haven for five of Africa’s biggest, baddest wild a...

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