malformalady:

The block, in Central Park, Sydney, is home to the world’s tallest ‘vertical garden’ - a living tapestry of plants, flowers and vines stretching 500ft high. The two dozen green wall panels that cover the building, some as high as 16-storeys, have been filled with over 100,000 plants. The eye-catching installation was designed by French botanist Patrick Blanc in collaboration with Paris-based architects Ateliers Jean Nouvel.

Photo credit: James D. Morgan/Rex Features

c0caino:

by seiice

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crippling:

Toshio Shibata

kureator:

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Chichibu, Saitama, Japan

Toshio Shibata

mpdrolet:

Toshio Shibata

Kiev

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The “Tai Chi Garden” in Hong Kong Park

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cabbagerose:

stonescape/kengo kuma

via: mikemcdowell

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n-architektur:

A huge manmade mountain measuring 420 meters long, 270 meters wide, 38 meters high and elliptical in shape was planted with eleven thousand trees by eleven thousand people from all over the world at the Pinziö gravel pits near Ylöjärvi, Finland, as part of a massive earthwork and land reclamation project by environmental artist Agnes Denes

ludwigdanner:

UNTITLED on Flickr.

München

ludwigdanner:

UNTITLED on Flickr.

The Lake Project, David Maisal

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markcareaga:

Freeway Park Seattle

by Lawrence Halprin & Associates, 1976

an incredibly immersive integration of landscape, urbanism, infrastructure, and architecture

photos by markcareaga, December 2008

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‘Vision of Hell: Orpheus’ ground sculpture at Broughton House, Northants, Kim Wilkie

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