PORTFOLIO BA HONS GARDEN DESIGN
LUKASZ WISZ
About
Lukasz Wisz is a graduate Garden Designer from Rzeszow, Poland, with BA honours degree in Garden Design at University of Greenwich, London gained in 2015. Lukasz is interested in creating harmony, in forming places where people can be themselves and project their own personalities. He works with the setting, the people and the available materials to discover and develop the special and the important in each garden and landscape.
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"Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away"
Antoine de Saint Exupery (1900-1944)
Content About 2 Content 3 BA (HONS) Garden Design South Thamesmead -Masterplanning 4 -Design development 7 -Design detail 14 Lille Workshop, Lille, France 21 Chaunmount-Sur-Loir INTERNATIONAL GARDEN FESTIVAL Competition Contact
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THE BOARD PARK MASTERPLAN
New library plaza local community and public centre consisting of library with learning, job centre and the leisure centre. Pixel Board plaza is a space created by using natural stone blocks to provide high quality space with raised concrete seats and multi stem trees. Create high quality public facilities.
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A Boarding space at ground level with new bus stop. Area gives better setting for the shelter and friendlier surrounding and planting. Ornamental flowering shrub species and mostly Birch tree inter planted on paved surface.
New street leading to local school and residential houses giving an opportunity to expand the site and better connecting its potential bring community together into new exciting park.
New build tennis courts for local community to encourage sport activities.
The Board Park Cafe out side seating area located at the end of the market space providing an opportunity to stay in the park longer
New space creating perfect refuge to relax and reflex with seats and with the view on South Mare Lake and contemporary board sculpture to the north.
Contemporary focal point almost floating on the South Mere lake surface. Made out of coloured reclaimed metal boards with reflective qualities and finishes. Design by local art school. Sculpture is linking to the bridge by materials and look. During the evening sculptu litgiving visual effects. Large board walk by Sou Plaza with amphitheatre space and layer of low Mare lake. Providing spa planting to create maze like garden with shrubs for leisure during summ and herbs. Space is design to hold local events sunbathing, fishing, boat art performances. and swimming.
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Transition area connects residential area with New Market space accessible from ground level and
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A new iconic, sensory bridge linking south and north part of Thamesmead creating south entrance to The Board Park. The Board bridge gives sensory experience by sound made from wind and parts of the metal boards, fell- different textures and finishes,Visual through shadows and colours lighting show during evening time. Corten steel frame and coloured metal board elements designed by students from London's Art schools. Its bright colours are to break dull monotony, evoke positive feelings and function and a powerful tool to be mark land for new Thamesmead and its people.
The Boarding space and south entrance to the Park from the bridge with accessible for pedestrian, disable and bicycles . Space have great over view of the park from this level and its mostly planted new and specimen trees providing structure, colour (seasonal interest.) and intimidating feeling while entering. Under planted with ground cover and seasonal bulbs.
Transition area from leading to The Board Market and giant grass steps going town and leading to residential housing. Mix of medium height deciduous trees under planted low layer of shrubs and herbaceous plants.
Chess board square in the heart of The Board New Market. Planted on the grid multi- stem Acers tress creating clean and organise structure, water feature with cascading water brings noise of vibrant stream and enclosure by surrounding buildings attract and connect people through interaction and participation. The Board Cafe located next to market space with large outside seating providing home made food and fair trade non commercial coffee.
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Great lawn, amenity grassland providing an large area of open space with mown grass. Surrounded by New and existing trees provide height, colour (seasonal interest.) Space is design to hold large amount of people with opportunities to create special events; festivals concerts. New build adventure park
Transition area and side entrance to market building. Two sets of large steps designed to seat on indicates level change and leads to the lowest part of The Board Park, Great Board Lawn.
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consisting kids play ground for 2-10 year old kids.
Family recreation space with picnic wooden she and tables providing sh and place to eat. The Board Market square. Three new build two storey spaces accommodating small local businesses like shops and restaurants to used by local community accessible from ground level. Market supported by local farmers and can be use to hold small art events festivals.
Unused communal yard surrounded by high fenced private back gardens is transformed into small sporting centre with squash facilities and table tennis accessible for residents.
Trees Most of the trees on in the scheme are providing wind buffer and create visual vertical structure to complete, enhance or screen certain elements of the plan. Tree planting fallow simply grid pattern based on design lines extends, split or ends particular concept.
Main circulation Main circulation paths are design to connect all parts of the site as well as paths with in residential housing estate. Leading to desire destination smoothly and safely through the spaces of multiple interest for everyone.
Mix woodland trees creating dense canopy and space to enjoy walks and wild life
This proposed masterplan seeks to create a new identity for Thamesmead and Abbey Wood town. To develop the extent and quality of public open space in Thamesmead, in order to accelerate regeneration, encourage social inclusion, improve community health, enhance biodiversity, provide educational opportunities, and enhance the quality of life of those people who live, work and visit the Borough.
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Checker board plaza with amphitheatre space and low planting creating maze like garden. Space is design to hold local events art performances and to create
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Create an enhanced and sense of arrival ground cover. . through boundary and access improvements. of the park.. 2 -Connect the elements of the park London Thamesmead internally and externally to wider landscape of the Thamesmead and Abbey Woods. -To provide Park that is safe and welcoming to use. Thamesmead is a district of South East London, England, located in the London Boroughs of Greenwich and Bexley. It is situated 9.4 miles (15.1 km) east of Charing Cross, and includes a group of disparate developments, mainly social housing, built from the mid- Create high quality public facilities including 1960s onwards, mostly on former marshland on the south bank of the River Thames, between the established towns of Woolwich and Belvedere. It is located at OS Grid reference TQ475805 cafe, shops, small restaurants, toilets, gym, library to encourage users to come and stay. Provide enhanced opportunities for An early concept for the development of this masterplan play, for people at all stages of life. Provide opportunity for community was to connect together various green spaces engagement and involvement. existing in Thamesmead and Abby Wood and create Explore opportunities to develop new public spaces linking continuous green chain of water elements within the park. parkland with accessible shops and new commercial - Enhance ecological interest and value. zone providing spaces, which local people lacking. This -Create sport facilities of games court -Plant new trees and create community parkland, as well as providing for major infrastructure, recreational garden. also creates valuable public open space as well as a -Connect of cycle routes to ease congestion. diverse mix of character areas and wildlife habitats, -The development of a Library building, a increasing the ecology and biodiversity of the area. community facility education.
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In order to provide a framework upon which to base the masterplan design, there is a formulated Mix of small fruit trees( a series of principles based on an understanding Prunus tree for spring of existing conditions and opportunities: Vertical level changes, bloom) under planted two sets of stairs
walks, banks, road
London is a major city, and it is vital that residents have access to open space and opportunities to interact with nature, especially as in our urbanised, technology reliant society, the amount of time spent outdoors is decreasing. Landscapes boosts the brain, relax the mind and help people to have more creative, happier, healthier stress-free lives.
special events; festivals concerts.
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CONCEPT
South entrance to the Board Park from ground level
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Masterplanning
The site is situated in south- east of London. It is in between two boroughs Greenwich and Bexley.
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Checker board plaza with amphitheatre.
Silver weathered board walk way through the lake linking tower block with woodland area and kids playground.
Large open space with stone paving and scattered specimen tress to create desire destination to spend
Permeable surfaces of the paths providing fast drainage and sustainability. Paths are design for pedestrian and bicycle use.
leisure time in that space.
Woodland area with gravel path walks and wild life
Platinus x hispanica trees
interest to enhance diversity
planted to give visual buffer
of native species..
and screen from wind and sun.
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Access to outdoor space is provided in a number of ways; public gardens for community to spend time with children and kids, Public
Mix of small fruit trees( Prunus tree
Flowering meadows
for spring bloom) under planted with
beds to enhance visual
seasonal bulbs and ground cover.
quality of surrounding
plazas for local and visitors to encourage use of the area as a
side walks, banks, road New architectural element
community picnic and activity space, riverside park transforms the
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linking south and north side of
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the Thamesmead. Bridge is a
walk with wide and welcoming open spaces, cafe, bars ConCept
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new feature to be recognised
and retail opportunities for community market spaces to promote
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local products, small local restaurants and shops providing easy
with the Board Park as a friendly and welcoming place.
access, creating a lively, social recreation space in Thamesmead. Wild
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SEQUENCE SKETCHES WERE DEVELOPED EARLY IN THE MASTERPLANNING STAGE AND CONTINUOUSLY EXPANDED AND UPDATED AS THE DESIGN PROGRESSES AND DEVELOPED
Checker board plaza with amphitheatre space
Mix of small fruit trees( Vertical level changes, two sets of stairs linking lower part
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of the park..
South entrance to the Board Park
and low planting creating maze like garden.
Prunus tree for spring
Space is design to hold local events
bloom) under planted
art performances and to create
with seasonal bulbs
special events; festivals concerts.
and ground cover. .
Specimen trees for its
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structural and visual qualities. Medium size 'lollipop' shape to contrast straight lines of the building.
New community buildings
in commercial area of the park. Contemporary and sustainable design will provide maximum capacity of the building and space.
Permeable surfaces of the paths providing fast drainage and sustainability. Paths are design for pedestrian and bicycle use.
Woodland ar path walks
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South entrance to the Board Park from ground level
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Checker board plaza with amphitheatre. View looking north. New commercial market space.
Silver weathered board walk way through the lake linking tower block with woodland area and kids playground.
Large open space with
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT STAGE
Planting Platinus x hispanica structural and wind buffer raw of tree
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Shrub planting
7 Mix deciduous Ginco biloba, Acers griseum, Parotia persica, Catalpa bignonioides Rain garden design to collect excess of rain water and enhanced wild life. Marshland planting and shrubs. Betula nigra 'Haritage'
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Series of stone raised planters consist of one species of plant (grasses shrubs and ferns).
Herbaceous borders, Carpinus betulus and rose hedge.
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Cor-ten steel retain angled planters with shrubs and grasses
Multi-stem Parotia persica specimen tree
Specimen tree
Commercial zone Very distinctive high red gloss planters on pale paving will give an instant impact on aesthetics look and tranquillised green wall draw the attention.
Pleached Carpinus betulus avenue
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Corylus avelana woodland/ nuttery
Market space Salix and Cornus planting for winter interest and their coloured twigs
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Cafe
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Amenity grass
Library building green roof Sedum planting.
Grasses and ferns to be planted in planters to soften the edges and to give a contrast with Cor-ten steel finish.
Water feature designed to collect excess of rain water of the paving(SUD's) with bamboo planting
South entrance from the bridge to Landing Board space retained by Green wall from west and Cor-ten steel from east.
Green improve visual impression of boundary and drainage by facilitating screen planting and green wall.
Green wall with wooden benches and Cor-ten steel stripes.
B The Board Pavilion/ Cafe. Contemporary building overlooking to the North on South-mere lake.
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Gravel bonded paving
Shops and restaurants with outdoor terrace overlooking on Library Board plaza.
SUDS drainage ditch
Steel, double powder-coated benches with planters in a high gloss red colour.
Per-cast concrete steps with Corten steel clad risers and mat finish stainless steel handrails.
Solar panels on top of Library the roof
Cor- ten steel retaining wall
Series of Belgium limestone raised planters
European Larch board and concrete seats
Spot heights
Pre- cast Concrete block paving
Bicycle parking
Pre-cast stamped concrete slabs.
Pre-cast concrete paving slabs
Aerial view people
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Steps direction
Communal tennis courts
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Durable concrete slabs paving along residential houses
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Photinia x fraseri 'Red Robin' for all year round colour and structure.
South thamesmead Design development Plan view Lukasz Wisz BA Garden design YR 3 25/April/2015 7 Scale 1-200 @ A1
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Alley along library building on right and drainage ditch with Platinus x hispanica trees to create buffer and shade
Alternative pedestrian route through the park along the Library building to take attention away from trafficked route and provides an alternate experience for pedestrian users.
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New community building in commercial area of the park. Contemporary and sustainable design partially covered with green roof and wall.
Cor- ten steel and pre cast concrete step leading to upper level of the park
Library plaza space is designed to accommodate library users seating benches water feature with reeds and bamboos. Trees are mostly multi-stem Acer,
Proposed building of small restaurants and boutique shops with outside terrace over looking to library plaza.
Platinus x hispanica trees create a wind buffer and compliment height of the juxtaposition of the library building next to the avenue, hiding unpleasant views of the street nearby
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Large open space in front of the library building with multistem such as Acer griseum, ยง
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Drainage ditch located next to enhance visual quality of the space.(SUDS)
New proposed market building
Acer are great future tree to give seasonal interest throughout the year.
Big Belgium lime stone bench finished with wooden planks
Wild life sanctuary, selection of native species eg. Coryllus avellana and Alnus glutinosa. Native species hedge selection is design to hold diverse selection of local and migrating birds.
Wide pre cast concrete bicycle and pedestrian path
Market space with small shops, cafe, restaurant and farmers market to support local farmers.
Section C-C Populus nigra phenomenally suit local needs and is a perfect tree choice.
Gravel bonded path allows visitors (pedestrians & cyclists) to appreciate relaxing environment
Cercidiphyllum japonicum with its distinctive shape and foliage is contrasting with herbaceous border planting.
Variety of native species to create informal hedge
Alnus glutinosa tress to give a visual and physical buffer to pond area.
Herbaceous perennials and shrub bedscommunal garden low planting- to create sense of security.
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Artificially created pond with natural like look to create habitat for wild life. Selection of plants is determinate by the local climate to increase population of Great crescent Newts.
Danes native shrub like Corylus avellana, Cotoneaster, Acer kampestre and marginal planting around the lake to attract a wider diversity of traveling and native birds species.
South thamesmead Design Development Sections Lukasz Wisz BA Garden design YR 3 South thamesmead 26/April/2015 DesignScale Development 1-500 @ A1
Grasses and fern to be planted in cor-ten steel in planters for contrast yet natural look.
Pixel Board plaza is a space created by using natural stone blocks to provide high quality space with raised concrete seats and multi stem trees.
New library plaza local community and public centre consisting of library with learning, job centre and the leisure centre.
Create high quality public facilities
Cor-Ten provides maximum privacy for residential houses and contrasts strongly (yet naturally) with the grass and plantings.
Bespoke seating - timber clad or concrete or stone.
Wide pre cast concrete bicycle and pedestrian path
Bed of mixed dogwoods planted for winter stem bark effect to provide winter interest
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Copiced multistem corylus avellana woodland providing support for wild life and creates woodland walks
Paper bark Maple has magnificent bark colour, which peels on a yearly basis to display cinnamon coloured under-bark.
Alternative pedestrian and bicycle route through the park linking south side with west
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LIGHTING CONCEPT DEVELOPED DESIGN 1:200 @ A1 10
Directional lighting present a great sense of rhythm. Bollards and wall lamps are located on the paths, walls or plants. The spacing of the fittings is equal, the angle of the beams determine the strength of the lamps and desired effect.
Multi-stem trees allow the light through to the canopy creating volume and depth. Lit trees add the most drama as their height and spread to create interesting atmosphere.
LED technology, strip lighting has become a great way to create highly sophisticated architectural results and lit the stair cases and handrails.
3D MODEL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 1:200 STAGE Overview of the park
Looking south on wide concrete slabs bicycle and pedestrian path to ease congestion through central path of the park. SuDs drainage along the path helps get rid of excess rain water. Eye level View of the cafe building and steps leading to market space and Cor-ten steel retaining wall
Bicycle access ramp leading to gym and upper level of the park providing safe bicycle lockers by the steps. Concrete slab bicycle and disable access ramp from lower level to Market Board retained with cor-ten steel.
Corylus avellana nuttery and series of black lime stone planters retained by Green wall from west side and Cor-ten from east.
Ariel View of the cafe building and steps leading to market space
Two sets of wide and long in-situ concrete clad in Cor-ten steel steps to create definition and contrast. Steps are design to be seat on. Upper entrance from south part of Thamesmead with gravel bonded path create a soft and welcoming pathway.
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Gym building
Alternative pedestrian route through the park along drainage ditch and retaining wall to take attention away from trafficked route and provides an alternate experience for pedestrian users.
Water feature designed to collect excess of rain water of the paving(SUD's)with bamboo planting
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Overlooking from commercial buildings wild life sanctuary with native species of trees such as Betula pendula, Acer kampestre and artificial pond created to increase and encourage habitats to increase and diverse.
Naturalistic pond wi species of marginal re for birds increase
New build two storey spaces accommodating small local businesses like shops and restaurants to used by local community
Mix pla colour a Imperata Anamentalle Persicaria
Silvery wea board walk melt in to and give view to op
New build two storey spaces accommodating small local businesses like shops and restaurants to used by local community
Teucrium 'Azureum' the border silvery b
Pleached Carpinus betulus planted in parallel rows to create tree walk and divide plaza and newly build tennis courts
Green wall at the south entrance of the park to enhanced visual quality and to change the character of the to entrance to more welcoming. It work as well as a noise, pollution barrier and helps manage water. Wide and long in-situ concrete clad in Cor-ten steel steps to create definition and contrast. Steps are design to be seat on.
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View to Library plaza to north, green wall to east and planters with seat in front.
Phyllostach 'Aureocaulis tall golden to enhance acoustic interest of w
Rhus typh 'extension' t and bamb which are the space feature interest fo
Cotoneas evergreen red berries opportunitie wild life div provide ve from the
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The modular design of our sustainably sourced timber board walks, with straight and curved sections, enable us to create a sinuous route across the landscape leading visitors to points of interest. Platforms, bridges, and viewing points to be incorporated into the design with non-slip surface on the board walk.
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Gunnera manicata creates a dramatic scale change of the planting and give evergreen foliage and colour.
c looking ith native shrubs and eeds planting nesting to biodiversity.
anting for and texture cylindrica, e lennsoniana and Irises
Riven granite flag paving path creates an avenue dividing garden in to two different spaces connected by use of some of the materials such as cor- ten steel seat .
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Concrete steps could be used as a alternative seat thanks to various lengths and wide threads.
athered larch is design to environment a distinctive pposite space
fruticans frames r and gives blue colour
Cor-ten steel retain wall and planter gives contrast with silvery Birch board walk and grey concrete steps
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Yucca gloriosa gives a structure and compliments Cor- ten wall with its fresh green colour all year around. White flowers give interesting view from overlooking terrace.
hys vivax s' creates division and e the viewer's senses and what is behind
Raised planter containing mostly low and medium height grasses and perennials to soften heavy feel of the wall. Anemanthele produces airy flower heads, which appear in late summer.
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THE FINAL DETAIL DESIGN PLAN OF 1:50 @ A1
1 Betula nigra 'Heritage' chosen for the peeling bark and its colour create Wild life interest space and increase diversity of native birds to inhibit.
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Gravel bonded paving
Water body with reeds planting
Proposed Gym building
Outdoor terrace overlooking on Library Board plaza.
Space have a great over view from board walk and commercial area on great planted new and specimen Gleditysia, trees such as Eucalyptus and Acer Griseum along with spiky Yucca gloriosa providing structure, colour and texture (seasonal interest).
Gym building
Riven finish grey granite flags paving
Customise pre cast concrete steps
Cor- ten steel retaining wall and planter Riven finished granite sets path edge
Top soil and mulch in planting beds
Chinese gutter steps drainage
Aerial view person
Spot heights
Silver- grey weathered finished board walk Lime stone paving
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Per-cast concrete steps with Corten steel. Corten steel seating
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Section cut mark Perspective location refer to sheet number
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South thamesmead Garden design detail Lukasz Wisz BA Garden design YR 313 25/April/2015 Scale 1-50 @ A1
The main inspiration to create this garden is connection of Cor-ten steel and concrete. These two distinct material have many common features whereas they tottaly different. Cor-Ten steel produces a monumentality that, in the case of architecture, gives weight to the otherwise light and transparent Modernism, and in art it gives abstract art a texture and color that situate it in opposition to the surroundings, be it natural or manmade. Monumentality and contrast are but two apparent traits of Cor-Ten steel, regardless of form or composition. Cor-ten steel gives the scale to objects gives contrast, warm hue, its strength and durability. Cor-Ten steel is quite an interesting material in the realm of contemporary architecture: It presents a striking monolithic appearance with subtle differences in browns and oranges; it offers a low-maintenance cladding and in the way that it rusts Cor-Ten steel is like a living faรงade, changing quickly and then slowly over time. Where concrete is cold grey and unfriendly. Linking this elements together I am testing relationship and design communication between them.
DESIGN DETAIL The Board gym contemporary building with glass facade gives interesting combinations with corten steel wall. It overlook to the North on South-Mere lake and near by garden.
Section A-A Shows changes in level. Set of steps leading to Gym, Cafe and market space. Contemporary glass clad gym building
Corten steel provides a sense of solid permanence, softened with the use of multi-stemmed trees and grasses.
Riven granite flag paving path creates a high quality finish that encourage cyclists to slow down and dividing garden in to two different spaces connected by use of material repetition and path shape.
The shape of the garden came from contrasting symmetry. I wanted to create space with the same shape but different character therefore one varies to other by the use of material, plants feel and character.
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D E S I G N D ETA I L S E C T I O N S
Low and compact growth Anything too tall or
Section E-E
leggy can inhibit movement along the path and
Customise Cor- ten steel
Teucrium fruticans 'Azureum'
restrict visibility to the path ahead. Taller and
frames the border and
more architecturally interesting plants are used
gives silvery blue colour
further back in the bed, away from the path to
Silvery weathered larch board
seat provides seating
walk is design to melt in
Riven granite flag paving path
in various angles.
to environment and give a
creates an avenue dividing
Lonicera planting gives to the
distinctive view to opposite space
two different in feel and look
border structure and colour.
spaces to contrast
and
create height and foliage contrast. Graduating
Gravel bonded paths provides
the height of shrubs and perennials will also
softer feel and informal
make the area appear to be wider than it is.
character of the space
interest for every one.
Cor- ten steel clad wall gives a contrasting and interesting backdrop for planting
Space have a great over view from board walk and commercial area on great planted
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new and specimen trees such as Gleditsia,
Eucalyptus
The arching habit the Rhus Typhinia
Yucca gloriosa is giving structure to the planter and when in flower
creates a green link in to next space.
Phyllostachys vivax 'Aureocaulis' creates tall golden division and to
and Acer griseum, along with
spiky Yucca gloriosa providing structure, colour and texture (seasonal interest).
Gleditsia Triacanthos gives an amazing show during
creates focal point. Compliments
the beginning of summer
red Cor- ten steel wall behind.
by its colour and scent.
Upper viewpoint allows the visitor to appreciate the sight of Eucaliptus tree which becomes a focal point of the space giving a pleasant feeling to the viewer.
Ophiophogon japonicus
Betula nigra 'Heritage' chosen for
creates a dramatic scale
the peeling bark and its colour.
change of the planting and give
enhance the viewer's acoustic senses and interest of what is behind
A handsome Gunnera manicata
evergreen foliage and colour. Dense under planting Corylus avellana maxima purpurea to give visual
contrast with
Betula's white peeling bark.
in front of the border softens the edges of the wall and fantastic fell.
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D E S I G N D ETA I L S K ET C H E S
Evergreen eucalyptus tree and bamboo Give some visual and eustatic interest.
Bolder statements. Other foliage contrasts need not be so subtle. The juxtaposition of the black grass Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' against a Japanese sweet flag makes a real statementcontrasting plants of differing colour, texture and leaf size and shape.
Space shown in the autumn season where distinctive Acer's bark is exposed, dry flower head and tall dry grasses make the winter show. They also provide seasonal interest with their lovely seed heads and flower spikes, as well as food and shelter for wildlife.
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Paper bark Maple has magnificent bark colour, which peels on a yearly basis to display cinnamon coloured under-bark. The leaves are dark green, small and triofoliate producing some good hints of red in the autumn time.
Fargesia robusta 'Campbell' has rather small shiny leaves comparing to Gunnera to give a contrast in size.
GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS SUNBURST with gold yellow leaves contrasting dark green Eucalyptus tree by complimenting its colour to the rainbow bark
Secondary paths have a bound aggregate surface resulting in a more informal character.
Fargesia robusta 'Campbell' is forms vertical wall dividing board walk from main path and give eustatic sound.
Eucalyptus pauciflora subsp. niphophila highly ornamental with beautiful bark, it is a valuable addition to any winter garden plant
Marginal planting by the board walk edge consists of Typha angustifolia construct tall narrow tunnel like walk giving intimate feel. Gunnera maticata controversial plant with its huge leaves and spikes gives an important feature in the garden by adding dramatic textural and foliage contrast.
The are
dense conical clusters of crimson decorative in the later stages of
hairy fruits the season.
LIGHTING CONCEPT GARDEN DETAIL 1:50 T O R I N O 2 2 0 . 1 , 5 t R . Q . Shallow In-ground Luminaire
F E R R A R A . Aluminium Illuminating Bollard Product No. 12.71500.0
F E R R A R A . Aluminium Illuminating Bollard
L E D I A LL O D Illuminating Strip. Exterior Use, LED
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Contrast
Dramatic
Scale
PLANTING COMPOSITION
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Grasses
Pot size
No. Plants
C/S
Trees Acer griseum
10 litre150-175 cm MS
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Betula nigra 'Heritage'
25 litre pot 10-12 SS
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Corylus avellana 'Maxima,
25L pot multistem 3 breaks min
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Cotoneaster lacteus
2L pot 40/60 cm Clipped
1m
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Eucalyptus Pauciflora Niphophila
10L pot 150-200cm
n/a
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Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst'
RCB 60 standard
n/a
5
Rhus typhinia
10 L pot 125-150 cm
n/a
3
3m 3.5m
Bamboos 6
Phyllostachys vivax 'Aureocaulis'
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Fargesia robusta 'Campbell'
25Ltr pot,250/300cm tall with 4+ canes 100cm clear stem Pot size: 7.5 Litre 80-100 cm
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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Lanarth White'
10L 4 shoots healthy clumb fully rooted
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Lonicera pileata. ‘Maigrun’
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Pittosporum tobira 'Nanum'
10
Mahonia eurybracteata subsp.ganpinensis 'Soft Caress' 3L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
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Sarcococca confusa
5L pot 15-20 cm fully rooted
0.6m
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Teucrium fruticans ‘Azureum’
10L pot 30-40 cm, fully rooted, healthy clumb, bushy compact dense
0.8m
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Yucca gloriosa
0.8m 0.4m
Shrubs
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2.5m
3L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb, bushy compact dense 2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb, 20-30cm
15L 80-100cm
n/a 0.8m 0.5m 0.6m
0.8m
Ferns Polystichum setiferum Plumosomultilobum Group
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.7m
20
Anemantale lessoniana
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.6m
14
Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foesters'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.3m
Haconechloa macra 'Aureola'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.35m
17
Grasses
6 52
1.5L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
20
Imperata cylindrica 'Rubra'
6
Miscanthus sinensis 'Malepartus'
9cm pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.8m
6
Miscanthus sinensis 'Morning Light'
3L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
1.0m
11
Molinia caerulea subsp. caerulea 'Poul Petersen'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.7m
13
Nassela tenuissima
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.3m
4
Pennisetum orientale 'Fairy Tails'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.6m
0.3m
Goundcover 33
Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
19
Pachysandra terminalis 'Green Carpet'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.8m
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:50
Herbaceous 20
Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of Gold'
2L pot fully rooted
0.4m
49
Agapanthus 'Black Magic'
2L full pot, healthy clumb
0.5m
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
6
Artemisia ludoviciana 'Silver Queen'
10
Astrantia 'Hadspen Blood'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
0.5m
7
Astrantia major 'Ruby Wedding'
1.5L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
3
Echinacea purpurea 'Virgin'
9cm pot fully rooted,
0.4m
15
Echonops rito'Veitch's Blue'
2L pot fully rooted
0.4m
2
Erigeron karvinskianus
2L pot fully rooted
0.75m
5
Gunnera manicata
10L 4 shoots healthy clumb fully rooted
3.0m
74
Ophiopogon japonicus Minor
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.3m
5
Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Blue Spire'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.8m
Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spire'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m 0.8m
18
Persicaria amplexicaulis 'Firetail'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
10
Persicaria bistorta 'Superba'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.7m
5
Persicaria Blackfield
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.6m
1
Phlomis russeliana
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.8m
8
Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.2m
10
Salvia verticillata 'Purple rain'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.4m
10
Sanguisorba officinalis 'Red Thunder'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
10
Sedum 'Jose Aubergine'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
Sedum (Herbstfreude Group) 'Herbstfreude'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.6m
5
Eryngium planum ‘Blue Glitter’
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
15
Eryngium planum 'Blaukappe'
2L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.5m
16
5
Perenial
Bulbs 191
Allium giganteum
101
Allium sphaerocephalon
bulbs
20/m2
Arum italicum subsp. italicum'Marmoratum'
bulbs
7 bulbs/m2
6
bulbs
20/m2
Crocus spp.
bulbs
75 per m2
37
Leucojum aestivum
bulbs
25 per m2
108
Narcissus jonquilla
bulbs
75per m2
310
Puschkinia libanotica 'Alba'
bulbs
75per m2
1330
Aquatic Plants 15
Dichromena colorata
9cm pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
10
Dierama pulcherrimum
2L pot fully rooted
0.5m
14
Iris laevigata
2L pot fully rooted
0.4m
10
Iris sibirica 'White Swirl'
2L pot fully rooted
0.4m
44
Iris x robusta 'General Darby'
2L pot fully rooted
0.4m
10
Sagittaria sagittifolia 'Flore Pleno'
2L pot fully rooted
0.4m
59
Typha angustifolia
3L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.6m
Typha minima
5L pot fully rooted, healthy clumb
0.4m
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0.3m
PLANTING DESIGN PLAN 1:50
LUKASZ WISZ GARDEN DESIGN DETAIL PROJECT: SOUTH THAMESMEAD DWG: PLANTING PLAN SPRING/2015
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SCALE 1-50 @ A1
HARD LANDSCAPE PLAN 1:50
0m
2.5m
LUKASZ WISZ GARDEN DESIGN DETAIL PROJECT: SOUTH THAMESMEAD DWG: HARD LANDSCAPE PLAN SCALE 1-50 @ A1
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25/MAY/2015
CREATING A NEW EURAHUB IN LILLE METRPOLIS
THE CONCEPT IS TO RESTORE THE BALANCE OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND THE RURAL COUNTRYSIDE BY PREVENTING THE URBAN SPRAWL ENHANCING ANY FURTHER. THE SCHEME WILL BRING NATURE BACK TO THE CITY THROUGH RESTORING THE LANDSCAPE CONNECTIONS WITH PARK CREATION AND BY PROVIDING NEW CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL CENTRES FOR ALL TO ENJOY
LILLE WORKSHOP 2015
RESTORING THE BALANCE
EXISTING SURVEY ANALYSIS
LÉA BADEL - ROB BECKETT - CLARA BOMPART - ORLANDO BUSSONATI - THIBAULT CHANTRE - JENNIFER LIM - LUKASZ WISZ - MARIA XENOFONTOS
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Wooden Boardwalks connecting across the Constructed Stormwater Wetlands that dominate the site and provide a new eco-system
A’
Enhanced tree planting providing a barrier to the high speed rail network
Sports stadium is increased for new residents with bespoke facilities and better transport access from the city for larger events
New Cultural Centre for events and exhibitions with cafe and outdoor seating next to Nature
B’ B
New agricultural facility to explore and promote technological advances in growing techniques
The quarry site transformed into outdoor recreational facility
St Phillibert Metro station with overhead connection to the Green roofs on the buildings opposite.
A
Existing buildings with renovated accessible roof spaces
New residential eco-development of mixed density housing
Access routes into the city enhanced by green corridors from the park
0 Traffic taken from site entrance to underground car parks Green access route for pedeastrians
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SECTION AA’
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20
60
New eco residential buildings with mixed density Stormwater from the new development is discharged into the wetlands for filtering
70
20
70
Wooden walkways supported on podiums allow greater interaction with surrounding nature
Cinema complex retained as valuable local attraction
130
150
Biodiverse wetlands provide a haven for wildlife, enhance the site and provide a barrier to development
110
25
50
Enhanced woodland planting protects the wetlands environment from the Eurostar and TGV Tracks
270
120 m
75
100 m
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BIODIVERSE WETLAND
BESPOKE LIGHTING UNITS ILLUMINATE THE PARK AFTER DARK
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BIODIVERSE WETLAND
PARK AREA FOR RECREATION AND EDUCATION
PARK PLANTING WITH NATIVE VARIATIES SUCH AS ACER CAMPESTRE AND FAGUS SYLVATICA
C
VEGETATION AND WATER
watergangs canal/ditches lake
15
30
10
20
20
8
60 m
SECTION CC’ (1/200)
marshlands
GREENHOUSES AND HOTHOUSES FOR VEGETATION
marshlands/grass
PLANTED CONNECTING WALKWAYS ACROSS LARGER RETAIL UNITS ALLOWING ACCESS
DESTINATION SPOTS FOR MEETING AND SOCIALISING
woods allotments tree alignment fields CIRCULATION
pedestrians raised boardwalk cars metro lines highway Eurostar LAND USE
SECTION DD’ (1/200) residential commercial cultural Hospitals metro station schools campus management sport center
DUAL CARRIAGEWAY PASSING RENOVATED RETAIL UNITS
PLANTED GREEN ROOFS ENHANCING PARK SPACE
NATIVE SPECIES SUCH AS GRASSES, SEDUMS AND HERBACEOUS ALPINES
outdoor sports center TOPOGRAPHY
+10 m (city level) +8 m +6 m +4 m +2 m 0m
SECTION EE’ (1/100)
RAISED METRO TRACKS
ENHANCED SPORTING FACILITY
EXISTING RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURAL FACILITY WITH EDUCATION CENTRE
160
125
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BIODIVERSE WETLAND
FIELD AREA FOR AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS
60
250
140
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BIODIVERSE WETLAND
CULTURAL VISITOR CENTRE WITH CAFE
30
180
10
ROAD NETWORK
EXISITING ALLOTMENT
50 m
SECTION BB’
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PERSPECTIVE IMAGES RETAIL UNITS REJUVANATED WITH GREEN ROOF PLANTING
PARK PLANTING WITH NATIVE VARIATIES SUCH AS ACER CAMPESTRE AND FAGUS SYLVATICA
PLANTED GREEN ROOF AREA ABOVE RETAIL UNITS
VIEW 1 : EAST FROM RAISED CONNECTION AT ST PHILLIBERTS METRO STATION
STREET SCENE CREATED ALONG LONG CONNECTION POOLS
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ECHOS THE LINE OF THE CINEMA COMPEX
PARK PLANTING WITH NATIVE VARIATIES SUCH AS ACER CAMPESTRE AND FAGUS SYLVATICA
NEW CULTURAL CENTRE WITH CAFE AND EXHIBITION SPACE
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
VIEW 2 : NORTH- EAST TOWARDS RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AND CONNECTION POOL CINEMA COMPLEX ABLE TO SCREEN OUTDOOR FILMS IN PARKLANDS IN THE SUMMER
ROOF STRUCTURES DESCEND INTO PARKLAND BLENDING INTO THE ENVIRONMENT
VIEW 3 : NORTH-EAST FROM WOODEN BOARDWALK RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH LUXURY FACILITIES
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1
VIEW 4 : SOUTH TOWARDS CINEMA COMPLEX AND RETAIL UNITS
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As you move through, you will explore extraordinary spaces that nobody has been in before. A mix of the Mythical and legendary, the rare and the downright weird, some within your reach and some not so easy to find. You are encouraged to find and interact the special curiosities that are in the garden. You never know what you might find... Our special curiosities Manic Medieval Mandraga plant Buddha’s Blood Canna plant Delightful Dancing tree Super Sensitive tree Fabulous Fern flower Magnificent Money tree Perfect Passion Flower and the tempting Tree of Life!
Chaumont Garden Festival - Concept. Date: 13/10/2014 Cesare Cardia, Ellen Roelvink, Jan Nowak, Lukasz Wisz, Marcia Vieria, Theo Kidman
This garden is a discovery of unimaginable things, an adventure through reality and the Mythical and the unreal.
Le Jardin des CuriositĂŠs
24TH CHAUMONT-SUR-LOIRE INTERNATIONAL GARDEN FESTIVAL COMPETITION
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MOVING THROUGH THE HEDGES AND PLANTING, THE PASSAGE BECOMES NARROWER AND DIFFICULT TO MOVE THROUGH. THERE ARE SHELVES AND CUPBOARDS ON BOTH SIDES EMULATING A JUNK SHOP. WILL YOU BE SLIGHTLY UNCOMFORTABLE? OR EXCITED AS YOU BREATHE THE LOVELY SWEET SCENT OF MIRABILIS FLOWERS. THIS CURIOSITY DOES SOMETHING SPECIAL AT 4 O’CLOCK... YOU ENCOUNTER THE FIRST CURIOSITY, THE MANDRAGA, WHICH WILL SURPRISE AND GIVE A TASTE OF WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO EXPERIENCE IN THE REST OF THE GARDEN. BE PREPARED. AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY OUT OF THE MANDRAGA CAGE, YOU WILL HAVE A CHOICE OF RAMPS TO EITHER ASCEND OR DECSEND, OR YOU CAN MOVE FORWARD TO EMBRACE THE OPEN AIR AFTER HAVING CAGES OVER HEAD. THERE IS NO SET PATH FOR YOU TO TAKE, YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF YOUR DESTINY. AS YOU MOVE AROUND THE MIRROR PASSAGES YOU WILL BE SURPRISED BY THE DISCOVERY OF MORE CURIOSITIES, SOME REAL AND SOME UNREAL. IT’S HERE YOU WILL FIND THE SENSITIVE TREE CURIOSITY. HERE YOU WILL GET TO INTERACT WITH THE SENSITIVE TREE AND DISCOVER WHY THIS IS A SPECIAL TREE.
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THE NARROW RAMPS GOING UPWARDS (LEVEL 1) AND DOWNWARDS (LEVEL -1) FROM THE GROUND LEVEL ARE IN BETWEEN MORE SHELVES WITH OBJECTS, PLANTS AND SCULPTURES REMIND YOU THAT YOU COULD FIND ANYTHING IN THE GARDEN.
ON THE UPPER FLOOR IS A NEW EXPERIENCE AND A NEW CURIOSITY TO SEE. THE BUDDAH’S BLOOD CANNA SITS IN A METAL MESH CAGE AND YOU CAN VIEW THE LEVEL BELOW WITH MORE CUSIOSITIES WITHIN OR BEYOND YOUR REACH.
YOUR SENSES WILL BE HEIGHTENED IN THE BARK COVERED GROUND ON THE LOWER DECK, IT MIGHT FEEL A LITTLE LIKE A CLAUSTROPHOBIC BASEMENT HOWEVER YOU WILL GET A GOOD VIEW OF THE CURIOSITIES DOWN HERE, WHERE LEGEND HAS IT THAT THE FERN FLOWER CAN BE FOUND. ALSO AS YOU WALK OUT ONTO THE WATER AND SEE YOUR OWN REFLECTION THE ELUSIVE MONEY TREE TEMPTS YOU WITH ITS BOUNTY. CAN YOU REACH IT?
FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE GARDEN, YOU WILL BE CAPTIVATED BY THE WALK-THROUGH CAGE AT THE ENTRANCE WHICH IS ENCLOSED SIMILAR TO A CORRIDOR. WITH CLIMBING PLANTS RESTRICTING THE VIEW ON THE SIDES AND ABOVE GIVING VISITORS A SENSE OF PASSAGE AND ENCLOSURE THAT WILLS YOU TO COME INSIDE.
Chaumont Garden Festival - Layout plan. Scale: 1:100. Date: 13/10/2014 Cesare Cardia, Ellen Roelvink, Jan Novak, Lukasz Wisz, Marcia Vieria, Theo Kidman
IN THIS CORNER OF THE GARDEN IS OUR THE DANCING TREE, THIS CURIOSITY MAY GIVE YOU THE URGE TO DANCE, CLAP AND SING, WHEN YOU FIND THAT THE DANCING TREE MIGHT RESPOND IN AN EXTROADINARY WAY.
Le Jardin des Curiosités
OUR PIÉCE DE RÉSISTANCE, THE MOST EXCITING, EXTRAORDINARY AND UNBELIEVABLE CURIOSITY SITS IN THE CORNER OF THE GARDEN. IN A FITTINGLY SECLUDED AND SPECIAL PLACE, IT IS SAID THAT THE TREE OF LIFE SITS. IS IS REAL OR IS IT UNREAL? YOU WILL HAVE TO DECIDE, WILL YOU BE TEMPTED BY THIS EXTRAORDINARY THING?
IN THIS OPEN AREA, IN BETWEEN THE TWO SHARP ENDED CORNERS OF THE GARDEN, VISITORS WILL COME ACROSS A BENCH WITH STUNNING, EXOTIC AND TROPICAL FEEL OF PASSIFLORA PLANT. THIS AREA ALLOWS VISITORS TO RELAX AND MOVE COMFORTABLY WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHILST OBSERVING THE STRIKING COLOURS OF THE PASSIFLORA CURIOSITY.
RAISED TIMBER PLATFORM ACCESIBLE THROUGH TIMBER RAMP, INCLUDES STUNNING INTERACTIVE VIEWS OF THE REST OF THE GARDEN OVER THE WISHING WELL. YOU ARE ABLE TO ADMIRE CURIOSITIES ON SHELVES AND IN MESHED CAGES ALONG THE HEDGE, WHILE OTHERS WILL BE LOOKING DOWN THROUGH MESHED GAPS AT YOU. ABOVE THE TIMBER PLATFORM THERE IS A REPRESENTATION OF BUDDHAS FOOT WHERE PEOPLE CAN SIT ON WHILE LOOKING AT THE CAGED FERN FLOWER. THIS AREA IS PAVED WITH BARK TO GIVE AN ODOUR RESEMBLING THE SMELL OF A CURIOSITY SHOP
SECTION A-A SCALE 1:50
WALKING FROM THE MESHED ARCHWAY YOU CAN EITHER TAKE THE RAMP THAT GOES UP TO THE TIMBER PLATFORM, GO DOWN TO THE SUNKEN LEVEL OR STAY ON THE GROUND LEVEL. CUPBOARDS AND CAGES WITH CURIOUS OBJECTS ARE HERE TO CATCH YOUR ATTENTION AND VARIOUS VIEWS ARE IN FRONT OF YOU FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE.
SECTION B-B SCALE 1:100
CUPBOARDS CREATE A NARROW PASSAGE WHERE THE 4 O’CLOCK PLANT CAN BE FOUND AND THE PASSAGE LEADS TOWARD THE TREE OF LIFE AMOUNG A MIXED MEADOW THAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE THROUGH GAPS CREATED IN CUPBOARDS
HERE ARE MORE CUPBOARDS AND SHELVES WITH CRAZY OBJECTS, STATUES AND MIRRORS. BEHIND THEM A LOWSET CUPBOARD CAN BE USED AS SEATING. CAGES ALSO WILL BE PLACED BY THE HEDGE WITH OTHER FANTASTIC ITEMS TO CATCH YOUR ATTENTION.
SUNKEN LEVEL GROUND TO BE COVERED WITH BARK IN ORDER TO CREATE A STRONG ODOUR TO REFLECT THE SMELL OF A CURIOSITY SHOP. THE CORNER OF THE SUNKEN LEVEL IS A MIXED MEADOW AND THE DANCING TREE WHERE YOU CAN SEE IT MOVING. IN THIS AREA UNDER THE TIMBER PLATFORM YOU CAN SIT ON THE BUDDHA’S FOOT SURROUNDED BY REPRESENTATION OF CANNA’S OR GO TOWARDS THE WISHING WELL WHERE YOU ENTER A CAGE OVER THE POND AND DREAM ABOUT HAVING YOUR OWN MONEY TREE.
Chaumont Garden Festival - Sections. Date: 13/10/2014 Cesare Cardia, Ellen Roelvink, Jan Novak, Lukasz Wisz, Marcia Vieria, Theo Kidman
THE SENSITIVE TREE STANDS AMONG PANELS OF MIRRORS OF DIFFERENT DIMENSIONS TO CONVEY MOVEMENT & REFLECTION WHILE WALKING THROUGH.
METAL MESH WITH PLANTS GROWING ON IT, WORKS AS ARCHWAY ENTRANCE OVER A DECKED WALKWAY. NARROW GAPS ON EACH SIDE AND ABOVE ALLOW A GLIMPSE OF THE SURROUNDING AREA. AS YOU WALK THROUGH, YOU EXPERIENCE THE SURROUNDING OBJECTS PLACED ON SHELVES & OTHER SURFACES. THEY DRAW YOUR ATTENTION, CREATING AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE.
Le Jardin des Curiosités
SERIES OF CUPBOARDS & SHELVES MADE OF RECYCLED TIMBER WITH A HUGE AMOUNT OF CURIOUS OBJECTS ON EACH SHELF: MIRRORS, GLASS TANKS, ANIMAL HEADS, BOOKS, MARBLES, STATUES AND EXTRAORDINARY OBJECTS TO REFLECT THE FEELING OF BEING IN A CURIOSITY SHOP
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CONTACT: 28
Lukasz Wisz Email: l.wisz@hotmail.co.uk