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In Secret Gardens, readers experience the magic of discovering beautiful, intricately planned and meticulously cultivated hidden worlds.

More than 200 spectacular images showcase 14 private gardens, extraordinary examples of landscape design that are inaccessible to the public, and which have never, or very rarely been featured in any publication.

From France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the Caribbean, and more, these gardens offer a dizzying range of horticultural and conceptual diversity. The designers reflect on the steps that went into bringing the garden to life, and the book concludes with biographies of landscape architects whose work is featured within, explaining the creative vision of some of the most respected design professionals working today.

Landscape gardens featured include: - Fernando Caruncho, Majorca, Spain - Jinny Blom, Hertfordshire, England - Timothy Vaughan, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Louis Benech, Pays d'Auge, France - Geoff Haughey & Richard Cadness, near Auckland, New Zealand - Ludwig Gerns, Germany - Dominique Lafourcade, Provence, France - Vladimir Sitta, Sydney, Australia - Erwan Tymen, Finistère, France.

London is a city of hidden gardens, a place where few ever glimpse the colourful secrets behind the sober townhouse facades. But the gardens are there, and beautifully revealed in this lovely book.

These gardens go beyond convention; they range from the large, classical and formal to tiny jewels. There are gardens on roofs and gardens in basements, gardens with water, English cottage gardens and modern gardens. There are gardens of artists and gardens of practical enthusiasts, collectors’ gardens, passionate plantsmen’s gardens, gardens restored, revived or reclaimed.

Thanks to the shared dreams of the owners and the ingenuity of London’s finest designers, this intriguing selection of unique places will delight and inspire anyone with an interest in gardens and gardening – and in learning one or two secrets along the way.

Selina starts by showcasing her Outside Inspirations in the form of flowers, lighting, fabrics, furniture and decorations. She then focuses on beautifying every aspect of outdoor living, providing ample inspiration and practical suggestions for transforming a garden, deck, terrace or even just a balcony into a lush outdoor room that’s perfect for lounging, relaxing and entertaining. Selina also goes further afield, with dozens of ideas for simple yet stylish picnics, BBQs and summer fetes. Parties are also covered, with inspiring suggestions for weddings, barn dances and other celebrations. Throughout, imaginative ‘DIY ideas’, insightful ‘Style Tips’ and ‘Selina Loves...’ sections are full of inspiring suggestions for how to recreate the look at home.

Explores the variety of high-rise buildings and the technologies behind them that make them not only effective as the buildings themselves, but also harness the natural environmental factors that make them more ecology and energy efficient.

  Slope & Rooftop Garden
8   Stockholm's Garden Library
20  Sky Village
30  Ewha Womans University Campus Center
36  Geumcheon-gu Office
50  VM Mountain Dwellings
60  Tropical Dream
70  Kring_ KumHo Culture Complex
84  Hyundai High School
90  Hudson Yards
94  House of the Healing Hill
100 Manhattan Roof Terrace
110 HUB ENTERTAINMENT
116 Sunjin Rooftop Space
124 Deerfield - Koch
128 The Cybertecture Egg
134 Pearl River Tower

    CourtyARD
138 DIO Public Relations Center
142 cafe yeoni
150 Xi Floating Stainless Steel Cloud
164 iGuzzini  Headquarters
168 Park Tower

    Balcony & Veranda
178 Dancing Apartment
182 Architectural Moussaka
188 Urban Cactus
194 NHQ CSOB
204 Rio Papaloapan
214 Synergy

    Hanging Garden
218 Ex Ducati
224 PRUGIO VALLEY
234 Kikkerville
240 Iceberg
246 KUELAP Lodge-Museum
250 Shenzhen Logistic City
254 parcel D

Gardens are filled with structures: gazebos and pergolas, pools and children's playspaces, sheds, fences and arbors. These pose a unique challenge to planning a landscape that successfully navigates and envelopes the structures. Landscape design expert, Gordon Hayward, presents situations in which garden structures have successfully been incorporated into the overall plan. With clear, straightforward and insightful text this is fully illustrated with photographs and watercolors. It is a thoroughly inspirational and practical resource.

200 color photographs  

Increasing density in our cities has made it very difficult to find space for gardens. However even a small outdoor space can be made to seem far more roomy. This compilation gathers the best examples of the way garden designers use strategic solutions to optimize space. There are many inspiring examples of how even the tiniest patch can be made to feel more open and expansive.

Project Introduction:

Courtyard Landscape

Hawkins Residence • Residential Courtyard
La Casa at Encanterra • Front Yard
Sandpiper Residence • Residential Courtyard
Quaker Smith Point Residence • Home Garden
Xiangshui One (Phase IV) • Courtyard of Clubhouse
Sunshine Coast • Entrance & Front Yard
Charmtime Lake View Villa • Courtyard of Sales Office
6 # Villa of Emperor Zillah • Central Courtyard
Print of Landscape • Front/Back/Side Yards
Zhenro Run City • Residential Central Courtyard
Zhenro Yupin Lanwan • Residential Central Courtyard
Quattro by Sansiri • Roof Gardens
Flamenco Spain • Courtyards of Clubhouse & Residences
Drs. Julian and Raye Richardson Apartments • Outdoor Atrium
Vanke Beijing Hills • Courtyard of Sales Office
Poly Oriental Mansion • Front & Back Yards
Baoneng Taigu City • Home Garden
Patio Resto • Indoor Atrium
Miaoxiang Vegetarian Restaurant • Indoor Courtyard
200 5th Avenue • Outdoor Atrium

Axis Landscape

Vanke Paradiso • Residential Axis Landscape
Legend Mansion • Residential Axis Landscape
Sum Yip New Coastline • Residential Axis Landscape
Downtown Jebel Ali • Commercial Axis Landscape

Waterscape

The Bihai Zhuangyuan • Waterfront Landscape
Luofu Mountain Villa • Bay Landscape
House Ber • Waterscape in Courtyard
Malinalco Residence • Lake Landscape
Gemdale The Luxury Nature • Lakeview
Xiangsonghu International • Lakeview
Evergrande Splendor • Waterscape in Square
Wuyuan Wuli Hotel • Waterfront Landscape
Huahan International • Central Waterscape
Tinon Manhattan • Central Waterscape
Gaofa West Coast Garden (Phase II) • Central Waterscape
Jinghope Garden • Waterscape on Axis
Elegant Residence • Central Waterscape
Xixiaokou Clubhouse • Waterfront Landscape
Jiarui Light and Textile Court of Seasons • Waterscape
Hangzhou Hubin Commerce & Tourism District • Waterscape
Tungxiang International New Energy Market • Entry Waterscape
Jack Evans Boat Harbor • Waterscape
The Central Park of Wuhu Business and Culture Center • Waterway Landscape
Qian’an Sanlihe Greenway • Waterway Landscape
Leisure Park within 2nd East-South Rings • Moat Landscape
Corpus Christi Bayfront • Fountains

Landscape Pieces

Vanke Donghui City • Sculptures
Suhe Yihao • Sculptures in Demonstration Area
OCT Bay • Tree-like Sculptures on the Square
House Tsi • Sculpture in Courtyard
Taitung Xiao-ye-liu Visitor Center • Sculpture-lightscape
D. Pedro IV Square • Lighting Landscape
Genghis Khan Square • Sculptures
Duecentosessantamq MQ • Stakes
Dunkin Donuts Plaza • Stainless Steel Sculptures
Entry Plaza of Ocean County Public Library • Lantern Sculptures
North West Park • Lightings

Facilities

Landscape Fence • Pool Fence
House Tat • Swimming Pool
The Constantia Kloof • Swimming Pool
Dayi Villa • Swimming Pool
Yrizar Palace Garden • Closing Wall
Glass House for Diver • Enclosing Wall
Farrar Pond Residence • Fishbone-like Fence
Spanish Walk • Seating
GSA Quincy Court • Canopy Elements
Ri-Star Spa Hotel • Spa Landscape
Pirrama Park • Waterfront Promenade
Darling Harbor • Children’s Play Space
Schulberg Sculptural Playground • Climbing Net
Gardens by the Bay • Sky Garden
Jiangyin Xu Xiake Exposition Park • Teahouse Landscape
Escale Numerique • Public Facility
SEB Bank • The City Dune
Federation Square • Tape Melbourne
Genk C-m!ne Square • Special Seating
Xuning Rd, Suining, Jiangsu Province • Liuyun Shuixiu Bridge
Yuyang Park • Footpath Bridge
Qunli National Urban Wetland • Elevated Plank Way
Shangri La Botanical Garden • Five Exhibition Zones
Powell Street Promenade • Street Furniture
The Yellow Mud Garden • Terracotta Clay Figures
International Garden Festival of Ponte de Lima • Temporary Installation

Paving Landscape

Private Residence • Courtyard Paving
Jade Islet • Internal Passage Landscape
CRC Twenty-four City • Paving on Entrance Square
717 Bourke Street • Paving
Downtown Jebel Ali • Paving on Plaza
Miami Jackson South Hospital • Paving in Project Ripple
Trafford Wharf Promenade • Steps
Music Park in Seville • Paving
Ponte de Lima • Dark Rift
Bohus Archipel • Paving in Garden

Vegetative Landscape

Landsea Nature & Naturally • Clubhouse Landscape
Spanish Walk • Vegetation by Greenway
The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Hotel • Courtyard Vegetation
Gardens by the Bay • Vegetation in Conservatories
Lafayette Greens • Vegetation on the Square
Sunnylands Center & Gardens • Outdoor Vegetation

Turn your garden into a bright summer paradise with a collection of 35 projects to create stylish, fragrant and abundant displays.

There are gorgeous flowering plants, lush foliage, special occasion displays, and edible fruit and vegetable harvests. The projects in Small Summer Gardens include hanging baskets, window boxes, beautiful flower beds, large and small pots, and pretty recycled containers. Create a display of foxgloves and woodland plants in a rusty trunk, scented sweet peas in a tub, a mini water garden with flowering water lilies, a wreath made from alpine flowers, fruit bushes in pots and much more. With Emma Hardy’s expert advice, you will learn everything you need to know about growing annuals from seed, growing bulbs, using inexpensive bedding plants in interesting ways, combining perennials and small shrubs and growing and maintaining fruit and vegetable plants.

Terraces and balconies have always been essential architectural features -- they are effectively the continuation of a dwelling outdoors. Terraces are mostly related directly to the landscape surrounding a building. They can frame a view -- for instance, through canopies or side walls --, they can imitate particular landscape elements on their own more human scale, or they can enable the landscape to be perceived and experienced in a different way.

Unlike terraces, balconies are first and foremost a structural element of a house, epitomising the character of the building and its architectural style. The balcony can be the crowning glory of a house -- the extension of the living space outdoors.

This book introduces terraces and balconies from all over the world that have been created by well-known architects and designers and that are particularly original or successfully unite aesthetics and functionality.

Двадцатый номер архитектурного журнала speech: посвящен теме ландшафт. В центре нашего внимания как традиционные ландшафты — парки, скверы, благоустроенные набережные и бульвары, так и новые форматы — городские фермы, многоуровневые вертикальные сады, озелененные кровли, использующиеся как полноценные общественные пространства, подземные зеленые оазисы и многое другое.

В развитии современных городов ландшафтная архитектура выполняет едва ли не самую ответственную миссию — именно она отвечает за формирование пространств, определяющих качество, разнообразие и комфортность среды того или иного поселения. Работающие на стыке множества специальностей, ландшафтные архитекторы не просто заполняют зеленью и общественными функциями пространства между зданиями и объектами инфраструктуры, но постоянно изобретают новые сценарии органичного сосуществования природной и рукотворной среды. И нет сомнений в том, что поиск форм интеграции природы в мегаполисы — одна из самых актуальных задач на предстоящие годы, поскольку иного способа сделать города более удобными, экологичными и устойчивыми просто нет.

Этот номер журнала speech: посвящен воде. Не только наша жизнь неразрывно связана с водой, но и облик и жизнеустройство городов и мест, в которых мы живем и которые любим посещать. Связь воды с архитектурой, ее роль в создании благоприятной жизненной среды гораздо глубже, чем это может показаться на первый взгляд. Вода способна разделять и объединять, служить естественной преградой или местом притяжения, она может использоваться в утилитарных или эстетических целях, являться одновременно реальностью и символом. Первые поселения и выросшие из них затем города создавались вдоль рек, по воде велась торговля, она служила для защиты, а также обслуживала множество других потребностей. Но отношение человека к воде всегда заключало в себе нечто большее, чем только утилитарный подход. И именно поэтому вода играла особую роль в создании общественных пространств, городских площадей и ансамблей, а также в развитии многих архитектурных типологий. На протяжении ХХ века вода все больше утрачивала свое функциональное значение в жизни городов, с перемещением портов и выводом промышленных предприятий прибрежные территории чаще всего надолго стали для большинства из них «проблемными зонами». Однако к концу века ситуация изменилась, и в последние годы во многих городах Европы, в Америке и Азии можно наблюдать обратный процесс – реки и другие водоемы приобретают новое значение и новую функцию. Cегодня вода играет все большую роль как в архитектурном решении отдельных зданий, так и в облике и образе жизни современного города. Прибрежные зоны, набережные, гавани и каналы становятся существенным фактором в создании комфортной для человека среды – привлекательной для жизни и работы, для культурного туризма и приятного времяпровождения на открытом воздухе. Они становятся важным идентификационным знаком и не только придают отдельным постройкам дополнительные эстетические качества, но и способствуют повышению привлекательности и ценности их окружения. Бывшие портовые и расположенные у воды промышленные территории получают свое второе рождение. Сегодня на них реализуются масштабные и смелые градостроительные идеи. Для многих плотно застроенных старых городов – это единственная возможность для расширения, а также возможность реализовать актуальные сегодня представления о городе будущего на территориях, несущих в себе память прошлого.

Журнал speech: артикулирует актуальные темы и позиции в современной архитектуре, раскрывая их с разных сторон – с точки зрения теории и практики, истории и современности, на основе зарубежного и российского материала и опыта, сопоставляя глобальные тенденции и локальные особенности.

Каждый номер журнала speech: полностью посвящен одной теме, раскрывая ее в разных ракурсах. Выбор темы связан с той частью профессии архитектора, которая дает основания считать ее искусством, а не только частью торговли квадратными метрами. speech: предоставляет возможность прямого высказывания российским и зарубежным архитекторам, культурологам, критикам и историкам архитектуры, экспертам в самых разных связанных с архитектурой областях.

тема

Ирина Шипова
Лицом к воде

история

Владимир Паперный
Москва – порт пяти морей

за и против

Бернхард Шульц
Вода и песок
Размышления по поводу «эвент-архитектуры» в Арабских Эмиратах

объект

Нина Фролова
Речной змей
Заха Хадид Аркитектс. Мост-павильон. Сарагоса, Испания

Анна Мартовицкая
8: Жилое чудо света
BIG-Бьярке Ингельс Груп. Жилой комплекс «8 house». Копенгаген

Анна Мартовицкая
Квадратура воды
Ателье Жан Нувель. Аквацентр Les Bains des Docks. Гавр, Франция

Анна Мартовицкая
На всех парусах
Бениш Архитектен. Океанографический музей Ozeaneum. Штральзунд, Германия

Анна Вяземцева
Обретенный причал
Стефано Боери Аркитетти. Реконструкция комплекса Арсенала, Дом моря. Ла-Маддалена, Италия

Александра Рудык
«Стрелка» определяет новое течение
Wowhaus. Институт медиа, архитектуры и дизайна «Стрелка». Москва

среда

Нина Фролова
Осло и Драммен: города у воды

Мария Фадеева
Подмосковная Ривьера

портрет

Майнхард фон Геркан
Вода означает качество жизни
Интервью Ирины Шиповой

Ким Херфорт НильсенИзнутри наружу
Интервью Бернарда Шульца

Стивен Холл
Игра отражений и преломлений
Интервью Владимира Белоголовского

галерея

Сергей Чобан
Aqua

Dan Pearson is one of the most important and influential landscape designers working today. At the heart of all his gardens lies an unshakeable theme – his reverence for the power and delicacy of nature: the spirit of the place.

This personal collection of new writing, illustrated by his own photographs, explores the sources of inspiration behind Dan’s work.
It reveals his response to landscapes both natural and designed, and the people, places and plants that have inspired him.

There's nothing quite as functional - or as beautiful - as nature's own building blocks. Often shaped and weathered by natural forces, each stone has its own unique look and feel.

Used as elements in a carefully planned landscape design, stonework can add an artful organization to your outdoor spaces. Creating sturdy walls, private patios, graceful gardens, and offering unlimited opportunities for your imagination to soar - with features like ponds, streams and waterfalls that can transform your property into a sylvan sanctuary.

From cover to cover, this delightful book offers hundreds of practical design ideas illustrated with colorful photographs and drawings, all divided into six sections.

Chapter 1: Paths and Steps

Chapter 2: Terraces, Patios and Garden Spaces

Chapter 3: Walls

Chapter 4: Benches, Landscaping Features & Sculpture

Chapter 5: Pools, Ponds and Fountains

Chapter 6: Finishing Touches

- The first book by distinguished designer John Saladino
- Inspiration for home and garden design
- Contains 200 full-color photographs, and a special gatefold feature
- An invaluable reference book, superbly designed and produced

In this volume, US design guru John Saladino reveals the secrets that made him one of the world's most respected interior designers. He reveals the inspiration behind his design philosophy with its mastery of colour, light and scale. Showing how lessons from the classical world can be implemented in contemporary design, he talks through the design principles that guide him and explains how he applies these principles to settings as well as suggesting solutions for your own home. Chapter by chapter he moves from discussing essential considerations such as light and colour to the more ambitious skills of mastering scale, illusion and exaggeration.

John Saladino is a graduate of Notre Dame and the Yale School of Art and Architecture. He worked in Rome with the architect Piero Sartogo before returning to New York where he opened his own architectural and interior design practice over 35 years ago. It is now known as The Saladino Group Inc. In 1986 he started his own furniture company. He has won numerous interior design and furniture awards (including the prestigious Daphne Award) and he is on the Board of Directors of the John Soane Museum in London. His interiors regularly appear in international magazines including House Beautiful, House and Garden, the New York Times Magazine, Architectural Digest, Vogue Decoration and the World of Interiors.