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Design By NatureEnvironmentally Ethical Landscape Architecture
July 13 Annabell’s Garden
Landscpaing around this pool was an epic effort as we covered over 70 square metres of ground with heavy pieces of recycled concrete from the local tip. The effect is crazy! It is also low maintenance with the surrounding garden beds planted with food producing plants such as Citrus, Herbs, Olives and Pineapple Guava. Rushworth Community House CourtyardHere’s a photo of the famous Molly in our recently finished court-yard at the Community House. This area was the size of an atom so two people and a dog filled the space completely. We gutted the existing miniature lawn and replaced it with recycled paving and stone seating to allow up to twelve people to sit comfortably. We also comissioned Esther Costa (my Mum) to paint portraits of six of the best known Comm House celebreties to create a mimi gallery. September 11 Northern Territory - A well earned breakLandscaping Benalla Performing Arts CentreHere are the progress shots from the courtyard space we designed and built at the Benalla Performing Arts Centre and TAFE complex. The design and construction of the cubes was obviously inspired by the modern wall in the background. I wanted to give the entrance a look of modern organics. The same style of stone-work was used in the court-yard area which ties the two spaces together despite the presence of a fence between them. Carol and I enrolled in a welding course a few months ago and this was our first opportunity to show off our skills. Unfortunately no-one was watching. July 13 Benalla Performing Arts Centre CourtyardHi folks
Sorry about the vastness of time between my last addition and this one.
Sorry too about the size of this album, but it's almost as big as the job!
I wanted to give an idea of the process and stages of development.
This courtyard is the space in-between two buildings. New and newer.
The area had to be a common space with provision for movement between the buildings, seating for over twenty people and several raised herb garden beds to provide for the nearby kitchen.
The design incorporates many of my typical concepts including the planting of a variety of native and indigenous species.
Due to the pressure of a deadline, it was difficult to take the time to source recycled materials for this job.
Generally I prefer to pace my jobs to give creativity time to evolve.
I am although happy with the outcome of this design and hope that maintenance allows for the growth of the garden to reach its potential.
Thanks again to my collegues, Carol and Joe for all their hard work, input and constant laughter.
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