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Landscape Architects - Key Designers Landscape Architect - designers listed alphabetically: Bassinet Turquin Paysage FRAC centre backyard garden competition, Orléans, France Bassinet Turquin Paysage - 2nd prize design image from landscape architects FRAC Centre Garden The project is called Mineral Botanical, the garden is the subject of material transmutation, where mineral surface meets botanical surface. Bassinet Turquin Paysage Gross.Max Tempelhof Competition, Berlin, Germany GROSS. MAX. with Sutherland Hussey picture from Landscape Architects Tempelhof Competition GROSS. MAX. with Sutherland Hussey Architects have been awarded the commission to design a new park and associated buildings on the site of the recently closed airport. At over 400 hectares, the site will be one of the largest city parks in Europe and is undoubtedly one of the most significant commissions to date for the Edinburgh based architect practices. The existing 1.2 km long, semi circular terminal building will be preserved as part of the over all masterplan. The project will be completed in 2017 with the opening of an International Garden Festival. Gross.Max Gustafson Porter 60 Ludgate Hill and 30 Old Bailey, London, UK Fletcher Priest Architects / Sauerbruch Hutton / Gustafson Porter image © GMJ and Fletcher Priest Architects 60 Ludgate Hill and 30 Old Bailey This design will replace two existing buildings built in the 1960’s and together will transform the streetscape around a new public space, inspired by the theatrical Piazza di San Ignazio in Rome. Polychromatic glazed frontages to the new piazzetta will also highlight an original and distinctive terracotta facade on Old Bailey. With 60 Ludgate Hill, Fletcher Priest extends its contextual work in the City with a building that responds to and celebrates the complex historic fabric around the Cathedral precinct. Old Market Square, Nottingham, England photo : Dom Henry www.domhenry.com Old Market Square Officially reopened in 2007, Old Market Square is not only one of the oldest public squares in the UK, but also the second largest after Trafalgar Square in London. The space has since hosted some of its largest events including free concerts, fireworks displays, a fine foods fair and a bulb and flower market. Singapore Waterfront Competition, Singapore image from landscape architects Singapore Gardens This landscape design will include the following key features: A water theme, Water gardens, Food Gardens, Aquadetum and a Water Arena. It was the winner of a competition to design one of three garden areas on the waterfront in Singapore. Neil Porter said: “The Gardens by the Bay project will create a garden in the very heart of Singapore – our aim is to create a scheme that will set new standards for gardens and parks in the future, a scheme that will become a major milestone in landscape and urban park design." Swiss Cottage Park, London, UK image from landscape architects Swiss Cottage landscape Venice Biennale Installation, Italy image from landscape architects Venice Biennale Landscape Design Gustafson Porter Gustafson Guthrie Nichol Gustafson Guthrie Nichol received Cooper-Hewitt’s 2011 National Design Award in Landscape Architecture. Seattle City Hall Plaza: photo : Gustafson Guthrie Nichol GGN’s current clients and upcoming projects include The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Campus, CityCenterDC, Nashville Centennial Park, Cleveland Medical Mart and Convention Center, the National Museum of African American History & Culture, and several projects at the University of Washington. Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard: photo : Nigel Young, Foster + Partners Gustafson Guthrie Nichol Olin Aberdeen City Garden Competition, Scotland image Courtesy of Diller Scofidio + Renfro Aberdeen City Garden Olin SLA Nord Vest Park, Copenhagen, Denmark photograph : Torben Petersen North West Park ‘The North West quarter of Copenhagen could do with a little more adventure’. Such was the idea behind The North West Park, designed by SLA The City Dune, Copenhagen, Denmark photograph © OREV Vandingssystemer The City Dune landscape SLA Landscape Architects West 8 urban design & landscape architecture Constitutional Court, Karlsruhe, Germany picture from landscape architects Constitutional Court Karlsruhe Lincoln Park, Miami Beach, Florida, USA picture from Landscape Architects Lincoln Park Madrid Rio Landscape, Spain West 8 / MRIO Arquitectos image from West 8 landscape architects Madrid Rio Landscape Magic Forest, Salon de Pinos, Madrid, Spain West 8 urban design & landscape architecture image from Landscape Architects Salon de Pinos Park The playgrounds designs by West 8 urban design & landscape architecture and MRIO Arquitectos are part of the master plan for the reclaimed riverbanks and the new urban area on top of the M30 freeway tunnels. Spread along the Salon de Pinos, in ten different locations, they offer children all kinds of challenges and surprises, which stimulate imagination and creativity. Neues Wohnen Hamburg-Jenfeld, Germany image from Landscape Architects Hamburg-Jenfeld Neighbourhood German landscape design awarded the Gold Award in International Urban Landscape Award 2010. The ecological neighbourhood project wins a €25,000 prize. West 8 More Landscape Architects projects online soon Landscape Architecture Landscape Architecture : news + key projects Landscape Architecture Design : A-Z

Landscape Architecture in Scotland

Hidden Gardens, Glasgow - design by City Design Co-operative Ltd

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Rottenrow Square, Glasgow - design by Gross.Max Landscape Architects

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Scottish Landscape Architecture

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