Garden in Liège
The objective of the project is to organize the transition between the domestic (the house) and the wild (the Sart Tilman woods). The slope of the land is designed into terraces that extend the uses toward the back of the garden.
The pre-existing structure of the garden is preserved. The center of the plot remains an open space. The planting scheme focuses on the edges, where vast beds of perennials undulate. The choice of plants reflects the desire for transition: in a dual movement from house to forest, the more horticultural plants give way to the native plants found ...
The pre-existing structure of the garden is preserved. The center of the plot remains an open space. The planting scheme focuses on the edges, where vast beds of perennials undulate. The choice of plants reflects the desire for transition: in a dual movement from house to forest, the more horticultural plants give way to the native plants found ...
The objective of the project is to organize the transition between the domestic (the house) and the wild (the Sart Tilman woods). The slope of the land is designed into terraces that extend the uses toward the back of the garden.
The pre-existing structure of the garden is preserved. The center of the plot remains an open space. The planting scheme focuses on the edges, where vast beds of perennials undulate. The choice of plants reflects the desire for transition: in a dual movement from house to forest, the more horticultural plants give way to the native plants found in the woods
Object of the intervention
Complete garden redesign
Project owner
Private
Location
Angleur Liège (Belgium), 4031
Team
Atelier Jean Chevalier architecte et paysagiste + Vincent Servais ingénierie structure + Aliwen expertise sol et arboriculture
Budget/Area
nc / 3000m2
Status
Active
Current phase
Under construction
Year
2020
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