Landscape Gardens and Plant Material

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Evan Demas

two people are standing near some rocks and water in a courtyard area with large boulders

Projects — ELYN ZIMMERMAN

three cement bowls sitting on top of a blue floor next to a building with windows

Atelier Vierkant

Atelier Vierkant-UR

three cement planters sitting next to each other on the floor in front of a white wall

a stone path in front of a building with trees and bushes on the other side

Sweeney Landscape Design

an area with many different types of flowers and plants growing on the side of it

Carte Blanche au paysagiste Gilles Clément pour un avenir plus vert

Le jardin des orpins, St Nazaire Plus

a bench sitting on top of a grass covered hillside next to the ocean with palm trees in the background

Hummingbird006

just grass

Seattle Daily Photo

Long bench with grass as background...so beautiful

a glass walled room with a large wooden object on the floor and plants in it

Modern penthouse by Gantous Arquitectos

The sense of height and unimpeded openness to the outdoors ... christian y claudio gantous arquitectos / ático polanco, méxico df

a wooden door is open in front of a concrete wall and gravel area with plants

Japanese Style - Concrete Box - Zen Architecture

This Japanese Style Concrete Home is an inspirational example of Zen Architecture. Love the wood pivoting door which leads to the garden

an empty bench in front of a wooden slatted wall with a small tree

Gallery of Float House / Pitsou Kedem Architects - 3

Image 3 of 29 from gallery of Float House / Pitsou Kedem Architects. Photograph by Amit Geron

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"The art of stone in a Japanese garden is that of placement. Its ideal does not deviate from that of nature" - ISAMU NOGUCHI - (Modern Minimal interpretation of a 'Japanese Garden' by Pitsou Kedem Studio)

an empty room with wooden flooring and grass on the ground in front of it

Clyfford Still Museum by Allied Works Architecture

Clyfford Still Museum by Allied Works Architecture The play of light, natural timber against the solid, highly textured concrete in this museum in Denver, Colorado, is simply stunning. Combined with it being located beside Libeskind's aluminium Denver Art Museum and a grove of trees, this work is an impressive example of a simple, implicit material palette