Peter Latz Mastergarden, Beijing Exhibition garden for the 9th International Garden Exhibition and permanent plant for the new park

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

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Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Peter Latz Mastergarden, Peking © 2013 Latz + Partner

Exhibition garden for the 9th International Garden Exhibition and permanent plant for the new park

At a garden exhibition or garden show, gardens are experienced differently than in everyday life. Visitors do not stay long in the same place, usually they only linger for a few minutes. Only in restaurants and cafés do people stay for a while.

The idea is therefore to open up the otherwise mostly introverted garden space and to understand it as a passage with several possibilities for passage. Due to the short realization time
physical elements are chosen for the main structure:

a moving topography,
backdrops of vertically standing stone slabs,
the surprising coolness of veils of mist streaming out from mist nozzles between the slabs in the middle of the garden.

The sparsely used vegetation consists of two layers: Trees with high-set canopies that provide views and plant carpets of perennial grasses, perennials and herbs. Conifers stand on one hill, deciduous trees on the other. The plantings covering the ground are kept neutral, even though the onset of flowering of various species may surprise.

If anyone should wish to linger longer in the garden, they will find benches made of the stone material used for the backdrops.

Due to the short realization time, physical elements are chosen for the main structure: a moving topography, backdrops made of vertically standing stone slabs, the surprising coolness of mist veils streaming out of mist nozzles between the slabs in the middle of the garden.

The sparsely used vegetation consists of two layers: Trees with high-set canopies that provide views and plant carpets of perennial grasses, perennials and herbs. Conifers stand on one hill, deciduous trees on the other. The plantings covering the ground are kept neutral, although the flowering of different species can be surprising.

If someone wants to stay longer in the garden, he will find benches made of the stone material used for the scenery.

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Planning offices

LATZ+PARTNER
Kranzberg

Project period
2012 - 2013

Size
2.500m²

Client
Organizing Committee for the 9th China International Garden Exposition in Beiing

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Project type
Parks and green spaces
Garden exhibitions