Altlantis - The lost garden IGS Hamburg 2013

Ruinen am Strand © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Eingang der Grotte © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Lichteinfall © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Im Inneren © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Zerrspiegel © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Reflexion © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Glänzende Wände © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Ausblick © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Die Insel © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Hügel © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

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Ruinen am Strand © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Eingang der Grotte © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Lichteinfall © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Im Inneren © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Zerrspiegel © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Reflexion © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Glänzende Wände © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Ausblick © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Die Insel © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Hügel © 2013 G. Paschburg Dittloff + Paschburg Landschaftsarchitekten

Atlantis has resurfaced. In the World of Continents at the IGS 2013 in Hamburg, the mythical city-state of ancient Greece served as inspiration for a playground with a special atmosphere.

From the sandy beach, where the remains of ancient buildings are scattered, a path leads up to a vantage point framed by columnar trembling poplars. The play of light and reflections characterizes this playground. A grotto under the hill is characterized by optical effects, reminiscent of the treasure chambers of Atlantis.

A too literal interpretation of the motif was avoided, so ruins and grotto are made of concrete pipes, which get a fragile character by breaking the edges. Exciting light falls into the tunnel system of the grotto through portholes filled with reflective and refractive materials.

The playground Atlantis is free of specifications, crawling through the various pipes, the generous sand area and various resting and retreat possibilities offer incentives for individual appropriation by children from 3 to 6 years.

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Planning offices

Dittloff Paschburg Landscape Architects
Hamburg Ottensen

Project period
2010 - 2013

Size
90 m²

Client
Internationale Gartenschau
Hamburg 2013 GmbH

Address

21109 Hamburg
Deutschland

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Project type
Garden exhibitions
Playgrounds, e.g. at childcare centers and schools