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Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Inspired by Brilliant Modern Architecture

Brillant Modern Design comes alive in this newly installed Red Ribbon Steel Bench that winds for a half a kilometer through the Tanghe River Park in Qinhuangdao, China.

The bench installation known as the Red Ribbon Project has won an honor award for the American Society of Landscape Architects , and was also selected by readers of Conde Nast Travel magazine as one of the seven wonders of the architectural world.




Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Zeterre - Inspired by Venice

Zaterre on the Giudecca in Venice dates back to the 1500's and is one of the earliest examples of "forward thinking" landscape architecture - it perfectly complements the architectural facades and reflective canal. This promenade has remained nearly untouched and unrevised and yet draws thousands due to its ambiance and sense of place - "Genius loci." Those who know Venice love Zaterre.

Our goal for Zeterre Landscape Architecture is to create designs like Zaterre on the Giudecca that stand the test of time and truly stand out with unforgettable brilliance, undeniable beauty and uniqueness.