Gustafson Porter

Diana Memorial, Hyde Park, London

Martha Schwartz

Exchange Square, Manchester

E. Miralles, Avenida de Icaria, Barcelona

Enric Miralles, Parco dei Colori

Aspect Studios, Sydney

STAY ON

LOOK ONSHOW YOURSEL

RESTREAD

BOGOTA’, COLOMBIA

Martha Schwartz, Yorkville Park, Toronto

PARIS, Pére Lachaise

SAN FRANCISCO, California

HAFENCITY, HAMBURG, DEUTSCHLAND

Helsinky, Senaatintori

PARIS, Montmartre

PARIS

La Defense

TACOMA

Gareth Hoskins Architects,

A Gathering Space,

11. Biennale di Venezia, 2008

NEW YORK, Times Square

In Situ - F.H. Jourda

Berges Rive Gauche, Lyon

Madrid, Atocha Station

Berlin, Schloss Area

Gustafson Porter, Toward Paradise, 11. Biennale di Venezia, 2008

Studio stARTT, “Whatami”,

YAP MAXXI, 2011

Herzog & DE MEURON

Plaza de España,

Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Peter Zumthor

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, 2011

The hortus conlusus that I dream of is enclosed all around and open to the sky.

Every time I imagine a garden in an architectural setting, it turns into magical place.

I think of gardens that I have seen, that I believe I have seen, that I long to see,

surrounded by simple walls, columns, arcades or the façade of buildings

- sheltered places of great intimacy where I want to stay for a long time.

Francesco Venezia

Secret Garden, Gibellina

Diller Scofidio + Renfro

High Line New York

Carme Pinòs, Seaside walk, Alicante

Manuel De Solà-Morales,

Oceanside walk, Porto

ACT

PERFORM

SYMBOLIZE

DEMONSTRATESHARE

Berlin, Am Lustgarten

Prato della Valle, Padova

Piazza Ducale, Vigevano

ROMA, Piazza del Popolo

Paris, Place de la Bastille

BEJING, Tiananmen Square

ROMA

PARIS

1968

PARIS, Champs Elysees

SIENA, Piazza del Campo

PAMPLONA, Encierro, Festa di San Firmino

GUBBIO, ITALY

VALENCIA, Fallas

PARIS, 14 july Parade

Roma, PIAZZA SAN GIOVANNI, 1st May Concert

NEW YORK, End of the Year

New York, Metropolitan Museum

Barcelona, Spain

San Francisco, California

NEW YORK, Times Square

“To plan a city, everything begins with human behaviour, but

architects and city planners have lost the ability to handle scale.

We now approach the design process in plan, as though

everyone experiences the world from the top of a high-rise

building. But at eye-level, everything is terrible. This type of

planning is a waste of time”

Jan Ghel