澳大利亚Equilibrium花园/Nathan Burkett

发布于：2023-05-14 14:10:29

Australia Equilibrium garden

设计师：Nathan Burkett

位置：澳大利亚墨尔本

分类：花园

内容：实景照片

图片：7张

来自墨尔本的景观设计师Nathan Burkett赢得了墨尔本国际园林展金奖，他独特的审美和对装饰品的灵活选用技巧深深的折服了裁判。这座被命名为“Equilibrium”的花园，包含了2015年景观美化的一些时尚元素，以前可用空地经常用来做一些硬性景观美化，现在已成为绿色植物的种植地，这实际上是为了结构的对称美。Nathan Burkett所领导的室内景观设计团队也获得了Markbench景观设计奖。

该花园有一个悬臂式藤架，它似乎要将整个花园包围起来，此外，该花园外围均是3米高的细叶榕，意在呈现一种规则试花园的亲密感。花园中央是Nathan Burkett亲自设计，亲自修建的火山坑，它四周是两块四季生长的花坛，为该规则式花园增添一丝玩味。座位区的地面铺有土石方，周边有草坪，还有意大利生产的瓷砖建造的池塘。花园的主要装饰物还属这两棵藤架，它们属于悬铃木属植物，叶子从地面沿着格子架支撑的金属丝盘绕起来，似乎是一个有机植物构成的屋顶。

译者：蝈蝈

Melbourne-based landscape architect, Nathan Burkett has won the Show Garden Gold Medal at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show, blowing the judges away with his architectural aesthetic and unique living centerpieces.The garden, titled ‘Equilibrium’ has revealed some key new trends in landscaping for 2015 and signals a return to soft, useable spaces where greenery is used in place of traditional ‘hard’ landscaping elements to create structure and symmetry in nature.Nathan Burkett’s in-house construction team was also recognised with the Markbench Construction Award.

Some of the garden’s key features include a cantilevered arbor which wraps around the perimeter to create an architectural ‘frame’ in which the rest of the garden sits.The garden uses dramatic 3m high Ficus Hillii hedging to frame the garden’s outer borders and create a sense of intimacy in a formal garden setting.In the centre of the garden a custom-designed fire pit, designed and built by Nathan Burkett himself, is framed by two perennial garden beds which inject colour and fun to break up the formality of the surrounding features.The seating area is paved with intricate stone work which continues along the garden’s base, interspersed with soft lawn areas and a pond which is subtly tiled with Italian glass.At the garden’s centerpiece lies two ‘living pergolas’, mature deciduous Plane Trees which have been grown specifically by Warner’s Nurseries. These living pergolas have had their foliage coaxed horizontally along a trellised wire, to mimic an organic roof structure.