Landscape
Designed by Giovanna Fontoura and Higro Vilarins
Designed by Giovanna Fontoura and Higro Vilarins
A minimalist landscaping project at the annual Casa Cor exhibit in 2011.
The exhibit was held in a 3,000m² private residence and we were in charge of the landscaping. The initial concept was to make sculpture, glass, wood and rocks to aggregate into a garden with harmony.
Many obstacles were surpassed in the accomplishment of this project. Among those , the inability to dig due the underground huge septic tank and a short 3 day given deadline.
Later that year the project was widely acclaimed and made its way to many specialized magazines in Brazil.
The exhibit was held in a 3,000m² private residence and we were in charge of the landscaping. The initial concept was to make sculpture, glass, wood and rocks to aggregate into a garden with harmony.
Many obstacles were surpassed in the accomplishment of this project. Among those , the inability to dig due the underground huge septic tank and a short 3 day given deadline.
Later that year the project was widely acclaimed and made its way to many specialized magazines in Brazil.
A bed of white rocks composes with light to form a unique water like atmosphere.
Solid rough rocks in harmony with wood and light.
You could breath art in all corners of this garden.
Rocks were bridges linking the Brazilian Pau Darco wood decks.
Original concept (fragment).
Initial space (front) three days prior the deadline with workers on site.
Initial space (back).
