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La Muñeca

November 30, 2012
Landscape Design
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Oglo is a French Architecture and Landscape office who won the 1st price of the 2011 Allariz Garden Festival with La Muñeca.

Squares in Puigcerdà

August 10, 2012
Landscape Design
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Pepe Gascón Arquitectura designed the remodeling of the most central and relevant public space in Puigcerdà, originally very much deteriorated, with an excessive amount of traffic that diminished the civic and integrating potential of the space.

Information Point in the Tivoli Park

Pok Grdisa designed this original urban sculpture in the Tivoli Park as a temporary installation. Luckily they decided to maintain the sculpture to inform visitors of different art installation and museum exhibitions that take part in the park.

Roppongi Urban Farm

On Design created an urban farm right in the middle of Roppongi, which is the center part of Tokyo.

Impression of the Infinite

Impression of the Infinite is a landscape installation created by metamorphOse for the firm Technilum on the occasion of the Heureuse Coincidence, a yearly festival of contemporary architecture.

Tram Stop by Subarquitectura

Subarquitectura designed this beautiful tram stop located in the city of Alicante, Spain, turning a traffic circle into a public space.

Pentagon Memorial by KBAS Studio

September 15, 2008
Landscape Design
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KBAS Studio worked closely with the familiars of the victims to project the Pentagon Memorial, inaugurated september 11, seven years after 9/11.

Private Pool by Heri&Salli

September 12, 2008
Landscape Design
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The main goal for Heri&Salli was to create and continue a kind of landscape character that includes different functions and tasks.

Rural Route by Ronald Hernandez, Marcelo Valdes & Osvaldo Veliz

August 8, 2008
Landscape Design
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Ronald Hernandez, Marcelo Valdes & Osvaldo Veliz, all three architects students in the University of Talca, Chile, projected and builded seven wooden modules placed in an old rural route. The seven modules are used as information points and, specially, as places to rest.