designed landscapes garden and parks

Gravetye Manor, Sussex. Designed by William Robinson, part of the Natural Garden Movement.

Munstead Wood, Surrey. Designed by Gertrude Jekyll, example of a cottage garden.

High Line, New York City. Designed by Piet Oudolf, part of the Dutch Wave, 2009.

Englischer Garten, Munchen, 1789. Designed by Friedrich von Sckell and Benjamin Thompson. First public park.

Birkenhead Park, Liverpool. Designed by Joseph Paxton. A public park.

Central Park, New York City, 1857. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.

Ville Radieuse, Le Corbusier, 1933. A way to integrate more nature in the living environment

Gas Works Park, Seattle. Designed by R. Haag, 1971. An industrial landscape is being reused for the community.

Landschaftspark Duisburg Nord. Designed by Peter Latz, 1991. A former industrial site transformed into a public park that emphasizes ecological restoration and community use.

Park de la Villette, Paris, 1982.

Mauerpark, Berlin. Designed by Gustav Lange, 2019. Part of reusing the landscape

Le Potager Du Roi, Versailles. 1678-1683

George Washington Memorial Parkway, 1929-1970. A park where you can drive through with your car, with a modest speed to take in all the sights.

Zuylestein, Leersum, 1710. This property is filled with kitchengardens for the elite living here.

Dunmore Park, Stirlingshire, 1761. The pineapple expresses status and wealth.

Landgoed Twickel, Delden. A 19th century walled kitchen garden

Chateau de Villandry. Example of a museum walled kitchen garden. It prioritizes the aesthetic experience.

Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Designed by Ebenezer Howard and Louis de Soissons, 1920. It is an allotment garden.

Naerum Allotment Gardens, Naerum. Designed by C. Th. Sorensen, 1948-1952

Brondby Haveby. Designed by Erik Mygind, 1964

Cemetary Almere Haven, Christiaan Zalm. 1975

Nieuwe Oosterbegraafplaats, Amsterdam. Designed by Karres + Brands, in 1889-1894

Skogskyrkogarden, Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz, 1918-1919

Waldfriedhof, Davos. Designed by Rudolf Gaberel, 1919-1920