Der Garten als Raum

The Primitive Hut Marc-Antoine Laugier, 1755

Paradiesgärtlein Oberrheinischer Meister, 1410-20

7000 Eichen Joseph Beuys, Documenta 7, Kassel, 1982

Japanischer Pavillon auf der Biennale Junya Ishigami, Venedig, 2008

The indistinction of inside and outside leads to the discovery of another dimension.

Deleuze & Guattari

Looking South at 27th Street New York, 2000, Foto: Joel Sternfeld

Kenroku-en Garden Kanazawa, Japan, 1620-1840

Peach Blossom Spring, detail Qui Ying, 1494-1552

Friedhof Brion Carlo Scarpa, San Vito d'Altivole, Italien, 1973, Foto: Guido Guidi

House N Sou Fujimoto, Oita, Japan, 2008

Singleton House Richard Neutra, Los Angeles, Kalifornien, 1960, Foto: Julius Shulman

Arthur 1st Baron Capel and his family Cornelius Johnson, c.1614

Looking East on 30th Street on a Late September Morning New York, 2000, Foto: Joel Sternfeld

Hartwell House, Axial view of the canal from the south, showing Gibbs's temple at the end of the canal, the house and topiary alleys on the west side Balthasar Nebot, 1738

"He's gotten away from the soft pornography of the flower," said Charles Waldheim, the director of the landscape architecture program at the University of Toronto. "He's interested in the life cycle, how plant material ages over the course of the year," and how it relates to the plants around it. Like a good marriage, his compositions must work well together as its members age.