Julien Daulte jdaulte.ch | landscape architect

Julien Daulte is a HES/OTIA landscape architect who is developing his business in Ticino and Europe. He is collaborating with Italy, France and Germany in various areas relating to landscape architecture, urban planning and everything that involves computer based graphic design. The Studio works mainly on: Projects (landscape architecture) Gardens, parks, public and private green spaces, irrigation systems, green designs and indoor green spaces. Also projects involving protection and preservation of the environment, the landscape and nature preserves. Collaborations (architecture and urban planning) Consulting and collaborating in projects and contest in landscape architecture and with architecture and urban planning studios. Computer graphics and 3D visualization Julien Daulte interfaces freely between 2D and 3D using professional programs that guarantee optimal results for all requirements. The flexibility of jddog.ch allows the processing of all 2D and 3D data as well as in CAD and GIS formats.
Category: Architect France Garden Landscape

Plan Your Visit to Stowe Landscape Garden - One of England's Earliest and Most Important Gardens

Services for the disabled: Braille and large print guides are available. An audio induction loop is available in reception, the shop and restaurant. Maps of accessible routes are available and there are two multi-seater PMVs that can be booked. Getting to Stowe Landscape Gardens By car: The gardens are 3 miles northwest of Buckingham via Stowe Avenue, off the A422 Buckingham–Banbury road. There is motorway access from the M40 (exits 9 to 11) and the M1 (exits 13 or 15a) By train: Bicester North Rail Station is 9 miles away. Bus services from Stagecoach (Express5), Jeffs Coaches (32) and Arriva(66) all stop in Buckingham, a three mile walk along Stowe Avenue and through the park. The History of Stowe Landscape Gardens In 1731, Alexander Pope was so inspired by an earlier visit to Stowe that he wrote a poem about the new style of English gardening. In Epistle IV, To Richard Boyle, these lines appear: Spontaneous beauties all around advance, Start ev'n from difficulty, strike from chance; Nature shall join you; time shall make it grow A work to wonder at-perhaps a Stowe. This work of wonder was the product of several centuries of social climbing and ambition on the part of one family. The Temple family began as sheep farmers, acquired the land in the 1500s and through strategic marriages and political maneuvering had become dukes by the 18th century.
Category: English Garden Landscape

Middlebrook Gardens

Middlebrook Gardens is a garden design/build/maintenance firm specializing in ecology-based landscaping, California native plant gardening and sustainable practices in landscaping. Located in San Jose, California, Middlebrook Gardens was founded in 1976 by Alrie Middlebrook. During its first ten years Middlebrook Gardens specialized in interior design/build and maintenance. The firm received more national and international awards than any other California-based indoor landscaping firm. In 1995, Middlebrook Gardens expanded its practice to include outdoor design. Alrie Middlebrook and Middlebrook Gardens have designed and built over 150 native gardens that reflect the natural beauty of the local ecology, conserve water, eliminate use of pesticides and reduce costs! “As a designer, I am inspired by nature and re-interpreting it in the garden setting,” said Alrie Middlebrook. “It is the collaboration of science and art that creates a garden that is beautiful, culturally rich, and ecologically sustainable. ” Middlebrook Gardens was designated a “green business” by the County of Santa Clara, received the California Landscape Contractors Associations’ 2003 Sustainable Landscape Award for Contractors in the Design Category, and the prestigious Acterra Business Environmental Award in the Open Space and Habitat Preservation/Restoration category. For more information about Middlebrook Gardens, please contact: 408.292.
Category: California Ecology Garden Landscape

Landscape Gardening - Garden Fencing - Solihull - West Midlands

Landscape Gardening - Garden Fencing - Solihull - West Midlands Operating in Solihull and the surrounding areas Andy Thorne Landscapes offers a first class landscape gardening service ranging from the smallest garden fencing project to the very largest garden landscaping. Whatever your requirements we promise to listen to your ideas and produce (and implement) a garden landscape that is beyond even your dreams. We have many years of landscape gardening experience to make your garden landscape the best it can possibly be. After an initial consultation we produce a landscape design based on your requirements and our own experience. We offer a competitive service and take time to produce quality without compromise. If you have a landscape gardening project of any size and would like a free consultation, please do not hesitate to contact us. Garden Fencing is an important part of our business. We have many years of experience in all types of garden fencing. If you would like a competitive quotation from a professional company, please do not hesitate to contact us. Please use this web site to gain a little insight into what we do and to view past examples of work.
Category: Garden Landscape Uk

Landscaping Small - Gardens, Balcony and Design for Small Spaces

As opposed to what you may think, a garden doesn't have to be in the ground, or even at ground level. With some planning and imagination, a garden can be created on a balcony at your house. A balcony garden is very fun to create, and it can make your balcony at your home or apartment look great. Since there is no actual land to plant anything in, you will have to use pots. Make sure not to overdo planting on your balcony. You still have to have some room to move around out there. Flowers And Ferns If you are creating the balcony garden to add style and color to your home, flowers and ferns are a necessity. You can use any size pots, as long as they are appropriate for the plants that will go into them. Placing larger, heavier pots on the ground, and the smaller lighter pots on a bench or on the rail is a good idea. It is practical and looks nice as well.
Category: Small Garden Landscape