Wow! What a fab (and fast!) week!!! :):):)
I am working on two projects now, and a lot of seeds keep coming from the SOL. I dusted my old French and I am eventually back to Vectorworks, my favourite CAD program... which make life easier and works more accurate! :)
I already started to write the next post (February Agenda!) and I am ready to start another busy day...but before that I can not help to share one of my latest findings with you:
It is Sue Dubois Garden in London, designed by Joe Swift and The Plant Room. It is the clear example that limited space does not mean have to compromize on design! {The master plan can be seen in The book of GardenPlan by Andrew Wilson, one of my favourite!}.
What do you think about it?
I am working on two projects now, and a lot of seeds keep coming from the SOL. I dusted my old French and I am eventually back to Vectorworks, my favourite CAD program... which make life easier and works more accurate! :)
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| {Visual in progress with Sketch-up Pro} |
I already started to write the next post (February Agenda!) and I am ready to start another busy day...but before that I can not help to share one of my latest findings with you:
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| {© Andrea Jones/Garden Exposures Photo Library - source here} |
It is Sue Dubois Garden in London, designed by Joe Swift and The Plant Room. It is the clear example that limited space does not mean have to compromize on design! {The master plan can be seen in The book of GardenPlan by Andrew Wilson, one of my favourite!}.
What do you think about it?
Bisous,
Noemi
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