Weekly Image Roundup

The Friday Roundup is changing to the Weekly Image Roundup.  I never seemed to be able to get the images up in time, and besides, I'm still finding great images on Friday that never make the cut.

So here we go...

This weeks pick.  My favourite is this water access to Jack Evans Boat Harbour, designed by ASPECT Studios.  Repeating patterns of concrete forms creating steps to the water.  Really nice.  Reminds me a little of the water access at False Creek Olympic Village in Vancouver.

And here's the rest of last week's for your visual interest!  First the directly related LA items.

Some contour forms from Denmark.

Great intricate paving pattern from a courtyard in Copenhagen.

Amazing bench by artist Alexandre Moronnoz in France.  He has another bench with is also pretty amazing here.

Next, the broader design range.  

Right, work by artist Dolan Geiman This cutout is a technique that can be easily used for signage features.  It reminds me of signing in the Mount Pleasant Square in Brampton, shown to the left, and below.  I'm thinking of different materials behind the cutout could really make things interesting.

And a few more.

And.

Many of the links this week were from World Landscape Architecture and Design Sponge.  Two of my sources for a lot of good stuff.

All images old and new are here.   Have a great week.

G.

Friday image roundup

I want to make this a regular Friday thing. Here's a few of the images I have collected over the last week about Landscape architect and design that I have found interesting. I use Pinterest. You can find all my pinnings at Pinterest.com/g2thet.

Here is the weeks best.

Absolutely love this chair from Loll Designs.

These rockers and other chairs by Loll were all over the patio in Bryant Park in New York.

And here are some odds and ends that I found.  Check out the detail on that door knob.

Have a great weekend.