Residential Building Kae, 1130 Vienna
Old trees and manor houses.
The existing organic forms in the garden of this manor house were used to provide space for diverse borders. Multi-stemmed rock pears complement the old trees and create a transition between tall old trees and low mixed shrub areas. The historical stone troughs were set up like a stage set with hydrangeas and a colour-coordinated natural stone wall.
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Garden area: 1.300 m²
Features: generous planted areas, solitary shrubs, wooden pedestal made of IPE, natural stone wall, steppingstones made of granite, precious stone gravel area
Lighting: Davide Groppi, Royal
Planting: anemone, rose, hydrangea, yew and grasses, shadow-loving compositions from Funkien, Japanese forest grass and ferns; multi-stemmed rock pear drawn in umbrella shape, Japanese maple
Plant pots: Atelier Vierkant, Domani water basin
