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Portfolio
The Shared
Urban Garden
The multi-functional small urban garden
Unknotting a riverside garden
The Long, Thin, Lost Garden
An Urban Courtyard
The "Nowhere-to-Sit"
Garden
Developing a Six-acre Garden
A New Border
A small but valuable garden space in South London managed
jointly by the owners of two flats in a converted Edwardian
house had previously been divided down the middle into impossibly
thin strips. An experiment with a shared lawn had failed
due to the dry conditions caused by trees at the end of
the garden.
With an eye on future sale or rental of their flats and
their own enjoyment of the space, the owners wanted clearly
defined personal areas of equal size, with the feel of one
garden, manageable planting appropriate to the conditions,
and structural elements that looked good all year round,
a place to sit and entertain on a Sunday afternoon...
Four years later
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