Lige for tiden arbejder jeg på et haveanlæg der ligger i noget af Danmarks smukkeste natur og man kan egentlig spørge om det overhovedet er nødvendigt at tegne og anlægge en have i disse unikke omgivelser.
De store terrasseflader skal nok befæstes med et andet og mere passende materiale og væksterne må hist og her være tættere på det store hus så naturen føles endnu nærmere, og noget der er på vej til at kravle helt tæt op ad husets vinduer.
Ude i landskabet skal der gang i den brede pensel og med meget nænsom hånd.
Det smukke kulturlandskab kan ikke gøres ret meget bedre og her skal selvfølgelig udvises landskabelige hensyn.
Ja allerede uden haveanlæg har denne have/hus-ejer et fantastisk udsyn at stå op til hver dag. Det må da være en fantastisk dejlig opgave at få som havearkitekt. Held og lykke med det.
SvarSletMange tak for det...
SletJa en dejlig, OG: KRÆVENDE opgave. Her er meget der kan gå galt, - og derfor må man være ekstra opmærksom.
go weekend
Kjeld
What material will you chose, Kjeld? How do you make a decision like that? What do you take in consideration? It must be challenging to work on a site like this because the view is already a garden in its own way.
SvarSletI analyze and classify like the masters of the art & craft gardens!
SvarSletRegistering and finding keyewords like::
The coulor af the housewalls made by yellow bricks, - could I maybe use a similar or a nuance of it as paving?
Strawroof relate to planting in the distance.....
solitary trees species?
sloop how does it work walking on it?
lake? how is the rest of the earthcondition?
small groves? can I use the mood in the garden?
and a dramatic Wood in the distance. Where on earth am I?
A levelled area round the house where we can live and grow plants, but plants that relate to the area that don´t mess with nature around. native perrennials with small flowerheads, plenty of grasses. - near the house rektangular beds and in the background round shaped serpentine lines that relate to the curved ground and horizon. That is just some of my words, that I keep in my mind, trying not to draw a garden in a specific style at first, but I hope it will grow in respect and harmony with the site, and that I can place a little mark in the landscape, called a garden.
- I sure hope you understand a little of my very poor and rather bad English, Michael!?
this can never bee a closed garden, but has to be more like a planting near the house you can enjoy the landscape throug; a planting that is rather transparent and give you glimses of the powerfull views, and maybe I can find some specefic interesting vistas to frame....
SletJeg Wich min danske var så god som din engelsk, Kjeld! Det var en stor forklaring. Jeg er altid interesseret i tankeproces man går igennem, mens designe en have. Tak meget.
SvarSletBest,
Michael