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The project comprises an extension of a cemetery built for the fallen soldiers of World War II, as well as other wars and missions of Dutch soldiers. The task was given to Karres en Brands who have already designed Nieuwe Ooster, a ground-breaking design that was influential some 15 years ago. Loenen may not be as innovative, yet it establishes a sequence of powerful atmosphere in an already beautiful context. Karres en Brands stated that they did not want to dominate the forest, but rather be a guest within it. Loenen cemetery is incredibly well-designed cemetery that spatial clarity and a peaceful setting for remembering or saying goodbye.

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Loenen Memorial Cemetery Extension

karresenbrands.nl

The Urban Sport Zone

LOLA Landscape Architects

lola.land

Felixx

felixx.nl

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Area development Ooijen-Wanssum

hnsland.nl

Industrieplein Hengelo

burolubbers.nl

Koningin Julianaplein Vaals, Netherlands

clubl94.de

Private garden in Amerongen

wolterinck.com

Binnenrotte, Rotterdam

okra.nl

Idylls Lingezegen Landscape Park

www.feddes-olthof.nl

Reevediep: Towards a new awareness of the delta landscape

www.nextarchitects.com
www.hnsland.nl

West 8

www.west8.com

Máximapark

www.west8.com

MTD landscape architects / urban designers

www.mtdls.nl

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Rampart Zone / Zuiderpark / Casinotuin

mtdls.nl

Op Houten garden

strootman.net

Water woods

www.hnsland.nl

Atlas Garden

www.joostemmerik.nl

The garden successfully builds on the relation between the surrounding landscape and the site. On one side of the house, it uses the approach of borrowed landscapes, establishing a connection between the garden and the pastorality of the adjacent agricultural land. On the other side of the plot it makes a clear differentiation, a contrast between the meadow and the lush woods. The garden also offers a sequence of various interesting ambiences.

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Anticipating the Landscape

www.andrewvanegmond.com

Imagewharf, multifunctional city jungle

www.felixx.nl

Animal in the Forest / Vijfhoek square

amsterdam.nl

The project Objets Trouvés convinces with outstanding artistic quality and visible historical awareness. Moving the bunker from its ancestral place and letting it re-appear in a new one is both astonishing and effective. This blunt dislocation, which first reacts to infrastructural requirements and finally turns the bunker into a ready-made, creates a whole new quality of visual perception. It is in this aesthetic space of resonance, where contemporary infrastructure development ultimately becomes conceivable as a possible instalment of the European warfare history. Consequently, the actual traces of history are kept visible with a genuine purpose – although this required such an action as moving a bunker. As a bold and even radical gesture, the project inscribes itself in the infusible tension between past, present, and future on the one hand, and between absence and presence on the other. In doing so, it formulates a notable reference point for the contemporary discipline of landscape architecture as an artistically informed cultural practice.

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Objets Trouvés

bplusb.nl
hnsland.nl

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Into the forest / being a guest in the landscape

andrewvanegmond.com

Field emotions

andrewvanegmond.com

Cabin in the fields

andrewvanegmond.com

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Gridgrounds

www.openfabric.eu
dmau.com

The Noordwaard project is a new 4450-hectare flow area that will prepare The Netherlands for the rising waters in the 'Room for The River' project. With its 12 pumping stations, hydraulic structures, and a large number of bridges, it is a bold but also humble design that respects the water landscape. The bridges have many different functions such as dikes, resting areas for birds, and introduces water in a spectacular way. They also facilitate public access and provide new opportunities for recreation in the de-poldered area. This is a clear statement that design matters because it adds value for people, birds, and water landscape.

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Noordwaard

www.west8.com
ipvdelft.nl

Ligne Sittard

www.baljon.nl

LODEWIJK BALJON landscape architects

www.baljon.nl

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Reevediep: a new river in the IJsseldelta

www.hnsland.nl

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The Central Axis

www.hnsland.nl

Strootman Landschapsarchitecten

www.strootman.net

Karres en Brands

www.karresenbrands.nl

Bio Science Park Entrance

www.karresenbrands.com

The Prins Hendrikzanddijk deals with a dynamic landscape system – a waterfront that faces rising and unpredictable waters. They introduce a dialogue with the native forces, involving them in the emergence of the 'islands’. The project addresses the interaction between liquid and solid, the still and the moving. It invites biodiversity, offers a beautiful space for recreation and, most of all, excellently illustrates an alternative way of design by working with time, instead of working against it.

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Prins Hendrikzanddijk

www.feddes-olthof.nl

Coastal Town of the 21st Century

www.okra.nl

Zalige bridge

/www.nextarchitects.com, www.hnsland.nl

Oosterpark Amsterdam

www.santenco.nl/

Dafne Schippers Bridge

bplusb.nl

WienerCo – Touwbaanpark

www.hosper.nl

High Water Channel Veessen-Wapenveld

www.veenenbosenbosch.nl

Hoekenrodeplein

www.karresenbrands.nl

Nieuwe Markt Roosendaal

www.ipvdelft.nl

Raadhuisplein Emmen

www.latzundpartner.de

Orlysquare Amsterdam

Buro Lubbers

www.burolubbers.nl

Into the Wild

www.openfabric.eu
dmau.com

Arnhem Central Station

bplusb.nl

H+N+S has through an engineering approach successfully developed large scale thinking about landscape, integrating aspects concerning energy, environment, well-being and aesthetics. They feature a consistent opus of brave interventions in landscape, often with ingenious and innovative solutions. H+N+S is a relevant force in our common task to find and develop new tools for overcoming the challenges concerning landscape today and in the future.

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H+N+S Landscape Architects

www.hnsland.nl

Keukenhof, Lisse, the Netherlands

www.mecanoo.nl

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