Working on the third Idyll for Lingezegen Park, ‘The Forest Idyll’
In collaboration with Feddes-Olthof Landscape Architects, Alessandra Covini from Studio Ossidiana & Tomaello Concrete Specialists
photography by Jeroen Bosch
Idylls is an ongoing landscape project by EventArchitectuur. Landscape and landscape design are defined as a meaningful expression of our relation with nature. Each idyll expresses this by making spaces for contemplation in it’s own way in the transforming agricultural area of Lingezegen Park.
The Mountain Idyll is realized in collaboration with landscape architects Berdie Olthof and Nanne Bouma. The Water Idyll is realized in collaboration with landscape architects Jeroen Bosch and Tim de Weerd.
date/ Summer 2016
photography/ Berdie Olthof
design/ EventArchitectuur x Feddes Olthof landscape architects
date/ Spring 2016
photography/ Jeroen Bosch
design/ EventArchitectuur x Veenenbosch & Bosch
Taking strolls at the Mountain Idyll in Park Lingezegen between Arnhem and Nijmegen NL.
Different dates from 25th of June to 14th of July.
July 3rd 2015, The Gate and Stones are being placed at the entrance of the Mountain Idyll.
Located in Park Lingezegen between Arnhem and Nijmegen NL.
May 6th 2015, Walls and terraces are almost finished and trees are planted.
Located in Park Lingezegen between Arnhem and Nijmegen NL.
December 2nd 2014, Foundations are ready and building company DonkerGroen started with constructing the walls.
Located in Park Lingezegen between Arnhem and Nijmegen NL.
October 30th 2014, Today for the first time a visit on the muddy site. Building Contractor DonkerGroen built a 1:1 mockup of the 200 meter urn wall, made of recycled standard 30x30cm paving tiles. So we could make decisions about the way how to handle the stones, balancing between regularity and irregularity.
On the site shovels are busy to shape the terraces of the mountain and preparing the lines for foundations. Very exciting to see emerging a landscape that plays with an appearing and disappearing horizon.
Located in Park Lingezegen between Arnhem and Nijmegen NL.
