In the early 2000s, some projects strongly influenced the design of public spaces, resulting in a new way of thinking about green roofs. Two of the most representative projects are Lurie Garden in Chicago (2004) and High Line in New York (2006), both designed by Piet Oudolf. In these projects, the usage of perennials and the deep knowledge of their associations reflect a new aesthetic expression, which aims to give emotions through lightness and seasonal changes (Oudolf, Kingsbury, 2013).
Mediterranean Green Roofing: images and designs of urban resilience. Iconic projets for a new green roof imaginary.
GHERSI Adriana;MELLI Stefano
2021-01-01
Abstract
In the early 2000s, some projects strongly influenced the design of public spaces, resulting in a new way of thinking about green roofs. Two of the most representative projects are Lurie Garden in Chicago (2004) and High Line in New York (2006), both designed by Piet Oudolf. In these projects, the usage of perennials and the deep knowledge of their associations reflect a new aesthetic expression, which aims to give emotions through lightness and seasonal changes (Oudolf, Kingsbury, 2013).
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