Triennale Milano - The New Landscaping - Editoriale Lotus n°177

Landscape is a representation in which both changes in the way we see things and modifications of the Earth’s surface are reflected. Photographic reportages produced over the last few decadeshave accustomed us to looking with a critical eye at many dramatic and spectacular situations dueto the effects of earthquakes, deforestation, etc. A new dramaturgy has entered scenes of thelandscape, influencing the way we perceive the world. Taking account of the fact that architectsact in situ, i.e. on the terrain—unlike painters, writers, photographers, and the like, who operatefrom a visual perspective—we will examine multiple experiments with the adoption of anarchitecture suited to restoring an environment to health, if necessary, even by means of areasof urban afforestation.

I casi studio ci hanno fornito la misura dei diversi "tessuti" che compongono la citta e delle loro possibili trasformazioni. l!estetica che ne emerge si presta a estendersi alla scala territoriale. Am pie unita geografiche continue costeggiano ii fiume, prendendo ii posto

The case studies have given us the measure of the different "fabrics" that make up the city, and their possible transformations. The intent is to extend the aesthetic that has emerged to the scale of the landscape. Vast expanses of geographical continuity, running along the river, are taking the place of major works of infrastructure, and are inserted into the districts following old routes for the supply of water.

Michel Desvigne

The planned redesign of Munich’s Ludwigstraße aims to reduce car traffic while increasing greenery, with more trees and a stronger focus on creating a more pleasant space for pedestrians and users.

An ambitious plan to transform central Munich, including Ludwigstraße, aiming to reduce car dominance, enhance public spaces, and introduce more greenery to create a more attractive urban environment.

The redevelopment of Munich’s Ludwigstraße, notably led by Michel Desvigne Paysagiste, aims to transform the avenue into a more sustainable and people-friendly urban space, prioritizing pedestrians, cyclists, and greenery while enhancing its historic character.

The article highlights a major transformation of Ludwigstraße, introducing significant changes for drivers by reducing traffic and redesigning the avenue to prioritize greenery and sustainable mobility.

The competition for redesigning Munich’s Ludwigstraße was won by the Paris-based firm Michel Desvigne Paysagiste, whose proposal focuses on a strong landscape approach, increasing greenery and improving the quality of public space.

Michel Desvigne est l’architecte paysagiste derrière le projet de jardin qui verra le jour, d’ici 2028, dans le parc St James, juste devant le palais de Buckingham. Présent ce 21 avril au British Museum de Londres pour présenter les maquettes finales à la famille royale, il nous raconte cette belle aventure.

Lire l'interview de Maud Garmy

Le cabinet britannique Foster + Partners a présenté le projet final d'un mémorial en l'honneur de la reine Elizabeth II, qui sera situé à St. James's Park à Londres.

Ce projet, développé en collaboration avec l'architecte paysagiste Michel Desvigne Paysagiste, se veut un espace de contemplation et d'hommage à l'héritage de la reine, décédée en 2022 après 70 ans de règne.

Lire l'article de Marina Buzovska