COQUI MALACHOWSKA COQUI

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GARDEN OF THE 21ST CENTURY

Addi­ti­on to Łazi­en­ki Park in War­saw

Loca­ti­on: War­saw, Pol­and
Com­pe­ti­ti­on: Open int. com­pe­ti­ti­on — hono­rable men­ti­on 
Year: 2013
Area: 2,5 ha
Archi­tec­tu­re: KOZIEŃ Archi­tek­ci

Among the fun­da­men­tal issues dis­cus­sed at the begin­ning of the 21st cen­tu­ry are our rela­ti­onship with the natu­ral envi­ron­ment, social con­cerns, and a sus­tainable way of life on Earth.

As a point of refe­rence for the­se pres­sing con­tem­po­ra­ry the­mes, the GAR­DEN OF THE 21ST CEN­TU­RY offers a reflec­tion on the rela­ti­onship bet­ween NATU­RE and CUL­TU­RE.

This uni­ver­sal the­me, which affects every per­son regard­less of their ori­gin, social back­ground, or abili­ties, pro­mo­tes an inclu­si­ve approach that forms the foun­da­ti­on of the con­cept.

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EDU­CA­TI­ON
Edu­ca­tio­nal mea­su­res aimed at rai­sing awa­re­ness and impar­ting know­ledge in the field of the envi­ron­ment (infor­ma­ti­on points, work­shops, hands-on expe­ri­en­ces), as well as mea­su­res to rai­se awa­re­ness and con­vey know­ledge in the field of cul­tu­ral crea­ti­on, inclu­ding hor­ti­cul­tu­ral heri­ta­ge (infor­ma­ti­on, work­shops, com­pe­ti­ti­ons).

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CREA­TI­ON
Artis­tic acti­vi­ties (work­shops, plein air ses­si­ons, land art), as well as crea­ti­ve play or crea­ti­on (not pre­de­ter­mi­ned in advan­ce), inclu­ding par­ti­ci­pa­to­ry spaces and land art.

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LEI­SU­RE
Acti­ve lei­su­re acti­vi­ties (gar­dening, work­shops, games) and pas­si­ve lei­su­re acti­vi­ties (obser­ving natu­re, rela­xing on the lawn).

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TER­RAIN

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NATU­RE — CUL­TU­RE

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SEC­TIONS

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FORM

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SUR­FACES

CON­CEPT — SYN­THE­SIS

Inno­va­ti­on and the use of envi­ron­men­tal­ly fri­end­ly tech­no­lo­gies imple­men­ted in the GAR­DEN OF THE 21ST CEN­TU­RY play an incre­asing­ly important role not only in our per­so­nal rela­ti­onship with natu­re, but also in inter­per­so­nal rela­ti­ons within con­tem­po­ra­ry socie­ty. The clear and acces­si­ble pre­sen­ta­ti­on of appli­ed solu­ti­ons based on the prin­ci­ple of “lear­ning through play” (expe­ri­ence) is an inte­gral part of the con­cept of the GAR­DEN OF THE 21ST CEN­TU­RY.

The uni­que value of the GAR­DEN OF THE 21ST CEN­TU­RY – THE GAR­DEN OF REFLEC­TION lies in awa­ke­ning per­cep­ti­on and awa­re­ness of the deve­lo­p­ment of gar­den art over the cen­tu­ries.

CON­NEC­TIONS

The his­to­ri­cal deve­lo­p­ment of Łazi­en­ki Park is reflec­ted both con­cep­tual­ly and phy­si­cal­ly in the design of the GAR­DEN OF THE 21ST CEN­TU­RY. Exis­ting axes and visu­al con­nec­tions of the sur­roun­ding gar­dens have been empha­si­zed in order to crea­te a con­ti­nua­tion of Łazi­en­ki Park and a con­nec­tion to the city.

INTE­GRA­TI­ON / PAR­TI­CI­PA­TI­ON

The rela­ti­onship to the sur­roun­dings, the design of the gar­den, and the pro­gram­ma­tic con­tent are gui­ded by the prin­ci­ples of par­ti­ci­pa­ti­on and inte­gra­ti­on. The par­ti­ci­pa­to­ry and inter­ac­ti­ve design of the Gar­den of the 21st Cen­tu­ry aims to expand the per­cep­ti­on of the enti­re gar­den ensem­ble of Łazi­en­ki Park as a uni­que exam­p­le of gar­den art—as part of human CUL­TU­RE.

OPEN PLAN­NING APPROACH

The open design prin­ci­ple leads to syn­er­gy effects in which mul­ti­ple func­tions com­ple­ment each other spa­ti­al­ly while con­cep­tu­al con­tent and objec­ti­ves are imple­men­ted simul­ta­neous­ly (see gra­phic sec­tion). The resul­ting syn­er­gies are fle­xi­ble and dyna­mic.

This plan­ning approach makes it pos­si­ble to respond to chan­ging con­di­ti­ons and allows indi­vi­du­al parts of the GAR­DEN to be adapt­ed pro­gram­ma­ti­cal­ly and func­tion­al­ly to new socie­tal requi­re­ments. The GAR­DEN OF THE 21ST CEN­TU­RY extends Łazi­en­ki Park in War­saw both spa­ti­al­ly and pro­gram­ma­ti­cal­ly, crea­ting a space that func­tions sus­tain­ab­ly within this his­to­ric park com­plex with regard to natu­re con­ser­va­ti­on, the use of envi­ron­men­tal­ly fri­end­ly tech­no­lo­gies, inte­gra­ti­on, and the con­scious manage­ment of exis­ting resour­ces.

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DETAIL SEC­TION: GRO­VE

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DETAIL SEC­TION: HYDRO­PO­LIS

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