This week opens the gardens festival in Chaumont-sur-Loire. A major event for gardeners of course, and also for approaching from design to urbanism via architecture.
I can't remember a Chaumont's garden for the city but there are a lot of ideas for public spaces.
I'ld like to see a way of collaborative garden in the public area!
The idea is to propose in the everyone accessibled public space (or in a district either a school)... a whale (you know the great white which inspired Melville's Moby Dick) carrying vegetables or flowers or aromates...
The principle is the same than ''green walls'': an organic substrate (possibly from local country as to push further the citizen participation) in a structure with aluminium and galvanized steel:
I think we could have 2 sizes, the big one (10x6ft) for public spaces and a small one (3x3ft) for apartments and schoolyards.
A friend of mines has a garden in the festival this year.
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