South Korea’s Médongaule Modern Garden Turns Nietzsche Into Pavilions, Paths and a Maze
Summary Médongaule Garden has opened its Modern Garden in Yangpyeong, South Korea, the second phase of a 14-year plan to build the country’s first humanities gardenChilean studio Pezo von Ellrichshausen designed the pavilions while French landscape architect Guillaume Gosse de Gorre shaped the plantingWalkways built from salvaged stone, waste concrete and preserved dead trees turn the grounds… — Hypebeast
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