I think what I find so intriguing about vertical gardens is that they appeal to my desire for 360 degree immersion. Creating spaces is, for me, about ambiance. What I want out of a space (especially a creative one) is the attention to detail that a designer thought about more than just what was at eye level. I want the sounds, lighting, textiles and entire design sensibility to take me someplace, to define a moment/experience for me.
The vertical garden designed for Yoyogi Village defines a lush and peaceful space and also provides a scenic backdrop from the Code Kurrku restaurant and conference spaces. Not only does the vertical garden provide fresher, moister air to the facility, it also creates a noise buffer to make the space more relaxing.
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| Vertical Garden - Yoyogi Village |
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| Vertical Garden - Yoyogi Village
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| Vertical Garden - Yoyogi Village
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