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Showing posts with label Roof Design. Show all posts

roof gardens

These roof gardens challenge weight, drainage, wind and intense sunlight. Raised beds, red cedar deck, sandstone, artificial grass and irrigated planting on a roof which is enjoyed from the upstairs bedrooms and within each of the 3 distinct roof gardens. EC London roof, 70 sqm. Low maintenance, South facing roof gardens situated over a car park roof. Photograph by Helen Fickling.




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The oak deck leads

The oak deck leads the eye towards Canary Wharf, the curved planters enhance the view to Tower Bridge. Hardwood, curved sandstone and linear lighting give balance to a dramatic setting. In the south terrace wave planters reiterate the presence of the River Thames, augmented by Lavenders, Ceanothus and Magnolias. SE London, 83 sqm, 3 roof terraces.





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hardwood deck

The hardwood deck is set perpendicular to the Ken Shuttleworth Bramah building beyond, while leading the eye towards Chelsea Bridge. 2 seating areas are situated to enjoy the views to Battersea Power Station, Big Ben and the London Eye. Pine, Birch, Olives and succulents provide architectural, wind and sun tolerant planting accents. SW London, 90 sqm.





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