Garden on the slope from the garden room to the Bellevue

The idea interprets the garden as a tangible, open and 'flowing slope'. To increase the generosity of the garden, the surroundings with forest and meadow were visually integrated into the concept.

The retaining walls lying across the slope were removed and replaced by walls running lengthwise into the slope. This results in level terraces and garden rooms pushed into the slope: the Bellevue stages the wonderful view, the loggia with an orangery becomes the central garden room, and a play terrace is created in front of the children's rooms.

Dry stone walls intercept the slope in a stepped manner. The sloping areas are planted with perennials. A straight staircase at the side of the house opens up the rear entrance, a drag step the garden areas above the loggia.

Services
All work phases

Special feature
Steep slope

Award
Garden of the month at competitionline and bdla in December 2010