Here we present the project by EMBT for the next exhibition in China. Increasingly mature projects carried out by Benedetta Tagliabue.

The trees are arranged responding to its position in an imagined micro landscape where pine trees and cedar trees are in the upper part of the garden and deciduous flowering trees in the lower part, as if the upper part would correspond to the mountains and the lower part to the valley.

A reinterpretation of traditional Chinese wicker fence encloses the garden and ensure a certain feeling of secrecy. Here we will have climbing vegetation.

All senses should be stimulated...

Birds will sing for the ears of visitants. Three types of birdcages will be placed in the garden. Two standing on the ground and one hanging from the trees.

A small water pond will make the sun sparkle on its surface and will allow water plants to grow and embellish the site.

A sense of stillness and peace will be enhanced when being close to the pond.

Air will smell beautiful when the breeze passes by the water through the water flowers.

The artificial lighting for the garden is seeked in a very natural way.

The quality of the light will be soft and warm, bathing the garden with a golden quality.

Light will come out from wicker nests standing on the ground at the base of the trees or hanging from the trees and the pergolas.

 

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Benedetta Tagliabue.
EMBT China.- Igor Peraza, Qiwei Hu.
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Francesca Origa, Gabriele Rotelli, Fernando Torres Rebollo, Alessandra Pizzetti, Silvano Orlandini, Alessandro Scognamiglio, Carmen Fischer, Luis Alberto Martinez, Evangelia Anamourlogluo, Maria Ioanna Barka, Charlotte Balmer, Christian Ozbun, Ana Isabel Fernandes, Elica Vatsileva.
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Project Director.- Daniel Rosselló.
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Miralles Tagliabue EMBT is an international acknowledged architecture studio formed by Enric Miralles (1955-2000) and Benedetta Tagliabue in 1994.

The studio has experience in public spaces and buildings in both Europe and China working for State and Local Governments as well as Corporate and private clients.

EMBT’s mature approach to architecture, interior design, facility planning includes experience with educational, commercial, industrial and residential buildings, restoration of buildings as well as special purpose landscape architecture.

Each project evolves from the specific client requirements and innovation emerges through the design process. This approach is combined with strong technical and management skills to provide cost effective and personal service.

The studio maintains a highly personal level of service throughout the design process and offer strong technical and structural solutions through close collaboration with engineering offices.

The majority of the EMBT projects are commissioned by public clients with special emphasis on urban space and the coherence between the built environment and the public space. Each project brings with it a new client and special cost constraints. To achieve the desired solution, EMBT believe that the design process must be a collaborative effort between the client and the designer.

EMBT ensures that clients take an active role in defining their needs, bringing client and solution together, and is backed by a support team with a capability of responding rapidly to projects demands.

The studio put great emphasis on each individual projects context, history and culture and aims to enhance these aspects through their unique design process.

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Published on: March 24, 2011
Cite: "International Horticulture Exhibition Xian 2011 by EMBT" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/international-horticulture-exhibition-xian-2011-embt> ISSN 1139-6415
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