漂浮的船上花园Gitta Gschwendtner 和 Maria Thereza Alves合作完成了一个叫 ‘Seeds of Change’的漂浮花园。水上漂浮的种子花园布斯里托尔在1680---1900年间一直是世界贸易驳船的往来口岸，而驳船上携带种子沉入河 ...
漂浮的船上花园 Gitta Gschwendtner 和 Maria Thereza Alves合作完成了一个叫 ‘Seeds of Change’的漂浮花园。
水上漂浮的种子花园 布斯里托尔在1680---1900年间一直是世界贸易驳船的往来口岸，而驳船上携带种子沉入河床中，历经百年，挖掘起来之后依然能够重新发芽和生长。他们利用一个废弃的船只，创造了一个水上花园，这里种值了许多的非本土植物，象征着这里过去的世界贸易海运历史。
‘Seeds of Change’ is a floating garden 花园让游客从多种多度进行体验。种植床高出甲板，人们进入园区后会被植物包围，然后在上到一个升起的平台上。
迷你花园设计 船上的种植床漂浮花园遵循可持续发展原则，花园的灌溉直接用泵抽取河水。照明使用太阳能电池板提供的能源。甲板材料使用了室外型的可持续型的松木。
Maria Thereza Alves discovered that these ballast seeds can lie dormant for hundreds of years, but that by excavating the river bed, it is possible to germinate and grow these seeds into flourishing plants.
船上花园里的灯带 Working with the University of Bristol Botanic Garden, Arnolfini and Bristol City Council and utilising a disused grain barge, Gschwendtner and Alves have created a Ballast Seed Garden on Bristol’s Floating Harbour, populated with a variety of non-native plants, creating a living history of the city’s trade and maritime past.
花园里的灯带 Gitta Gschwendtner's design for the ballast seed garden aims to give the visitor an opportunity to experience the garden from various levels and perspectives. The raised bed structure with its sunken paths and seating areas immerses the visitor into the garden, while the elevated central area allows an overview of the entire ballast seed garden as well as its unique position on a floating barge. |
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