by Louise Leff
The spaces between one garden area and another are often overlooked, yet they can be some of the most memorable parts of a landscape.
In-Between Spaces: The Art of Garden Transitions explores how paths, steps, gates, bridges, windows, and other transitional elements guide movement, frame views, and shape the experience of moving through a garden.
Featuring more than 90 photographs of gardens and landscapes, the book looks closely at the moments that connect one space to another and the many ways those transitions influence how we see and experience a garden.
Part visual inspiration and part exploration of landscape design, In-Between Spaces is for landscape architects, garden designers, architects, students, gardeners, and anyone who loves looking at gardens in a new way. It can be enjoyed as a source of design ideas, a teaching tool, or simply as a beautiful book to browse and return to again and again.
by Louise Leff
The spaces between one garden area and another are often overlooked, yet they can be some of the most memorable parts of a landscape.
In-Between Spaces: The Art of Garden Transitions explores how paths, steps, gates, bridges, windows, and other transitional elements guide movement, frame views, and shape the experience of moving through a garden.
Featuring more than 90 photographs of gardens and landscapes, the book looks closely at the moments that connect one space to another and the many ways those transitions influence how we see and experience a garden.
Part visual inspiration and part exploration of landscape design, In-Between Spaces is for landscape architects, garden designers, architects, students, gardeners, and anyone who loves looking at gardens in a new way. It can be enjoyed as a source of design ideas, a teaching tool, or simply as a beautiful book to browse and return to again and again.
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