Piet Oudolf, one of the most renowned garden designers of our time, will introduce us into the basics and the methodology of „Block Planting” and „Matrix Planting”, both developed by Piet. The lecture reviews the method suggested by Oudolf for the preparation of beds, the putting out and planting of plants. Finally, the speaker will suggest appropriate perennials for different purposes.
The presentation is ONLY available with @gmail.com email address. The presentation can be accessed after registration and application, via the link sent to that email address. The video is available on Youtube after logging in with the given email address.
If you have some trouble with the process, please send an email to horvath.mate@tajepiteszek.hu address.
Piet Oudolf was born in 1944 in Haarlem, Netherlands. Since 1982, he has lived and worked in Hummelo in The Netherlands, where he started a nursery with his wife Anja, to grow perennials. His garden has since become renowned for Oudolf’s radical approach and ideas about planting design. Oudolf also co-founded Future Plants, a company specialising in selecting, growing, breeding and protecting plants for landscaping and public areas.
In his 35-year career, Oudolf has achieved international acclaim, and has recently been awarded an Honorary Fellowship from RIBA for developing radical ideas in Planting Design (2012) and the Prince Bernhard Cultural Foundation Award (2013). In October 2013, he was appointed Visiting Professor of Planting Design at the Department of Landscape at the University of Sheffield.
Please registrate in order to have your ticket for the presentation!
The relationship between soil health, soil degradation and soil functions in Hungary
€ 10
Plant-microbe symbioses: can what has been lost be replaced?
€ 10
Soil mapping and GIS tools in the service of planning
€ 10
Visionary
€ 10
Topotek 1 modus operandi - current strategies
€ 10
Public Plantings In Times Of Climate Crisis
€ 10
Landscape Design with an Approach to Humanity and the Environment, Landscape in Context
€ 10
Managing Space: Strategies for Sustainable Design
€ 10
Planting for the Future
€ 10
Working with the Power of Nature
€ 10
How Budapest Turns Their Citizens' Mindset about Green Infrastructure Maintenance and Development
€ 10
Beyond Diversity
€ 10
Rebirth of a 200-year-old Park – Budapest's Városliget
€ 10
Hungarian Landscape Architecture from IFLA 1984 to IFLA EU 2024
€ 10
Living City
€ 10
Mineralisation a catalysator for creating liveable, green places
€ 10
Landscape architect technical inspection: Common design and construction errors
€ 10
Surroundings of Aranybulla monument
€ 10
The development and maintenance of Gyula's green areas
€ 10
Heritage protection aspects of the renewal of Népliget
€ 10
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? - SPECIFIC COSTS OF GARDEN AND PARK CONSTRUCTION
€ 10
Methodology for surveying the tree population of historical gardens
€ 10
Stream revitalization is a fast-track, realized good practice
€ 10
Experiences of the Zalakaros Sustainable Urban Stormwater Management System (SUDS).
€ 10
Artistic terrain sculptures in contemporary landscape architecture
€ 10
International network, workshops, opportunities for cooperation
€ 10
Today, everyone with a phone is a photographer - (How to take photos of our completed projects and how not to!)
€ 10
Civil cooperation and landscape architecture for the sustainability of wetlands
€ 10
The green surface of the future? - Workshop secrets of green facade design
€ 10
Planning urban rain gardens in public areas
€ 10
Ponds in a private garden
€ 10
The planned reconstruction of the Városliget lake
€ 10
Contextualized concepts and Snohetta short stories
€ 10
Genius Loci in Finnish Landscape
€ 10
Design with nature
€ 10
Planting natural swimming pools – the challenge of choosing proper plant species for relevant filtration types
€ 10
Mixed perennial plantings - a naturalistic approach to optimized diverse and minimized maintenance demands
€ 10
Trees of the future for the climate crisis!
€ 10
Sponge city for trees: system structure and substrates
€ 10
The sponge city principle for city trees - as part of the blue-green infrastructure
€ 10
The sponge city principle for trees: background and principles
€ 10
Plants first
€ 10
Artful Ecology and Transformational Urban Greening
€ 10
Designing with Plants the Great Dixter Way
€ 10
