Mark Rietmeijer
Beeldhouwer, Steenhouwer, Filosofie, Kunstgeschiedenis
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Galerie: Beelden overzicht 01
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Galerie Exposities Pulchri Studio: Najaars salon 2012Totaal overzicht Galerie exposities
Kunst en Wetenschap
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Esthetica als passie
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Korte inleiding in de moderne Beeldhouwkunst
De eerste helft (1890-1950)
Zeeheldentuin wins European prize
The Zeeheldentuin in The Hague has been given the European Urban Green Infrastructure Conference (EUGIC) 2015 Award. The garden's design was praised by the jury for creating a green spot in an otherwise urbanised area using biodiversity, recycled and reused materials and flooding prevention.
The European Urban Green Infrastructure Conference (EUGIC) is being organised for the first time ever this year and will be held on 23 and 24 November in Vienna. The prize in the category "Implemented Projects in European Cities" will be awarded to the designers of the Zeeheldentuin, DGJ Architects & Landscapes, which has often won prize and design contests.
The sculptures in the garden are made by Mark Rietmeijer.
The unique aspect of the Zeeheldentuin is that it was designed in consultation with neighbourhood residents and children. The garden has approximately 90 vegetable gardens, an orchard, an ornamental garden with seats and picnic benches and a natural playground for children.
The garden is located in the Tasmanhof on the Tasmanstraat, between the Prins Hendrikstraat and the Laan van Meerdervoort.
For more information about the sculptures email at Mark Rietmeijer
Mijn nieuwste beeldhouwwerk 'Jouissance'
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