Going wilder ...
During Andrew's 20+ years in the profession, his attraction to a more naturalistic style of Garden & Landscape architecture has grown steadily and is still evolving.
Going wilder is a theme Andrew is more and more interested in.
The naturalistic approach tackles several challenges we face in these urgent times of climate change. Think caban capture and biodiversity support. At the same time, it can enrich our experience of the natural world directly around us and re-establish our relationship with nature.
What started as a fascination for the romantic narrative of lush, local-based flora in contrast with modernistic architecture has developed into an ever-growing awareness of our interconnectedness with the natural world.
Moving forward, understanding the underlying landscape and setting the stage for nature to take over...
Emotional landscapes
Small and big scale
Small selection of work generated for
different projects and design research in collaboration with different parties.
In progress
De coullissen The Netherlands
With Studio BLAD.
www.studio-blad.com
A project of Blauwhoed Developers Rotterdam.
Picture by Nancy Angermeyer
Andrew works in Canada and The Netherlands, where he is well known for his subtle and minimalistic landscape design approach.
Andrew is always searching for unconventional solutions and new concepts in the landscape architecture profession..
With his experience and his award-winning approach, he works to strengthen the sense of place by connecting with the underlying landscape. Andrew believes every place tells the story of the landscape to which it belongs. There is always a conscious or subconscious connection to the landscape, and a good landscape design response to that.
Andrew’s landscape architecture explores the contrast between the natural landscape and architecture, striving for a balance between the spontaneous expression of nature and minimalist architectural interventions. His intention is to allow the natural, intuitive beauty of the landscape to express itself and to enhance the connection with its surroundings by framing nature in a humble and minimalistic way.
Inquiries about Andrew's design philosophy and approach to your property or development can be made by contacting him.
Prefrace for Building Special magazine NL&BE | September 2023
How can we choose an observational approach instead of a controlling approach? About learning from ancient cultures and about landscape architecture as a starting point.
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FOLKLIFE magazine CA | Volume 7, 2023
Article about our dwelling on Sarturna Island
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Open Projects
Scape #18 | International magazine for landscape architecture urbanisme
Dec 2022
Open spread
ELLE decoration NL | Isue 3, 2021
Article about a the project: Anticipating the landscape
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Open Projects
Modern Home Magazine | Volume 4, 2021
Article about a project in Uplandfs Victoria Canada BC
Together with Josh Harvey Design
Aspect Engineers
Kris Ageland
& MDRN Built
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Part of Jury of the Lila Awards 2021
LILA – Landezine International Landscape Award
Winner of Lila Awards 2020
Ex Aequo Winner in Gardens category
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Dutch television | October 2019
Tour studio - garden in The Netherlands.
Telling about the garden's strong connection with the surrounding
landscape & letting go, trusting natural processes
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Home & Garden | April 2017
Connecting the landscape, An article about my own allotment garden in Wassnaar (The Netherlands) in a Dutch garden magazine Home&Garden
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De Tuin in vier seizoenen | September 2016
Article about a forest garden in Laren
Being like a guest in the landscape
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Open Projects
Home & Garden | September 2016
Article about the studiogarden in Amsterdam
Drieklomp Exclusive Living magazine | Spring 2015
An article about the relevance of garden architecture
De Tuin in vier seizoenen | December 2014
Article about a big villa garden in Noord-Holland, the Neteherlands
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Open Projects
LandscapeMe "magazine in the Middle East" | January 2013
Article aboiut a garden in Delft, adjacent to the typical Netherland landscape
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Chic Gardens Concept | September-October 2012
Patio Garden in the spotlight
ELLE garden | april 2009
A report about two garden in the trending magazine ELLE
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Picture by Nancy Angermeyer
Andrew works both in Canada and The Netherlands.
His studio in Canada is located on Saturna Island, a Southern Gulf Island between Vancouver and Victoria.
His focus is local, regional, provincial and international.
For general inquiries, collaboration, and information, please get in touch with him at:
info@andrewvanegmond.com
Phone
CA: +1 - 236 986 6083
NL: +31 - (0)6 121 68 505
For media and publicity, please contact:
media@andrewvanegmond.com
Business Information
CA
GST number: 792-422-537 RT0001
NL