Yesterday I went to a seminar of two famous Australians, organized by Takasho, together with Hayano-san and Yamamoto-san.
One of them is an architekt and one a garden designer.
In Australia both have to work close together to produce gardens with a "Fifth Room".
That is the main concept of modern Australian gardens. A room without walls, that connect the garden to the house.
That aspect is very important to Australians, as they want to spent a lot of time outside the house in their gardens.
My impression was, that the australian design uses a lot of elements known in Japan but also known in Germany.
I like the idea to live in the garden. That is what I did in my parents house all the time.
I would appreciate it, if that becomes also common in Japan's big citys too.
As Japanese people uses parks as an "outdoor living room" is something I really really love, I like the idea of a balcony as the "Fifth Room".
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庭から考える家づくりのセミ
