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  1. 02/23/2024

    S2 Ep. 1: Welfare Garden, Island City Central Park, Fukuoka, Japan

    The welfare garden has been thoughtfully designed with inclusivity in mind, particularly for those with physical limitations. The raised beds with workstations are crafted to accommodate wheelchair users, allowing them to engage in gardening actively. Witnessing individuals with limited mobility tending to the flowers and plants is truly inspiring, fostering a sense of empowerment and connection to nature. As you step into the herb garden, you are immediately greeted by the calming scent of lavender, creating a serene and soothing atmosphere. The gentle melodies produced by bamboo crafts swaying in the wind add a touch of enchantment. The carefully selected colors and textures of the plants have been chosen with the intention of being appreciated by those with visual impairments, further enhancing the garden's inclusivity. It truly offers a universal experience that engages and delights visitors of all abilities.                                              What sets this garden apart is its commitment to catering to the diverse needs of different groups. Playful and engaging spaces have been created to spark children's curiosity and foster a love for nature. Tranquil areas have been designed to provide a sense of relaxation and well-being for seniors. Moreover, for individuals seeking stress relief, calming flower beds adorned with soothing colors and scents offer a respite from daily worries.   Through the integration of sensory gardens, thoughtful design elements, and therapeutic landscapes, this garden serves as a powerful advocate for inclusivity and well-being. It reminds us of nature's transformative power to restore and inspire. Each visitor, regardless of their abilities, deserves the opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquility that this garden offers. 現場影片 Music by (1) Muzaproduction, (2) SergeQuadrado, and (3) ShidenBeatsMusic from Pixabay 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/clinzjg5y03x901x7dz7q93gz/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

    8 min

  2. 07/28/2023

    Ep. 3: The High Line, the USA

    Rescued from the brink of destruction by two determined local residents, the High Line has blossomed into a thriving green haven unlike any other. Its innovative landscape architecture, including green-roof technologies, open-jointed pavement, and support for over 300 plant species, showcases the true potential of sustainable urban design. Not only does it add beauty to the city, but it also conserves water and reduces irrigation needs, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to a more sustainable future. What truly sets the High Line apart is its profound connection to the city. Rather than serving as an escape from urban life, it celebrates the very essence of the metropolis. Drawing inspiration from its industrial heritage, the park incorporates original railroad artifacts and thoughtfully exposes the existing structure at various points along the path. As you stroll through, you'll be treated to unique perspectives of the Hudson River, surrounding neighborhoods, and iconic city landmarks, making the High Line a living testament to the city's vibrant spirit. Beyond its aesthetic and ecological contributions, the High Line has become a powerful catalyst for economic growth in its local area. Attracting investments and drawing in numerous visitors each year, it proudly stands as one of New York City's top attractions, fostering a sense of community and togetherness. The High Line's journey is a testament to the transformative power of passionate individuals who saw the potential in preserving and repurposing urban infrastructure for the greater good. Its story resonates with the spirit of innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity, reminding us of the positive impact we can have when we come together to create something extraordinary. 參考資料： https://dsrny.com/project/the-high-linehttps://www.thehighline.org/programs/ Music by (1) Muzaproduction, (2) SergeQuadrado, and (3) ShidenBeatsMusic from Pixabay 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/clinzjg5y03x901x7dz7q93gz/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

    10 min

  3. 07/13/2023

    Ep. 2: Gateway Park, Taiwan

    This podcast episode explores the transformation of Gateway Park in Taichung, Taiwan, delving into its innovative design that enhances community well-being and fosters biodiversity, and introduces related landscape architecture terminology. 本集節目深入探討台中的Gateway公園的轉型，詳述其如何透過創新設計提升社區福祉和促進生物多樣性，並介紹相關的景觀建築用語。 文本內容： Gateway Park, once Taichung's airport, is now a hub improving community well-being through versatile spaces for leisure and activities. The intelligent integration of cultural facilities fosters an interactive environment. Innovatively, the park's design intertwines lithosphere and atmosphere techniques. The lithosphere design employs elements like water and soil, synergizing with the atmosphere design that reduces heat, humidity, and pollution through strategic greenery and architecture. Additionally, the unique topography ensures seclusion from city traffic while maintaining ecological migration corridors. These pathways encourage biodiversity by linking different habitats. Overall, Gateway Park exemplifies creative landscape architecture's potential in enhancing well-being, fostering community bonds, and promoting environmental sustainability, making it a lively and restorative city haven. 參考資料： A Landscape Architecture Gudie to the 17 Sustainable Development GoalsTaichung Central Park Guide Music by (1) Muzaproduction, (2) SergeQuadrado, and (3) ShidenBeatsMusic from Pixabay 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/clinzjg5y03x901x7dz7q93gz/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

    8 min

  4. 06/29/2023

    Ep. 1: Superkilen Park, Denmark

    This podcast episode explores Superkilen Park in Copenhagen, discussing its innovative design that celebrates global diversity and inclusivity, and introduces related vocabulary terms. 這個單集探討哥本哈根的Superkilen公園，討論其創新設計如何體現全球多元性和包容性，並介紹相關詞彙。 文本內容： Superkilen Park is not your average green space. It's an innovative urban park located in a diverse and socially challenged neighborhood. Spanning half a mile, Superkilen is designed as a collection of global found objects, showcasing urban best practices from 60 nationalities of the area’s inhabitants. The park reflects the neighborhood's true nature, promoting diversity and inclusivity. The design of Superkilen is inspired by motifs from garden history, where the translocation of an ideal or a far-off landscape is a common theme. The park is a contemporary version of a universal garden, featuring objects and everyday items from all over the world, such as benches, lampposts, trash cans, and plants. The park's visitors have helped select these objects, making it a collaborative space. 參考資料： A Landscape Architecture Gudie to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals Music by (1) Muzaproduction, (2) SergeQuadrado, and (3) ShidenBeatsMusic from Pixabay 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/clinzjg5y03x901x7dz7q93gz/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

    7 min

  5. 06/09/2023

    Ep. 0: Intro

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    2 min
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