03/02/2026
Office references. Landscape architects
1 Central Park, New York
Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux
1858–1876
Foundational project of the modern public park, where the landscape is designed as a continuous system of paths, clearings, and bodies of water within the city.
2 Central Park, southern view from the Observatory
Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux
1859
3 Lunuganga Estate, Bentota, Sri Lanka
Geoffrey Bawa
1949–1998
Experimental garden developed over several decades, where architecture, topography, and vegetation are articulated in a continuous spatial sequence.
4 Polontalawa Estate Bungalow, Nikaweratiya, Sri Lanka
Geoffrey Bawa
1963–1967
5 Residential garden, Italy
Paolo Pejrone
1995–2005
6 Garden with olive trees, Italy
Paolo Pejrone
2000–2010
Mediterranean landscape based on native species and on a direct relationship between shade, soil, and existing trees.
7 Project for the Gustavo Capanema Building, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Roberto Burle Marx
1938
Drawing presented in the exhibition A Place to Be: The Legacy of Burle Marx at MAC/CCB – Museum of Contemporary Art of the Belém Cultural Centre, Lisbon
8 Ministry of Education and Health Square, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Roberto Burle Marx
1938–1943
Preliminary design exhibited in A Place to Be: The Legacy of Burle Marx at MAC/CCB – Museum of Contemporary Art of the Belém Cultural Centre, Lisbon