Kienast Vogt   Switzerland   The cementery of Fürstenwald by no means intends to become a monument in memory of the dead, it simply wishes to be a place where human beings end their life cycle and return to nature, and where those related to the deceased may learn to come to ter

Andrés Martínez   Tras la publicación de Gardens, que en 1997 reunió sus jardines privados (véase Arquitectura Viva 56), este volumen compila el trabajo en espacios públicos del paisajista suizo Dieter Kienast hasta su muerte en 1998. Consciente de que el ideal novece

Adela García-Herrera   (1945-1998) Cancer terminated the life of Dieter Kienast, the Swiss landscape designer who aspired to organize nature’s chaos with geometry. Born in Zurich, Kienast studied gardening and later landscape architecture at the University of Kassel. Betw

Dieter Kienast Christian Vogt   Basilea  2000  
Birkhäuser   - 264 Pages