Black city garden with geometric shapes and minimalist planting
Project LE
This city garden is designed as an architectural extension of the home: a space in black and geometric precision, where the outdoors feels like an uncovered room. The refined planting palette enhances the minimalism and allows the power of form and atmosphere to speak.
A room without a roof.
In this city garden, the outdoor space is not just a garden, but a room without a roof. Bold geometric forms in deep black create an architectural setting in which every line carries meaning. The choice for a limited and refined planting palette strengthens the minimalism and leaves space for calm, rhythm, and reflection.
The design deliberately plays with contrasts: the hardness of geometry against the softness of nature, the depth of black against the subtlety of green. The result is a place that feels both functional and contemplative — an open-air living space, intimate and sheltered, yet fully connected to the city.
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