白亜庭・Chalk Garden

An English-Japanese garden, a tribute to the horticultural traditions of both our nations, is created by blending the essence of our cultures through the selection of plants and chalk stones. This fusion intertwines within the historic hexagonal structure of the Temperate House, which was built in1862 at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

Type:
Garden Project​
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Location:
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London, United Kingdom
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Status:
Completed in October 2021
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Designer:
kodaiandassociates & Otis Landscape Associates
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Sponsorship:
The Pot Company: Water feature
www.thepotco.com
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Photos:
Tatsuya Shirai, Harrison Landscape
www.harrisonlandscapes.co.uk
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Publications:
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The Daily Telegraph
Why you will get garden envy after visiting the Japanese garden at Kew. by Ambra Edwards

Embassy of Japan in the UK
Ambassador & Madame Hayashi’s attendance at the opening of “Japan” festival at Kew Gardens
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Lexus UK Magazine
Kew Gardens celebrates autumn with ‘Japan’ festival
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London Unattached
Japan festival at Kew Gardens Review