Britain simply doesn't do much vertical gardening, Ruth Slavid discovers

摘要

The children's centre at Paradise Park in north London, designed by DSDHA with landscape architect Marie Clark, is the last project in Vertical Gardens: Bringing the City to Life, and receives some of the most perfunctory coverage. It is also the only British project featured. This is not merely due to the fact that the authors are based, respectively, in Florence and Paris. Compared to other European countries, we just don't do much of this stuff. The clue may lie in the special circumstances of the Paradise Park building.