The Brick Garden conjures up a vision that is quite opposite that of a traditional garden. In place of flourishing flowers and other plant life, the Brick Garden is, that's right, made up of bricks. Of course, it all makes sense once the company it was created for is revealed: Triangle Brick in Durham, North Carolina. Designed to showcase Triangle Brick’s product line, the Brick Garden is made up of spinning brick panels that allow customers to view the merchandise in daylight.
Created by architects Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee, the Brick Garden recently received a 2012 Certificate of Recognition from the NC chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. It is a geometric space defined by a balanced composition of hedges, lawn and fixed and moveable walls.
Outdoor Block Installations
The Brick Garden by Pearce Brinkley Cease & Lee is Orderly Geometric
Trend Themes
1. Brick Garden - A trend of using bricks as the main element in outdoor installations, providing a unique and industrial aesthetic.
2. Spinning Brick Panels - A trend of incorporating movable brick panels in outdoor installations, allowing for dynamic and interactive experiences for customers.
3. Geometric Outdoor Spaces - A trend of creating outdoor spaces with balanced compositions of hedges, lawn, and fixed/moveable walls, providing visually appealing and organized environments.
Industry Implications
1. Architectural Design - The architectural design industry can explore innovative ways to incorporate bricks as the main element in outdoor installations, creating unique and visually striking structures.
2. Landscape Architecture - The landscape architecture industry can embrace the use of spinning brick panels in outdoor installations to offer customers interactive and engaging experiences.
3. Brick Manufacturing - The brick manufacturing industry can leverage the demand for bricks in outdoor installations, offering a wide range of brick designs and panel options to cater to different customer preferences.