From Vincent Callebaut Architects, this impressive project is intended to navigate through the rivers in Europe for clean water and make drinking water. The name is derived from Physalia Physalis, which means the water bubbles. This is a project idea came from a major global issue is the fact that one billion people today have no access to drinking water. Giant bubble will indeed become a floating garden, completely independent in terms of energy. It is said that the prototype will make even more energy than it consumed. Solar cells and double pneumatic membrane will form a roof construction and the same technology will be used in order to achieve energy goals. In it there will be four stunning gardens called the Water, Earth, Fire and Air. Eco gadgets giant, once built, will be present in the waters of the Seine, the Thames, Volga, Danube, Escaut. [via]

Studio Grant Associates and Gustafson Porter won the international competition to design a landscape garden space for the Singapore government and came up with this wild and fantastic space. Covering 101 hectares of land and includes a garden, sea view and marina, Gardens By The Bay is consistent right from the pre-designed and truly original vertical gardens and tree-structure that will integrate supermassive some indoor / outdoor space during the day, and ignited by lighting a genuine schemes and schedules at night. Opening officially in 2011, this is a garden that is amazing both inside and outside. [via]

Garden behind the house facing north tapat from private homeowners, ideal for catching the sunlight in the winter in the nearby artists’ studios and to dip into the pool in summer. French doors open out onto the terrace behind the house of solid stone, connecting inside and outside. Generous stairs then lead down to the main entertainment area of the park consisting of pergolas, swimming pools and design studios. Boston Ivy is a beautiful contrast with the contemporary stainless steel timber that makes furniture and is suitable for outdoor entertaining place. Soft landscape has a seasonal longevity. Maximum mass of scented white flowers in spring, green leaves held through the summer, switch to red and brilliant orange in autumn, then a stay in the winter, decorate the bare branches make their own architectural statement. [Eckersley Garden Architecture]

Wrapped in a large Victorian-era homes, garden-inspired romantic is designed for family living. The whole concept is to create a very natural but at the same time outside the room neatness. Park consists of a series of separate rooms that serve the active recreation, passive entertainment and reflection. This garden room is connected to the line and spread generously draped arbors that attract users from space to space with interesting sights that they created.

The selection of this garden plants deliberately focused on the flora has a long life through the seasons and the strong backbone of green all year ’round. Roses bloom for six months of the year in the walled parterre page. Large informal hedge provides seasonal flowers and fruits as well as a sense of privacy. In less formalized part of the park, autumn forest Maples swept up through the grass in a garden style. Planting and then drift into a relaxed mood with a combination of Australian native and exotic plants that are soft carpet weaving around a large reflective pool. [Eckersley Garden Architecture]

When I first saw the design house McBride Charles Ryan was very impressive, sophisticated design and shape have a swimming pool at his side. There is a small street in front of the house as a liaison with the rear garden and swimming pool. Boundary walls and fences covered with vines to give a green background with a texture of the pavement.

Further layering is done by using espaliered planting in front of the wall. Position and the selection of trees is important to allow easy movement around the property and to avoid congestion at the height of the canopy. The results of a harmonious work of the architect but sometimes surprising outdoor spaces with a sophisticated home. [Eckersley Garden Architecture]

Modern green garden is designed for entertainment of a young family who is active and likes to be entertainment enough to spend their spare time to work hard in the garden. Large trees located near the house in 1960 as a place that allows for a garden structure. The house is truly a platform with a garden view in the middle of the stage. Wide in the rear window that opens out into the generous living space outside the garden as the view expressed by the window frame carefully.

Gardens also include a swimming pool for the fast-growing tribe of children. Choice of materials sympathetic to the home a neutral tone – muted grays of the leading gravel aggregate and wood weather all work easily in the space. Outside furniture was chosen to show that the family likes a lot of modern interior design. [Eckersley Garden Architecture]