France has a horticultural history that goes back centuries, from the forested hunting grounds to the formal gardens of kings. But “Liberté, égalité, fraternité” leads to parks for the people, offering countless opportunities for visitors to fulfill their desires to commune with nature.
Bicycles are ubiquitous forms of transportation in my part of the world. Previously I’ve posted how they can mean more than the sum of their parts, or in the urban art example, they can represent only their parts!
So what happens when form and function converge with sustainability, balance and simplicity? Continue reading
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