landscape architect lauer for schneider is in charge of transforming the former fortress and military site into a lush paradise. our goal was to make this somewhat forgotten place an experience for the visitors we wanted to breathe a new life into this fantastic fortress. this is a military site that was off limits to what the locals and visitors for a long time. to do this was. a lot of work went into transforming the neglected site where buildings have fallen into disrepair. but now it's being given a glorious make over. together with her team set up a network of paths that links the historic buildings with flower beds. when we create open spaces we are always paying attention to what is already there and kiss it away so to speak like in sleeping beauty we want to make it visible again and accentuate the atmosphere. like in the moat which can be accessed by a giant slide. lowance team also mix things up by planting all varieties of vegetables and herbs between the flowers. there spinach garlic and mint. demonstrates centuries old local gardening traditions for example with woad a on

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