Piet Oudolf at Work

Delve into the world of landscape design with Piet Oudolf at Work, an insightful exploration of the creative practice of the Dutch garden designer. Made in close collaboration with Oudolf, this major monograph offers a detailed look at his approach to planting design, from both a horticultural and an artistic perspective.

The Story

Readers are invited to explore gardens from throughout Oudolf's career and across the globe, from New York's High Line to the newly planted Vitra Campus in Germany, as well as Chicago's Lurie Garden, Hauser & Wirth Somerset and Menorca, and Belle Isle in Detroit. The book reveals his design process, working methods and inspirations, and features the largest collection of his drawings ever published, many appearing here for the first time, alongside brand-new work, newly commissioned essays that place his work in context, and gatefolds and tip-ins that explain key designs.

Why Readers Love It

• Visual Inspiration: Original sketches and drawings capture the essence of Oudolf's designs, making it a feast for the eyes.
• Behind the Designs: Readers gain insight into his design process and working methods, of interest to professionals and enthusiasts alike.
• Fresh Perspective: Newly commissioned essays offer a fresh view of his career and significance.

Perfect For

This book is ideal for landscape architects, gardeners, and anyone with a passion for nature and design. Whether you are looking to enhance your own garden or simply appreciate the art of landscape architecture, Piet Oudolf at Work serves as both a record of his career and an artistic inspiration.