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Lily Jencks was asked to design a linear garden to create the VIP entrance area for Thomas Heatherwick's british pavilioin at the World Expo in Shanghai. The linear planting design reflects the narrow nature of the site, while the plants chosen --a mixture of grasses-- were chosen to relect the long tendrils of Heatherwick's Dandelion. 

The grasses were planted in a gradient pattern using size of plant and spacing between plant to create a smooth gradient between each species. 

JencksSquared Team: Lily Jencks

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LINEAR LANDSCAPE

Shangai, World Expo, 2013

2011

VIP entrance to British pavillion

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Landscape Architect

Lily Jencks

NEWS

December 2020 Lily Jencks on Super Jury at World Architecture Festival. November 2020 Lily Jencks Judging Panel RIBA Silver Medal. October 2020 Talk with Lily Jencks @MSCTY_SPACE part of London Festival of Architecture "Unseen Architecture"- 19 March 2020 Talk with Lily Jencks @ Clemenger Auditorium, Melbourne for "Transformative landscapes: Designing the healthy city" - October 2019 Ruins Studio wins the ABB Leaf Award in the category "Best New Start-Up Practice Project" -June 2019 LJS Quintessentially English: What does it mean to be Native, listed as 1 of 10 unmissable events and exhibitions @ London Festival of Architecture 2019 - 22 June 2019 Talk with Lily Jencks at Cabot Square for 'Quintessential English Garden' as part of the LFA - February 2019 Lily Jencks Studio winner @ SURFACE DESIGN AWARD in the category"Housing Interior Surface" with the project Powis Cloud 

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