Hillside park

Integrated.

An asymmetrical, zig-zagging flight of stairs rises near the intersection of Eden Park Drive and Gilbert Avenue from the sidewalk, flanked on either side by greenery as it weaves through a hillside. This is the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Art Climb: 164 steps and nine stories high with 16 landings. The stairway also includes four “art plazas,” which CAM’s Director of Marketing and Communications Jill Dunne says are “earmarked for artwork.” (Those spaces may be filled this summer.

The image shows a winding concrete path leading up a hillside, lined with lush greenery. The path is broken up by steps and curves, creating a sense of movement and intrigue. The concrete is textured and worn, suggesting age and use. A woman in a red shirt walks up the path, while a man and a child are visible in the distance. The scene is a peaceful blend of nature and urban design, inviting exploration and contemplation.

The Summer Island experiment was carried out as part of the Heilbronn Federal Horticultural Show as one of the first completely 3D-generated and built landscape parks worldwide. In the beginning, the location of the summer island was nothing more than a central ground rent in the area, where excavators and dump trucks had temporarily stored […]

Image 14 of 20 from gallery of The Riviera Park / Architecture Bureau ab2.0. Photograph by Dmitry Chebanenko

Altrove Hill Top Park, Schofield – Paterson Design Studio

Image 14 of 34 from gallery of Koper Central Park / Enota. © Miran Kambič