纽约绿地 New York Green Discovering the Citys Most Treasured Parks Gardens
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作者Ngoc Minh Ngo
出版社Artisan Publishers
ISBN9781648290732
出版时间2023-05
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上书时间2024-12-17
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Format Hardback | 256 pages
Dimensions 165 x 235 x 24.13mm | 802.86g
Publication date 23 May 2023
Publisher Artisan Publishers
Publication City/Country China
Language English
ISBN10 1648290736
ISBN13 9781648290732
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这本照片精美的指南介绍了纽约市较特殊的--也是经常被忽视的--公园和花园，全部向公众公开！
纽约市充满了美丽、独特的绿色空间--如果你知道去哪里找的话。从西村的田野圣路加教堂到海军船坞的布鲁克林格兰奇屋顶农场，从皇后区的Isamu Noguchi基金会和花园博物馆到斯坦顿岛的纽约中国学者花园，知名摄影师Ngoc Minh Ngo在这本图文并茂的指南中带领读者参观了五个区中较特别的花园和公园。
通过Ngoc精美的照片和精心研究的简介，读者不仅会发现他们从未知道的公园和花园，而且还会了解纽约绿地的迷人历史，以及正在进行的创新项目，以确保我们所有人都能在未来的日子里享受它们。前往有近一个世纪历史的大都会回廊，发现一个充满了博物馆中世纪艺术收藏品中描述的植物的花园，以及一个专门种植中世纪已知物种的草药园。然后前往布鲁克林参观吉尔-霍奇斯社区花园，这是戈瓦纳斯运河沿岸的一片小绿洲，也是该市绿色基础设施的重要组成部分：雨水被吸收、过滤，并被引向花园，缓解了下水道系统的压力，从而保护当地水道免受污染。这本书介绍了野生动物保护区和社区菜地、无垠的古老森林和不足五千平方英尺的背心式公园。每一个公园都讲述了一个故事，为人们提供了一个远离水泥森林喧嚣的优选避难所。
This beautifully photographed guidebook celebrates New York City's most exceptional--and often overlooked--parks and gardens, all open to the public!
New York City is filled to the brim with beautiful, unique green spaces--if you know where to look. From the Church of St. Luke in the Fields in the West Village to the Brooklyn Grange rooftop farm in the Navy Yard, the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum in Queens to New York's Chinese Scholar's Garden in Staten Island, celebrated photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo takes readers on a tour of the most exceptional gardens and parks across the five boroughs in this lushly illustrated guidebook.
Through Ngoc's beautifully photographed and well-researched profiles, readers will not only discover parks and gardens they never knew existed, but they will also learn the fascinating history of green spaces in New York and about the innovative new projects being undertaken to ensure we all can enjoy them for years to come. Head up to the nearly century-old Met Cloisters to discover a garden filled with plants depicted in the museum's medieval art collection, and an herb garden planted exclusively with species known in the Middle Ages. Then travel to Brooklyn to visit the Gil Hodges Community Garden, a tiny oasis along the Gowanus Canal and a critical piece of the city's green infrastructure: storm water is absorbed, filtered, and diverted to the garden, relieving pressure on the sewer system and thereby protecting the local waterways from contamination. The book features wildlife preserves and community vegetable patches, sprawling old-growth forests and vest-pocket parks of less than five thousand square feet. Each one tells a story, and offers a wonderful refuge from the hustle and bustle of the concrete jungle.
作者简介
Ngoc Minh Ngo是一位驻纽约的摄影师，她的作品探讨了植物和自然的内在之美。她是《把自然带回家》、《绽放》和《重访伊甸园》的作者和摄影家。她的图片已在国际出版物上发表，如《室内世界》、《建筑文摘》和《T》杂志。她还在马拉喀什的伊夫-圣洛朗博物馆展出过她的作品。
Ngoc Minh Ngo is a New York-based photographer whose work explores the intrinsic beauty of plants and nature. She is the author and photographer of Bringing Nature Home, In Bloom, and Eden Revisited. Her images have been published in international publications such as The World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, and T Magazine. She has also exhibited her work at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakesh.
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