Home Grown Studios

23/03/2021

A combination of maritime folklore and sea tales inspired the design of the Play Area at Ballito Junction. A Noah and the Whale meets Moby Dick oceanic adventure that lets the imagination run wild.

A large whale structure crashes through the waves, bringing a boat to shore that caught a lift on its back. Children can climb into the whale’s mouth, use red barnacles to climb up onto the boat and slide down the side, tunnel through the wave and take a swing from the whale’s tail.

The playful ocean theme is carried through with undulating wave patterns on the play surface, rubber covered domes mimicking large barnacles, coral shaped climbing poles and surfboard seating.

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*Project for and on behalf of Bertha Wium Landscape Development in association with Cornelia King Landscape Architects

24/06/2020

Who doesn’t love a manicured hedge?!

@ Home Grown Studios

17/06/2020

Indigenous plant of the week:
Dyschoriste thunbergiiflora
(Purple Bells)

12/06/2020

If trees could talk, imagine all the stories they could tell, all the things they could have seen.

05/06/2020

Inspiring Landscapes:
Miami Beach Soundscape Park - Miami Beach, Florida
by
(visit April 2012)

@ Soundscape Park

04/06/2020

Indigenous plant of the week:
Plectranthus ciliatus (Speckled Spur-flower)

01/06/2020

27/05/2020

25/05/2020

Inspiring Landscapes:
Nirox Foundation Sculpture Park, Cradle of Humankind, Gauteng (visits May 2017/18)

22/05/2020

Indigenous plant of the week:
Afrocarpus falcatus (Outeniqua Yellowwood)

21/05/2020

“Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees.” - John Muir

18/05/2020

Material Transition -
4 Stan Road, Sandton.