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Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden

By Davis Landscape Architecture @DavisLandArch

To the rear of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, is located the John Madejski garden. At the center of the space is a shallow elliptic pool. Steps gently descend into the pool, encouraging the visitor to engage with the water or spend time at its edge. Two sets of fountains are located at the waters edge at opposite sides of the pool.

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Pool

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Pool Reflection

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Pool

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Pool Edge

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Pool Play

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Pool as a Play Element

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Pool Water Jets

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Pool Water Jets

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Pool Water Jets

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Pool Water Jets Detail

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Pool Steps

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Pool Steps Detail

To the perimeter of the courtyard cube shaped glass planters are placed at regular centres. These contain pot grown trees which are changed throughout the year.

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Planter

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Cube Glass Planter

Victoria And Albert Museum John Madejski Garden Courtyard Drainage Gulley

Victoria And Albert Museum – John Madejski Courtyard Garden – Drainage Gulley Detail


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