Publisher: Hatje Cantz 2017, ISBN: 9783775743891, Format: Hardcover, 302pp, 300x240mm

Juan Grimm is considered the father of landscape architecture in Chile. His designs persistently underscore the sublimities of nature and incorporate the environments surrounding them. Featuring drawings, photographs, interviews, and extensive companion essays, this book presents Grimm's body of work, his methods, his sources of inspiration, and his artistic aims.

Selected examples, ranging from small gardens to large parks, illustrate Grimm’s development over the course of 30 years. At the same time, it is not only Grimm's work that is on display, but the model of Chilean landscape architecture of which his work is exemplary.

Grimm has designed and built nearly one thousand hectares of garden, as well as private and public parks in Chile, Argentina, Peru, and Uruguay, including the gardens of the Baha'i Temple in Santiago and of a Benedictine abbey.