"The Waterfront Botanical Gardens and Graeser Family Education Center sit on a former landfill site, which had been unusable and closed off to the public for decades. Today it has been redesigned into 23.5 acres of lush, verdant, sustainable public space: the first botanical garden in Louisville. The education center and surrounding trails and gardens provide green space to residents and visitors, while educating the public on topics of conservation and sustainability."
"There is programming for adults and children, as well as the opportunity for event rentals. Photographs:James Steinkamp Photography Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Draper, Lumion, Interface, Adobe, Armstrong Ceilings, Bluebeam, Daltile, Global Partitions, Novus, Samsung, Structural Wood Systems, YKK ap America Consultants: Glulam Consultant MEP Engineering: CMTA Consulting Engineers Civil Engineering: Sabak Wilson & Lingo Structural Engineering: Structural Services Inc."
Waterfront Botanical Gardens and Graeser Family Education Center occupy a former landfill site that had been unusable and closed to the public for decades. The site has been redesigned into 23.5 acres of lush, verdant, sustainable public space, becoming Louisville's first botanical garden. The education center and surrounding trails and gardens provide green space to residents and visitors and deliver education on conservation and sustainability. Programming serves adults and children, and facilities are available for event rentals. The architecture work completed in 2019 includes a 5000 ft building element and is documented by James Steinkamp Photography.
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