By Sarah Cosgrove
Thursday, 20 February 2014
The first garden show to incorporate 3D printing, miNiATURE has attracted sponsorship from paving company Marshalls.
The show will feature 3D printed garden design models at The Strand Gallery, central London from 6 to 8 March. Designers from the UK, Australia and the Republic of Korea are all booked to show their creations.
Co-Curator Andrew Fisher Tomlin said: “Marshalls’ commitment to design and development through new technology and sustainability supports the shows aims to introduce new ways of presenting landscape design.”
Marshalls joins Hobs 3D and the London College of Garden Design as headline sponsors.
The show will feature an international line up.
The UK designers are John Brookes, Jamie Dunstan, Sarah Eberle, Adam Frost, Andy Sturgeon, Jo Thompson and Wilson McWilliams.
From Australia Myles Baldwin and Jim Fogarty will be exhibiting and from the Republic of Korea Jihae Hwang.
miNiATURE was created by British designers Tom Harfleet and Andrew Fisher Tomlin and Kajsa Bjorne, a landscape designer based in Sweden and Australia.
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