Hemel Hempstead Water Gardens

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Hemel Hempstead Water Gardens is a modernist post-war public landscape in Hertfordshire, England, designed by renowned landscape architect Geoffrey Jellicoe as a central feature of the town’s urban planning.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf modernist landscape
post-war landscape
public park
urban park
architecturalStyle modernist
category Modernist architecture in England
Parks and open spaces in Hertfordshire
Works by Geoffrey Jellicoe
country England
designer Geoffrey Jellicoe NERFINISHED
fee free entry
follows town centre masterplan
function central landscape feature of Hemel Hempstead town centre
hasAccess public
hasConservationStatus protected historic landscape
hasDesignConcept water as a unifying element in the town centre
hasFeature bridges
canal
concrete balustrades
fountains
lawns
planting beds
ponds
sculptural elements
terraces
walkways
water channels
hasPathLayout formal
hasPlantingStyle ornamental
hasView Hemel Hempstead town centre NERFINISHED
hasWaterSource River Gade NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade II registered park and garden
influencedBy modernist town planning principles
locatedIn Hemel Hempstead NERFINISHED
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
managedBy Dacorum Borough Council NERFINISHED
notableFor example of British post-war landscape architecture
integration of water and urban design
openedInPeriod post-World War II era
partOf Hemel Hempstead New Town NERFINISHED
purpose public recreation
usedFor community events
leisure
walking

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Geoffrey Jellicoe notableWork Hemel Hempstead Water Gardens