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肯尼思·亨特花园位于澳大利亚墨尔本莫纳什大学克莱顿校区。学校委托ASPECT工作室翻新这座澳洲和英国风格混搭的花园。翻新后的花
园继承了大学的历史与回忆，成为一个独一无二的空间，庭院中的苹果树是砸到牛顿那棵苹果树的克隆体。 通过教学楼的主要道路布置在一侧，为主要空间留出完整的足够空间，花园中的支路环绕有着苹果树的中心大草坪，大草坪边缘用十分圆
润的石材勾勒，这些石材不光界定边界，还可坐可躺可靠，成为一道美丽又实用的风景线。
The Kenneth Hunt Garden is located at the Clayton Campus of Monash University, Melbourne. Monash University and the Department of Engineering commissioned the redesign of this enclosed courtyard following the removal of a central building. The garden was a
major renovation of an existing mixed Australian modernist and English style courtyard garden. It is a space that has historic and sentimental value for the University, due to being the only space on campus that had a plant pallet
that was exclusively exotic. The professor of engineering at the time Ken Hunt had significant input into the design and selection of the
plant species. A tree cloned from the original Newton Apple tree was planted by Louis Matheson, the Victorian Chancellor at the time
and is thought to have been the one Newton sat under as he conceived of the law of gravity and motion.
Project Name: Kenneth Hunt Garden
Project Location: Monash University, Clayton, VIC, 3168, Australia
Client: Monash University
Design: ASPECT Studios (Landscape Architect)
Collaborators: PTA Landscapes, Wallbridge & Gilbert, Vicmix,
Photography: ASPECT Studios
Attribution: ASPECT Studios
Year: 2012
Budget: $440,000
Area Size: 2,500 square metres
Awards: 2013 Victorian Landscape Awards High Commendation for Commercial
Landscape Construction under $500,000
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