PORTFOLIO architecture greening the city auschwitz vc baobab beauty farm bus stop city gateway cityzen csf dandelion dbew elemental employment agency europan 10 evolo 10 ghost tv granny hostel greening the city industrial infobox kub memory hall mikkelstjenn mobile tent mofo multipurpose building off-on opalka polish army museum psycholab rotunda sculptors pavilion shadad sixstar skynet step21 housing superscape 2016 tennis hall uufo vault viewpoint walden 2.0 water shed woods house yerevan complex zakrzowek zodiak One of the vacant lots in the area of Amsterdam called Cruquius, is right next to the immensely popular Harbour Club, a posh restaurant with branches in Rotterdam, The Hague, Amsterdam and Ibiza. But there is a surprise. The given plot appears empty but proofs to be fully occupied: it serves as a parking lot. During the day a vast open space, During the day a vast open space, during the night a ‘sea’ of cars. Beautiful cars. Conflict of interests? These cars might very well carry golf clubs in their booths... or even in club compartments. How can we activate this parking lot? Can we reach a form of synergy with the Harbour Club? How can we make an impact with such small budget on such a large plot? We discovered that sod, ‘grass carpet’ is really cheap. Let’s create a green ‘TAG’! ‘Greening the City’ rolls out 9 putting greens in such a way that you can both putt and park: Usable Green Graffiti. But where is the ninth hole?