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The concept of Group-Form, proposed in 1964 by Fumihiko Maki and Masato Othaka, can be applied to the field of urban design, as an interpretation principle for landscape architecture. We will examine the validity of this hypothesis using as study cases two significant works of the firm Lawrence Halprin & Associates, designed in the late 60s by the architect Angela Danadjieva: the Ira Keller Fountain (1968-70)in the Auditorium Forecourt Park, an element of the Open Spaces Sequence of Portland; and the Canyon Fountain in Seattle's Freeway Park (1969-76).

Rocas de hormigón y agua en movimiento: la Forma de Grupo en la obra de Angela Danadjieva para Lawrence Halprin & Associates