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Bayside Haven: A Stepped Hong Kong Tower Hollowed by an Atrium to Hold Nature at Its Core
A residential tower in Hong Kong treats people and nature as intertwined forces, then tests that idea through a carved void, lofted units and living walls.
Forest City Market: Khmer Fish Traps Woven into a Bamboo Market for Ho Chi Minh City
Anna Rader's market recalls Prey Nokor, the 'City Within a Forest,' with bamboo vaults over vendor stalls wrapped around a shaded courtyard.
Rethinking Walls: Turning a Dividing Wall in Peru into the Terraced Backbone of a Shared Hillside
An Editor's Choice entry at Divide 13 reconfigures a wall into ramps, markets, an amphitheatre and a viewpoint that two neighbourhoods can share.
Serenity Market: A Thu Thiem Market That Builds the Pause Into the Shopping Trip
Gardens, shaded gaps and a jacaranda grove turn a Vietnamese street market into a place where overstimulated shoppers can stop and recover.
Living Hallow: Interwoven Futures: A Settlement That Grows Its Own Building Material
A Johannesburg proposal plants fibrous crops to heal its ground, then imagines homes, courtyards and public spaces built from what it harvests.
Grassroots: Lattice Domes and Gravel Yards Turn a Walled Indian Block into a Preschool
A shortlisted pre-education school proposal scatters timber-ribbed pods across an enclosed courtyard, letting play, planting and lessons share one ground.
Soul Hug: A Vine-Wrapped Tower That Pushes Gardens Into Every Floor, Room and Window
A cylindrical residential tower in China carries planting from a ground-level park to sky gardens and bedrooms, chasing biophilia at every scale.
Symbiosis: A Hong Kong Tower That Hangs a Rainforest Between Its Three Wings
Three concrete housing arms meet at one core, and the scalloped terraces between them carry soil, stone and subtropical planting up the full height of the
Under the Wings: Fabric Canopies and a Light-Up Floor Ask Place de la Concorde to Slow Down
Four perforated canopies and an interactive LED floor turn the forgotten corners of Paris's largest square into a place people stay.
