Ecological Corridor
Design strategies that connect fragmented natural systems and restore ecological pathways through urban and landscape interventions.
Ecological corridors are linear landscape features that link isolated habitats and natural areas, enabling species movement and ecosystem function across fragmented environments. They address the ecological damage caused by urbanization and land use change through strategic design and restoration.
The community explores how corridors can be created through riverfront regeneration, rewilding initiatives, and socio-cultural networks that reconnect people with restored ecosystems. Projects range from urban parks and walkways to marshland restoration and coastal revitalization, demonstrating how design can bridge ecological fragmentation.
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Loures Riverfront Eco-Walkway: A Regenerative Landscape Corridor by Topiaris Landscape Architecture
The Loures Riverfront creates a 6.2 km ecological walkway connecting communities, enhancing mobility, preserving wetlands, and promoting slow, immersive nature experiences.
