Forest Garden
Design and architecture projects integrating cultivated gardens, food production, and forest ecosystems into built environments.
Forest gardens combine productive landscape design with ecological principles, creating spaces where architecture and horticulture coexist. These projects address food security, biodiversity, and sustainable land use through thoughtful site integration.
The community explores interventions ranging from small-scale urban gardens and pavilions within forest settings to residential terracing at forest edges and institutional designs for agricultural communities. Projects demonstrate how buildings and landscapes can be designed to support both human needs and natural systems.
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View all 60 journalsThe Grove: A Vietnamese Street Market Built Like a Mangrove, Roots First
Arching roots, overlapping sails and blocks of flowering trees turn a plaza into an argument for protecting the shoreline's most valuable plants.
Atelier Liu Yuyang Architects Strings Fan-Shaped Timber Libraries Along a Park Canopy in Xinyang
In Xinyang's Hundred Flowers Park, CLT reading rooms, polygonal kiosks and a tiled restroom pavilion share one winding membrane canopy.
Path Linked Forest: A Fairy Tale Becomes a Landscape of Choice and Discovery
Suily and Jieun Park reinterpret Little Red Riding Hood's journey as a network of paths where the forest itself tells the story.
Atelier MA Builds a Twisting Timber Pavilion at the Edge of a French Forest Pond
Split chestnut shingles and triangulated larch frames welcome visitors to the Mormal forest in northern France's Avesnois region.