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44 Projects 38 Journals 1 Publications

About Discussions Projects44 Journals38 Publications1

Gardens represent the intersection of landscape design, horticulture, and spatial planning. Designers approach gardens as functional ecosystems and aesthetic compositions that enhance human experience and environmental quality.

The community explores garden projects ranging from intimate green installations and horticultural spaces to large-scale landscape interventions, as well as architectural projects that incorporate gardens and living systems into buildings and urban contexts.

Top contributors

UNI Editorial9 works

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Andres Felipe Pinzon Holguin2 works

Peeradon Pananuwetchawat2 works

Masoume Nasiroleslami2 works

Yingyu1 Lam2 works

JIA TANG2 works

Kyuhun and 2 others

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Garden of Hope

Garden of Hope provokes a re-examination of traditional notions of architecture & planning. We propose a parametric model allowing new Communities to grow organically inspired by systems of nature. Not a single building but a community of buildings in a protected, peaceful garden. Women live, work, get education & training to restore their life and dignity.

Herriot

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GREENITY

A gardening center for the elderly

Hani and 2 others

102

Green Grow Garden

These cubes have been designed as community gardens.individuals are able to grow fresh,healthy produce besides get to know and interact with each other. They also can sell their product in this site which motivates them for maintaining,organizing and coordinating these gardens.

Sumeyye Atasayar and 2 others

THE OASIS OF GARDENS

THE AIM OF THIS PROJECT IS TO FEEL GREEN IN EVERY AREA AND TO REVEAL THE EXISTING POTENTIAL OF WOMEN.

Artur and Ania

Paradaijah

The word paradise comes from Proto-Iranian Paradaijah, meaning walled enclosure. Project propose to erect a wall from ruins of devastated Aleppo, to invite water and plants inside, as a metaphor of revival and realm of peace. Meanwhile the modern reinterpretation of traditional arches stimulates public life and offers a place to play, trade and meet.

Kamila and Marcin

The Gardeners' Shelter

The project's objective is to serve both to the local community and homeless individuals named gardeners. Community gardens located in the entrance area, aim to become a hallmark of the facility. Workshops will be addressed for center guests and local residents.

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog2 months ago

D Environmental Design System Laboratory Sinks an Ancient Pit Dwelling into a Passive House in Japan

In a quiet residential district of Iwata, a sunken garden replaces fire as the thermal heart of a cedar-framed home.

Green Houses

Community Garden

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

José Ignacio Valdivieso Builds a Brick Lunchroom for Santiago's Racetrack Gardeners

A 60 square meter lattice brick pavilion at Club Hípico de Santiago replaces a dying vine with filtered light and shade.

Garden

Commercial Buildings

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

Siqueira and Azul Arquitetura Fuse Two Disconnected Blocks into an Art Studio in Rio's Botanical Garden

A 450-square-meter atelier in Jardim Botânico stitches together an artist's archive, studio, and courtyard with iron mesh and glass block.

Atelier

Atelier Chardon Savard

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

Loizou Architects and Associates Replace the Facade with a Living Green Shell in Limassol

A 360-square-meter mixed-use building in a dense Cypriot neighborhood trades its outer wall for a vertical garden of climbing vines and local plants.

Urban Garden

Urban Jungle