

Green Corridor
Infrastructure and spatial design that connects communities through green spaces, food systems, and pedestrian-oriented corridors.
Green corridors are linear spaces that weave ecological, agricultural, and social functions through urban and rural landscapes. They serve as connective tissue between fragmented areas, supporting both environmental resilience and community access.
The community explores how corridors function as working landscapes, from farmland and greenways to pedestrian transit routes. Projects range from transforming industrial sites into green infrastructure to embedding food production and public gathering spaces within urban mobility networks.
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View all 20 journalsEdward Conde Serna Arquitectos Threads Elevated Walkways Through Cali's Foothills to Seed a New Urban Forest
A 57,000 m² park on Cali's mountain edge in Colombia uses raised steel boardwalks to reconnect the city with the Farallones and grow an urban forest.
Wheeler Kearns Architects Grows a Working Greenhouse That Doubles as a Dining Hall on a Michigan Farm
A prefabricated Dutch Venlo greenhouse hosts seedling production, farm-to-table dinners, and community life in Three Oaks, Michigan.
TTT and Darmody Architecture Carve a 2.2km Public Greenway Through Dublin's Working Port
A board-marked concrete promenade along the Tolka Estuary reclaims a former city dump as Dublin Port's first public landscape.
Transitional Linkage: An Elevated Pedestrian Spine That Formalizes a City's Most Dangerous Shortcut
Zillur Rahman turns an informal crossing over rail and highway into a raised civic spine that ties six transport modes together at a single shared level.