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Green Infrastructure

98 Projects 42 Journals 14 Publications

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Green infrastructure refers to networks of vegetated and natural systems that manage water, cool cities, support biodiversity, and provide public space. Designers working in this area treat plants, soil, and water as functional elements alongside roads, buildings, and utilities.

Projects in this topic range from rethinking urban grids as ecosystems and transforming landfills into landforms to revitalizing civic squares and integrating landscape with buildings. Member work also considers how green systems can serve housing, community, and economic life.

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UNI Editorial24 works

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vincent tiburcio2 works

Vedalaxmi1 work

Pankaj1 work

Mohit Raj1 work

Civgin and Deniz

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Port Tower

The 'Port Tower', the project is the conversion of all the functions in the Beirut container port into a public space where different groups in the area can come together by gathering at a single point. Moreover, it aims to fulfill civic responsibilities and ensure social and environmental sustainability.

Tianyi

278

MORE THAN A CHANNEL

MORE THAN A CHANNEL is a sustainable water inspired landscape design located in the South East Wedge of Edinburgh. This design utilizes the local flooding risk, provides spaces for the existing watercourses to flood safely, and reuse water as a natural media to bring a sense of wonder and enjoyment of play to this suburban environment.

Inderpreet and 2 others

269

Resilient CP- 2.0

The Resilient CP 2.0 will act as a prototype, transforming the city, the country and eventually galvanizing the whole world. New CP, is superior and resilient, drives a stiring insurgent present situation, throughout the world. Providing open spaces, keeping humanity and culture alive; furnishing street with lively activities, social life and health.

Sehr and Anita

244

Fore^t De Poche

Creating an oxygen chamber using elements from nature, and creating a micro-climate within, along with raising awareness regarding pollution are the main objectives of this natural walkway. The installation is a self-sufficient module, that produces its own electricity, and focuses on highlighting sensory experience within the design.

Karan

210

Mission V.E.N.T.

Delhi was destined to suffocate with it's elevated pollution levels. Mission V.E.N.T. envisions New Delhi to regain it?s pure air and celebrate it's existence, through micro rewrites that employ air as a resource to evolve the public realm. Come take a peek into a designer's sketch pad that has resurfaced in 2100 . . .

Duygu and 4 others

175

Cape in Flow

Within the historical context, the City of Istanbul has always been in an strong social and spatial relations with water that reflects itself in a 'flow'. Having objective to recode the concept of flow, 'Cape in Flow' comes up with new design strategies both for micro and macro scales to rediscover the potentials of the site as an active urban entity.

UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

New Wave: Rethinking Barcelona's Eixample Grid as a Living Urban Ecosystem

A layered hyperblock proposal separates pedestrians from vehicles and threads continuous green infrastructure through Cerdà's iconic grid.

Sustainable Urbanism

Modern Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

A Park Building That Wants to Be a Landscape

Omrania's Operations & Maintenance Building at King Salman Park dissolves industrial program into Riyadh's largest green infrastructure.

Landscape Design

Landscaping

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Mashiach Now Square: Revitalizing Urban Ground into a Green Civic Landscape

Urban square transformed into green infrastructure with paths, native planting, and community spaces, enhancing ecology, mobility, and social interaction.

Architecture

Urban Design

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Villa Qabalah: Sustainable Luxury and Community-Centered Design in Phuket

Villa Qabalah in Phuket blends sustainable luxury, rooftop greenery, mixed-use spaces, and community engagement, redefining urban living with eco-conscious design.

Housing

Architecture