Greenery
Design and architecture projects integrating plants, gardens, and green spaces into built environments.
Greenery in design encompasses the strategic incorporation of vegetation into architectural and landscape projects. These works explore how plants can enhance spaces, from pocket forests and vertical gardens to green buildings and modular agricultural systems.
The community examines diverse approaches to green design, including vertical forests and nature-inspired sanctuaries, sustainable luxury developments, and innovative solutions like modular agriculture integrated into elderly care facilities and therapeutic garden experiences.
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View all 8 journalsPalo Verde Aesthetic (PV Aesthetic) by Studio GIMGEOSIL – A Nature-Inspired Sanctuary of Calm and Contemporary Wellness
A serene wellness space blending natural textures, green tones, soft lighting, and fluid spatial flow to create a calming, nature-inspired interior retreat.
Green Grow Garden: Modular Agriculture as Elderly Care Architecture
A wall-free therapeutic landscape divides 700 square meters into 32 garden plots to turn passive elderly care into active participation.
Green Architecture in Singapore: A Closer Look at Touching Eden House
Discover how Touching Eden House in Singapore exemplifies green architecture, blending modern design with lush natural surroundings.
Green Living: Experience Sustainable Luxury in China's First Vertical Forest by Stefano Boeri Architetti
Breathing Fresh Air: How Vertical Forests are Revolutionizing Urban Living