Greenspace
Design projects integrating vegetation, gardens, and natural systems into built environments and urban spaces.
Greenspace explores how designers incorporate plants, gardens, and living systems into architecture and urban design. Projects range from small-scale interventions like pocket forests and green alleys to larger architectural transformations that embed nature into buildings and communities.
The community examines adaptive reuse of industrial structures with vegetation, living facades that replace traditional exteriors, multifunctional spaces like greenhouses that serve dual purposes, and biotechnological approaches to integrating nature into workplaces and public health environments.
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View all 47 journalsADINJU Muhhe Studio Carves a Sunlit Gallery from a 1980s Nanjing Factory Shell
East Gallery's new 680-square-meter space in Nanjing preserves industrial scale while channeling afternoon light onto white exhibition walls.
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.
AirBubble Restorative Space by ecoLogicStudio: Pioneering Biotechnological Healthcare and Workplace Wellbeing in Switzerland
AirBubble Restorative Space by ecoLogicStudio in Switzerland combines algae air purification, medicinal gardens, and biophilic design for workplace wellbeing.
Green Kilometer Public Park by GHISELLINI ARCHITETTI — A Contemporary Model for Inclusive Urban Landscape Design
An inclusive urban park with looping pathways, activity zones, and a preserved historic wall creating dynamic spaces for play, wellness, and community interaction.