Imaginary Landscape
Landscapes that exist between reality and imagination, exploring fictional, conceptual, and reimagined environments.
Looping Tale: Architectural Visualization Reimagines Little Red Riding Hood as an Endless Spatial Journey
Looping Tale transforms Little Red Riding Hood into conceptual architecture, where an endless path loops through four surreal landscapes.
Platform Park (Huddle)
The platform is a park designed for people of advanced age, where the impact of the usual to the natural is minimal. The intention of the park is to generate a space where users can travel, contemplate and meet. The continuity of a level from the highest point of the lot is considered, in order to generate a continuous step without irregularities.
Baoyi Huang Landscape Architecture Portfolio
This portfolio explores how landscape design can create meaningful connections between people, nature and place. Through ecological restoration, urban transformation and inclusive public spaces, the projects investigate how landscapes can support resilient environments and enrich everyday experiences.
made of water.
We’ve been watching devastating realities, where unpredictable numbers of hectares are burned, countless people and animals lose their lives trapped by the fire and devastated by smoke. The Flames have brought darkness. And, it is up to us, beings of the present, to fight for such future. This is te power of an idea. made of water.
WHY IS THIS LOCKED
fucking shit
THE SUBTRACTED HORIZON
The Subtracted Horizon is an underground pavilion in the Swiss Alps that powerfully symbolizes the loss of peace and freedom caused by war. Hidden beneath a pristine alpine meadow, the pavilion is rendered almost invisible from the surface. As visitors descend into a stark, raw trench carved into the earth, they leave behind the open and endless alpine horizon. The architecture uses pure subtraction, removing the landscape to create a profound spatial experience
ISOLATION MOMENTUM
Faith isn't always something fundamental for people, that’s why the project not only seeks to provide a space where users connect with their God but also to provide a special place where they can meditate and find themselves. That’s why we created different realities within the park where everyone can escape in their own way.
The confrontation between the poetic life model of small bridge/cottage/stream in Chinese settlements and the condition of order in ‘siege’ represented by the city wall ruins, which conveys cultural characteristics of Chinese traditional longing for nature, pursuing poetic life and social belief of discipline and control.
Beautiful concept and idea. The materiality is well conceived and accurated. Although I question the salubrity of the modules. In a day to day use, these kind of structures can be problematic, if not surveilled.
I liked! A very good idea design two meditation spaces, sometimes you need to meditate alone. Good luck!
BRBB Architects Stack Timber Gables on a Concrete Plinth for an Elderly Couple's Mountain Retreat
In a small Gangwon Province village, two rotated volumes frame a valley, a stream, and a quieter chapter of life.
Looping tale
Reimagined little
it is beautifull!
Very interesting reinterpretation of Escher's conceptual world
Thanks !
Transcendence
Transcendence.. Is an attempt to capture the city from an alternative perspective, or a set of perspectives. following the narrative of three characters, moving from the perception of the city, to the transformative experience of the building reaching for the final conclusion of each of the three characters in their search for transcendence.
Museum of Emotions as a form of land art
The project involves the creation of a space where it becomes possible not only to physically disconnect from everyday life, but also to make a true inner journey into oneself. The inspiration came from mountain hiking, the desire not only to reach the goal, but the process itself, the preparation and the hardship.
Machine Made Landscapes: Reclaiming Post-Industrial Terrain through Landscape Architecture
Reimagining abandoned quarries through landscape architecture, transforming post-industrial voids into ecological, cultural and urban assets.
BASE BEYOND
An adventure-focused desert retreat in Joshua Tree designed for trail runners, hikers, bikers, and climbers—amateurs to pros. The compound supports performance, training, gear, and recovery, with indoor pavilions, gear hubs, communal spaces, and cabins that integrate desert living with endurance and exploration.
NATURE INTEGRATION PLAYGROUnN
The proposal is trying to create a valuable urban space based on their construction concept, but we would have liked to see more play value for the potential children using it. The idea of creating a small theme park with stones and hexagons is less relevant by itself than the fact of including the surroundings in the proposal, which we think shows a respectful attitude towards the context. We believe if the participant wanted to create a place for nature, the design could have focused more on the natural systems than in the objects, plant dynamics and perceptions could have been the main target of the proposal.
The system tries to provide a urban space with areas for children, however the play value is very low, almost as a park. To create a children playground, the design need to fulfill its main target while providing a valuable urban space, and in this case the goal of the proposal needs more intensity.
The Untrodden Trail: Architectural Heritage Landscape
A journey through memory, borders, and forgotten infrastructures shaping an architectural heritage landscape.
Between Water & Time
Time is a mirror and water is its reflection. Between Water & Time is a park that uses the history of the site that still resonates with its culture, unraveling water lines create an urban public landscape that confronts the epochs to come while celebrating the past, from scientific to mythological, the easily forgotten to that which never truly washes away.
The Anthropocene Epoch: Under these Vast Skies.
At first glance these scenes seem surreal and almost magical. However, there is a sinister narrative at play - Under these Vast Skies: These Landscapes shouldn't look like this. Across scale and territory, this collection of photographs from sites across Iceland and NE England, lays bare the impact of the Anthropocene Epoch on our Landscape.
Well written
Well done Lesley
Since the UNI website did not allow me to upload the Narrative as a PDF and the Film in the format established, I have uploaded them as a JPG and as a Youtube link respectively, which is what the website allowed. Sorry for the inconvenience.