

Land Art
Art and architecture interventions that engage with natural and post-industrial landscapes.
Land art encompasses large-scale artistic and architectural projects that interact directly with terrain, geography, and natural environments. These works treat landscape as both material and context, creating experiences that reshape how people perceive and move through outdoor spaces.
The community explores adaptive reuse of degraded landscapes, archaeological site interpretation, temporary and permanent installations in natural settings, and the intersection of landscape architecture with contemporary art practice. Projects range from cultural centers embedded in parks to interventions that reclaim industrial terrain through design.
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View all 44 journalsNomos Architects Wraps a Defunct Xi'an Boiler Station in Polycarbonate to Create an Art Community
A coal-burning heating plant from the 1990s becomes a translucent gallery and retail hub in Xi'an's dense residential core.
Machine Made Landscapes: Turning a Closed Bengaluru Quarry into a Public Ecological Park
Karan Anand treats the cliffs, pits and flooded voids of the 152-acre Betthalasuru quarry as ground to build on, not scars to erase.
Transforming Landscapes: An Archaeological Architecture at Keeladi That Grows With the Dig
Namrata Narendra's UnIATA '19 proposal for Keeladi phases architecture over a decade, letting shelters, paths and platforms follow the excavation.
The Untrodden Trail: Stitching Al-Baqourah's Border Ruins into a Walkable Heritage Landscape
A thesis trail along the Hejaz Railway threads corten, concrete and glass through ruins at the Jordan-Yarmouk junction to reclaim memory without erasure.