Landscape Architecture
The design and planning of outdoor spaces that integrate natural and built environments.
Landscape architecture shapes how people experience and interact with outdoor environments. It combines ecological understanding, spatial design, and cultural considerations to create functional and meaningful places.
The community explores diverse approaches including cultural centers and educational facilities, post-industrial site reclamation, participatory design processes, and archaeological integration. Projects range from garden experiences and oasis designs to large-scale terrain transformation and heritage site interpretation.
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View all 106 journalsMTT Wraps a Damyang Café Around a Garden Lawn with a Chain of Low, Slate-Roofed Pavilions
In Damyang, South Korea, a 2,317 m² café bends its low glazed wings around a planted lawn, letting the garden, not the building, take center stage.
slóð: A Thermal Spa That Hands Its Roof Back to the Trail
A low concrete spa carries a walking path across its roof, tucking baths, saunas and stepped seats beneath it in a storm-filled valley.
Lines of the Land: A Fish Market Sheltered Beneath an Arching Greenway Bridge
An arching vegetated bridge spans an urban fish market in Vietnam, folding terraced field geometry into stalls, seating and lantern-lit lawns.
SAOTA Folds a Planted, Branching Roof over a Hillside House in the Los Angeles Bird Streets
Above Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, Helix Residence lets a sculpted, planted roof act as facade, landscape and privacy screen over a hillside site.