Landscape Architecture
The design and planning of outdoor spaces that integrate natural and built environments.
Return To Earth
In the past, cemeteries have served as special places for the community. They functioned as emotional places for people to contemplate and reflect. To reintroduce cemeteries in urban areas, cutting edge technology must be incorporated to accommodate for the growing urban population and, while using ecologically beneficial solutions
Ong Ho Island: A Brand-New Look
The new landscape design strengthens the identity of Ong Ho Island through a connected system of cultural spaces, ecological corridors, agricultural experiences, and smart technologies. Traditional gardens, heritage landmarks, waterways, and local communities are not replaced, but renewed and connected into a contemporary island experience.
Enhancing Cultural Inclusion in Sheffield Urban Parks_Understanding of the Needs and Preferences of Chinese Residents
This study explores how Chinese residents perceive and use urban parks in Sheffield, focusing on Weston Park and Devonshire Green. Using mixed methods, it finds that cultural background strongly influences landscape preferences, with a clear tendency toward scenic and culturally resonant environments. The research highlights gaps in current inclusive design approaches and calls for more culturally responsive urban green spaces.
CEASURA
"Our design is a rhythmic break in the urban narrative. By prioritizing curiosity and architectural transparency, the center transforms a walk into a restorative experience. It provides a space where the community transitions from passive consumption to the active realization of their environment, fostering social and contemplative well-being."
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.
CODA
On a steep tropical terrain, the project rises with the slope instead of flattening it. Lifted on slender stilts, the house touches the ground lightly, allowing water, vegetation, and landform to remain natural. It becomes a light structure between earth and canopy, shaped by balance, climate, and nature.
LINK
To help linking the elderly to the rest of the society, this senior activity center adapts an unique form that contains multiple gentle slopes that meandering through the woods and allows elderly to easily walk on. These slopes also create edges that is suitable for dynamic activities and attracts younger generation to interact with seniors on site.
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Root
Social progress cannot be separated from the efforts of generations. Although the age of the elderly is growing, their contributions to society can?t be forgotten. The significance of the elderly to the society is just as important as the root of a towering tree.
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
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.
Billboards Turns a Bengaluru Office into a Three-Dimensional Manifesto for How We Inhabit Land
A real estate studio in Bengaluru dissolves the boundary between workspace and exhibition through clay, brass, and raw concrete.
A Horticulturist's Home Wrapped in Brick and Green
L Architects transforms a 98 sqm Singapore apartment into a layered landscape of red brick screens, timber joinery, and living plants.
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