Landscape Design
Landscape architecture and design
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO | IRIS MUHAMETI
A selection of academic and architectural work developed throughout my studies, exploring design, research, visualization, and architectural representation.
Garden: Reclaiming the Void Beneath Toronto's Leaside Bridge as Social Infrastructure
A landscape intervention transforms neglected residual space under major infrastructure into intimate gathering areas with sculptural timber canopies.
Damith S Munasinghe Folds Studio and Home into a Single 2400-Square-Foot Continuum in Sri Lanka
On a compact site in rapidly urbanizing Malabe, courtyards, portals, and planted rooftops blur the line between dwelling and design practice.
Studio Entitas Wraps a Medan Family Home Around Courtyards That Keep Six People Connected
On a narrow 15-by-60 meter site in Medan's Ring Road district, angular concrete volumes fold around private green rooms.
Hudson Yards: A Green Ray and Vertical Ecosystem for Manhattan's Dense Future
A shortlisted New Dencities entry organizes towers, courtyards, and a continuous landscape axis into one interconnected urban framework.
HEIMA Architects Scatters Four Oak-Shingled Pavilions Among the Pines of Northern Lithuania
A 150-square-meter guest house on a Lithuanian hilltop splits into four volumes to preserve every tree on the site.
Garden: Sustainable Architecture Reimagines the Urban Void Beneath Leaside Bridge
Garden transforms the void beneath Leaside Bridge through sustainable architecture, greenery, social spaces, and circular stormwater design.
Opera by the Sea: Curved Volumes and Coastal Geometry on Tallinn's Waterfront
A wave-inspired cultural landmark beside Linnahall fuses a 2,000-seat concert hall, library, museum, and public terraces into one flowing composition.
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
Opera House in Tallinn: Two Overlapping Circles That Dissolve the Stage Door
Paweł Gala's shortlisted proposal for Opera by the Sea uses a dual-circle diagram to merge public life and performance on Tallinn's waterfront.
A New Wood: Walking Through Little Red Riding Hood as Landscape Architecture
A shortlisted competition entry translates the Hero's Journey of a fairy tale into curving paths, timber pavilions, and deliberate disorientation.
GLACIER METAMORPHOSIS_Climate change and melting A
The Swiss glaciers as known as the water tower of Europe. Due to climate change the uneven glacial runoff due to melting, water shortage or drought is projected to occur more often. Also, the retreat induces a lot of hazards to the environment and ecosystem changing the landform and existing system. How to tackle the rising issue?
Would You Rather? An Architectural Design Journey Through Choice, Psychology and Little Red Riding Hood
Would You Rather? transforms Little Red Riding Hood into an architectural design journey through instinct, reason, conscience and choice.
TLAPALTEOTL : The Lake That Refused to Die
Lake Texcoco once cradled Tenochtitlan, the heart of Mexica civilisation. Today barely 5 percent of that water remains, drained not by natural decline but by centuries of colonial drainage that read the lake as a threat rather than sacred ground. What followed was subsidence, salinity, and a city that learned to forget the water beneath it. Sited at the out
A strong and original proposal that connects cultural memory with ecological regeneration through a clear architectural strategy.
ONG HO ISLAND: THE FIVE ELEMENTS OF A LIVING HERITAGE
A landscape where culture, ecology, and smart agriculture coexist
Swamp Capsule Camp
Darkness is starting to swallow the fields around you, until even the horizon disappears from view, but we follow north. Slowly you can see the first light come into view. The smell of the meal cooking by the fire. You have reached your home and you are safe, cradled by the lights and warmth around you.
New Opera of the Sea in Tallinn: Wave-Inspired Opera House Architecture Connecting City and Waterfront
A wave-shaped opera house in Tallinn connects city and sea through performance, public space, culture, housing, and waterfront life.
Excellent and thorough research that transitions well and rounds up the design of the project. Well done on addressing such a pressing subject, climate change.
Excellent job!
Inspirational!