Landscape Design
Landscape architecture and design
Forest City Market: Khmer Fish Traps Woven into a Bamboo Market for Ho Chi Minh City
Anna Rader's market recalls Prey Nokor, the 'City Within a Forest,' with bamboo vaults over vendor stalls wrapped around a shaded courtyard.
Grassroots: Lattice Domes and Gravel Yards Turn a Walled Indian Block into a Preschool
A shortlisted pre-education school proposal scatters timber-ribbed pods across an enclosed courtyard, letting play, planting and lessons share one ground.
SITUATIONS SCHOOL
We believe learning should not be restricted to a specific space, it needs to be a nonstop process, a mindset to transform all human-made environments into learning opportunities. Therefore a school should be a place where children learn how to learn through their own natural behaviours ?play and exploration? and at their own pace.
Soul Hug: A Vine-Wrapped Tower That Pushes Gardens Into Every Floor, Room and Window
A cylindrical residential tower in China carries planting from a ground-level park to sky gardens and bedrooms, chasing biophilia at every scale.
Genton Lifts Pakenham Station onto a Viaduct and Shelters It Under a Rippling, Gippsland-Inspired Canopy
In Pakenham, Victoria, an open, unenclosed rail station trades walls for a vast undulating canopy and returns the ground beneath the tracks to the town.
LEVIATHAN: A Single Spine Threading Separate Rooms Into One Sculpture
Timber ribs, a red stepped landscape and a dark chamber of light slits hang off one continuous spine, testing where sculpture ends and architecture begins.
Wave 'Coral': Four Perforated Canopies Bring Human Scale to a Monumental Plaza
A wavy lattice shell repeated four times around an obelisk, turning a vast paved square into pockets of shade, planting and places to sit.
atelier iso Designs and Builds a Timber House on a Long-Vacant Corner Plot in the Village of La Claye
In La Bretonnière-la-Claye, a 79 m² timber house fills a long-empty village corner, borrowing local gables and stone walls without imitating them.
Genovesi Arquitectos Wraps a San Rafael House Around Stone-Walled Courtyards and Board-Formed Concrete
In San Rafael, Mendoza, a 450 m² infill house uses fieldstone walls, planted light wells and timber to stage a slow walk from street to living room.
MUSE (ミューズ): A Fukuoka Meditation Complex That Lets Light, Water and Timber Outrank the Structure
A walled Zen courtyard, a timber hall split by a single skylight and huts hung from concrete portals turn sensory cues into a sequence for stillness.
CM Design Docks a Corrugated Steel Box beside a Vernacular Brick House in a Dongguan Village
In Dafeng Village, Dongguan, a 109 m² renovation pairs rammed earth rooms and family memory with a metal annex, spiral stair and shared courtyard.
Alan Chu Rings a Cerrado Hilltop Clearing with a Timber Sunset Pavilion in São Jorge, Brazil
In São Jorge, Brazil, a 57-metre ring of deck and roof hovers on slender piles around a sandy void, framing a sunset ritual the hilltop already hosted.
KPF Wraps a One-Kilometer Landscape Ribbon Around TP-LINK's Three-Tower Shenzhen Campus
In Shenzhen, KPF turns circulation into habitable ground, lifting gardens, terraces and courts from lobby to crown across three linked towers.
Gut Deubelbeiss Nill Architekten Rebuilds a Lost Schoolhouse in Unterägeri as a Shingled Timber Counterpart
In Unterägeri, Switzerland, a timber school with a concrete core replaces a demolished 1834 schoolhouse and completes a listed school courtyard.
YUARCHITECTS Rewraps a 1999 Beijing University Tower in Scalloped Granite Fins and Curved Glass
In Beijing, a renovation for the Beijing Institute of Technology trades a dated hotel-and-conference tower skin for a deep rhythm of stone and glass.
Verse Design Gives an Aranya Neighborhood in Qinhuangdao a Timber-Roofed Community Canteen Beneath Its Towers
In Qinhuangdao, Verse Design's Canteen No. 11 sets a low glulam pavilion among apartment towers, with trees and skylights inside the dining hall.
INS Studio Wraps a Maros Coffee Shop in Terracotta Lattice to Frame the Hills Beyond Makassar
In Maros, on the edge of Makassar, Common Days Cafe stacks three floors behind a breathing terracotta screen that swaps street views for hills and light.
Trópico Arquitectura Finds Its Language in a Timber-and-Plaster House on a Sloping Site in La Ceja, Colombia
In La Ceja, Colombia, the studio's first project pairs rough-hewn timber, white plaster and brick floors with doors that open the house to the garden.
Seiro Arquitectos Stacks Shadows House Down a Steep Zihuatanejo Hillside Toward the Bay
In Zihuatanejo, Mexico, a 506 m² house descends a steep slope in stone, concrete and walnut, trading street privacy for a pool terrace above the bay.
