Landscape Design
Landscape architecture and design
Earthen Angularity: A Stepped Tower in Accra That Grows a Garden Through Its Core
Tapering floor plates on angled struts wrap a leaf-lined atrium, staging a meeting between vernacular ground and modern frame in Accra.
SHED: A Folded Canopy That Turns a Roadside Fuel Stop into One Continuous Roof
Winner of Overhaul 2020, this service station drapes a single faceted roof over pumps, shop and café, pinning its sharp corners into the lawn.
THE POPPY FIELDS. Architecture of care
"The Poppy Fields" is a conceptual design for an animal shelter complex with an expanded programme — veterinary care, rehabilitation, education and a farm-animal zone. It is a story about building a sense of safety: a place where care becomes a landscape — a meadow, the shade of a tree, a gentle water's edge — where every rescued animal learns to trust again
Thermal Blue: A Hot Springs Complex Where Five Buildings Turn Inward Toward the Steam
Timber boardwalks, glazed treatment rooms and green roofs organize a terraced bathing landscape in which every building looks back at the water.
STACKED//METROPOLIS: Earth-Block Towers in Accra Linked by a Ring of Sky Bridges
Five stacked towers of earthen blocks and dark steel circle a courtyard that turns into a tented marketplace after dark, with bakeries at their feet.
Trondheim School of Architecture: A Banded Copper Landform That Puts Its Bet on the Skin
A shortlisted school for Trondheim wraps a flexible, student-centric program in layered copper fins and a woven glass canopy across a sculpted site.
TIFHEM: A Sunken Tolerance Center in Malta That Manufactures Its Own Rainbows
A triangular Maltese site becomes an open plaza over two buried levels, where water, sunlight and curved glass paint shifting colour across rooms.
Back to Earth: Floating Canopies for Intergenerational Life in the Park
Furkan Şanlı's shortlisted Huddle entry lifts modular pavilions above the ground to shelter workshops, exhibitions, and a café among birch trees.
Architecture as the Bridge to Nature: A Thermal Bath in Iceland You Can Walk Over
A ring of green roof, a crossing bridge and sunken pools turn an Icelandic bathhouse into a landscape trekkers walk across before they ever step inside.
Sky Dome: 3D-Printed Mud Domes Hover Over Rubble Stone Rooms in a Syrian Courtyard
Clustered mud shells float above rubble stone rooms, while a raised red route stitches the courtyard back into the blocks that surround it.
Earth Made: A Rammed Earth Courtyard Housing Scheme Built Around a Stepped Water Kund
Three earthen bars frame a sunken, terraced pool in Gwalior, proposing that the oldest building material can still organise shared urban life.
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.
Rebirth of Compound —Post pandemic township design
The inspiration of this design comes from the problems existing in real life.We found that the advantages of the compound were very much in line with our expectations in terms of adapting to quarantine and post-epidemic life.Therefore, we made use of the compound model's advantages, and improved the shortcoming of lack of exercise, thus forming new compo
COMMU[C]ITY
Commu[C]ity aims to create integrated-compact urban infrastructures, restore nature in urban forms, reduce carbon emissions and vehicular footprints, and promote future mobility models. Commu[C]ity is an urban form of red2g3qskbb0hwf.cloudfront.net/ethinking land use plan by providing Cerda Towers, a new way to live-work-play just in your next door.
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Interesting approach to the mixed-use definition. Good study of the modules and their variety/flexibility. We have appreciated the consideration of the 'facility strategies', gives a realistic approach. I would only add that maybe the height could be reconsidered.
The “compact space” is projected as a conflict between open and enclose space. It gives architecture a dimension of depth that is not exhausted on the spatial scale, but works jointly with the open space to manifest its void as a possibility. It is a probability and it is shown as a dominion of the region of possibility. It transcends the "being object" of architecture at the moment or stage of its apprehension by our awareness.
Terraces Park: A T-Shaped Bridge Building Strung Across the Stepped Walls of an Open-Pit Mine
A shortlisted proposal that bridges a toxic mining pit with a solar-skinned deck, an inner garden and a rooftop park, and asks what repair should weigh
A-Maze!: An Anganwadi Courtyard Where Play Panels Draw the Routes and the Lesson Plan
Angled play panels, looping team routes and a shuffled kit of tunnels and beams turn an Anganwadi courtyard into a game children learn by moving through.
Refined and well-developed scheme. Well done!