Landscape Design
Landscape architecture and design
Zanabad: Sustainable Architecture for a City Designed Around Women
Zanabad reimagines sustainable architecture as a women-led neighborhood where housing, care, learning and community builds lasting recovery.
Obdal Opportunity Center for Widows: Sustainable Architecture Rooted in Community, Culture and Resilience
Obdal reimagines sustainable architecture in Qandahar through courtyard housing, local materials, education, farming, and skills for widows.
POUR by MAYAK Architects: Winery Architecture Reimagined as a Garden City
POUR reimagines winery architecture as a garden city, joining wine production, hospitality, courtyards, gardens, and landscape in one place.
Shared Growth: Biophilic Design Reimagines the Future of Living and Working in Singapore
Shared Growth explores sustainable architecture in Singapore through plant-inspired form, shared office, technology, ecology, and community.
PULIYA: Urban Design Reimagining Transit Infrastructure as Public Space in Chandrapur
PULIYA turns Chandrapur’s bridge into flexible public space through urban design, supporting movement, markets, culture, work and city life.
VORTEX: Sustainable Architecture Reimagining Co-Living in Singapore
VORTEX reimagines sustainable co-living in Singapore, blending water, greenery, workspaces and community into one fluid urban habitat today.
Bresciani Valdés Castillo Huidobro's 1950s Santiago Housing Complex Still Holds Lessons
The Matta Viel complex in Santiago, Chile, pairs modernist ambition with courtyard urbanism across four concrete blocks and three shared gardens.
Manteola, Sánchez Gómez, Santos, Solsona, and Viñoly Built Argentina's World Cup Television Center
A double-shell concrete broadcast complex in Buenos Aires fused public plaza with television infrastructure for the 1978 FIFA World Cup.
Cityscaper Bamboo: Sustainable Architecture Inspired by Nature in Hanoi
Cityscaper Bamboo reimagines Hanoi’s skyline with two biomimetic towers inspired by bamboo’s strength, flexibility, and material efficiency.
Oscar Niemeyer's Ibirapuera Park Pavilions Define São Paulo's Cultural Identity in Concrete and Curve
A constellation of modernist volumes set within São Paulo's most important urban park, conceived for the city's 400th anniversary in 1954.
How Joaquín Toesca Built Latin America's Purest Neoclassical Palace in Colonial Santiago
Palacio de La Moneda began as a royal mint in 1784 and became Chile's seat of executive power, anchoring downtown Santiago for over two centuries.
Walter Weberhofer's Cine Tauro Brought Brazilian Modernism to the Heart of Lima
A 1960s cinema at the corner of Jirón Washington and Jirón Delgado stands as one of Peru's most compelling modernist artifacts.