Landscape Urbanism
FLDIntegration of landscape design with urban planning to reshape cities through ecological and social systems.
Landscape urbanism treats cities as dynamic ecosystems where natural systems, infrastructure, and public space work together. This approach moves beyond traditional urban design to use landscape as a primary tool for organizing urban form and addressing environmental challenges.
The community explores projects that restructure cities through food systems, post-industrial reclamation, ecological tourism infrastructure, and co-designed public spaces. Work ranges from small interventions like pocket forests to large-scale strategies that embed natural systems into urban fabric.
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prOpencity: Treating the Dense City as Open-Source Code That Its Citizens Can Edit
A collage-driven urban experiment that swaps the masterplan for a repeatable loop of listening, prototyping and revising with the people on the street.
Juguemos en el Parque and Alcaldía de Medellín Stitch Climate-Aware Playgrounds into Hillside Barrios
Across Medellín's peripheral neighborhoods, Tejiendo Hogares turns leftover corners into permeable, color-coded play spaces that also manage stormwater.
CAW Arquitectos Stabilizes an Antofagasta Hillside with Planted Terraces and Slatted Timber Shade
In Antofagasta's Las Brisas sector, a 13,500 m² park uses vegetation, stone terraces and timber canopies as living infrastructure on unstable ground.
Natura Futura Turns a Vacant Babahoyo Lot into a Family Restaurant Built Around a Double-Height Vertical Garden
In Babahoyo, Ecuador, a 160 m² family restaurant of local wood, brick and river stone reactivates a vacant plot around a double-height planted courtyard.
