Landscape Urbanism
FLDIntegration of landscape design with urban planning to reshape cities through ecological and social systems.
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.
Path linked Forest: Reimagining Little Red Riding Hood Through Landscape Architecture
Path linked Forest transforms Little Red Riding Hood’s journey into landscape architecture shaped by choice, nature, memory, and destination
Machine Made Landscapes: Reclaiming Post-Industrial Terrain through Landscape Architecture
Reimagining abandoned quarries through landscape architecture, transforming post-industrial voids into ecological, cultural and urban assets.
Structuring the Urban Form with Natural Systems
A climate‑responsive urban planning thesis that reimagines mountain city growth by structuring urban form around natural water systems.
Landscape Infrastructure for Eco-Tourism in Mostardas, Brazil
Designing human-scale landscape infrastructure that connects ecology, culture, and eco-tourism along Brazil’s coastal lagoons.
Gardenful: A Semi-Indoor Urban Sanctuary Blending Geometry and Wild Nature
A serene semi-indoor urban garden blending geometric structures, wild vegetation, bamboo, stone, and light to reconnect modern living with authentic nature.
Landscape of the Senses: Architecture as a Multisensory Journey Along the Coast
Mateusz Mulica's conceptual project stretches white monolithic volumes into the sea, designing spaces for hearing, sight, smell, and touch.
URBANSCAPE: Symbiosis Turns Guwahati's Street Furniture into Flood Infrastructure
Bamboo bus stops, parklets, and modular benches work as ecological micro-systems to absorb monsoon runoff along Rajgarh Road, Guwahati.
Cantero: A Smart Urban Gardening Unit That Turns Sidewalks into Shared Farms
Arduino sensors, Bluetooth crop instructions, and modular construction converge in a public furniture piece designed to activate neglected urban zones.
The Garden: An Urban Meal Mine Where Architecture Grows Food and Culture
Hsiang-Yi Ho's layered proposal weaves rooftop farms, aquaponics, and open markets into a productive urban ecosystem for London.
Farmscape: Submerging Architecture Beneath London's Agricultural Heritage
A pixelated green roofscape transforms a London market site into a continuous productive landscape shaped by historic farmland patterns.
City Fields: Where Sloped Gardens and Market Halls Merge Agriculture into Urban Fabric
A layered architectural ecosystem of rooftop farms, aquaponic systems, and community markets that repositions the city as both producer and consumer.
