Landscape & Urbanism
Design and planning approaches that shape cities, public spaces, and natural environments through landscape architecture and urban strategy.
Landscape and urbanism explores how designers and architects intervene in cities and natural systems. The field encompasses everything from large-scale urban planning and infrastructure to site-specific landscape design that responds to ecology, culture, and sensory experience.
The community examines projects that reclaim post-industrial sites, integrate food systems and ecology into urban contexts, create meaningful public spaces, and develop landscape infrastructure that serves both environmental and social purposes. Work ranges from co-design processes that engage communities to interventions that reveal the sensory and experiential qualities of place.
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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.
Terrain Anamorphosis: Erosion as a Design Tool for Regenerating Athens' Kifisos River
A proposal for Athens' Kifisos River that lets controlled water carve terraces, basins and fragments into the ground around an abandoned power station.
