Local Plants
Design projects that integrate local flora into architectural and landscape interventions.
Local plants form the foundation of ecological design practice. Designers use native vegetation to create resilient landscapes, restore degraded sites, and establish connections between built environments and natural systems.The community explores how local plant species inform masterplans for urban districts, therapeutic landscapes, vertical gardens, and brownfield regeneration. Projects demonstrate strategies for embedding regional flora into architectural design, from integrating gardens around structures to establishing ecological corridors and seasonal planting systems.
