Soil Architecture
Design and architecture that engages soil as a material, medium, and organizing principle for landscapes and built environments.
Transforming Landscapes: Architecture of Archaeology at Keeladi, Tamil Nadu
An architectural exploration that weaves archaeology, landscape, and living traditions into a continuous spatial narrative at Keeladi.
Alluvium: Slot Canyon Urbanism That Cools a Desert Community
Rammed earth walls, canyon corridors, and passive systems transform arid hardscape into a living, learning public landscape.
Solum Installation by Atelier Faber – A Landmark Environmental Art & Landscape Architecture Project in Luxembourg
House in Anglesea blends timber, light, and coastal design to create a warm, modern retreat seamlessly connected to its natural surroundings.
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.
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.
Earthen Architecture: Xi’an Research Center by OnEarthStudio
OnEarthStudio’s Xi’an Research Center celebrates earthen architecture by blending traditional brick vaulting, material honesty, and modern cultural design.
Of Trees and Gods and Mud: A Celebration of Vernacular Mud House Architecture in Kerala
A soulful Kerala home using vernacular mud architecture to embody trees, gods, memory, and sustainable slow living.
The design proposes a unique coastal structure that brings together ecological sensitivity, local economy, and scientific research.
Mangrove forests are among the world’s most vital natural habitats due to their ecological diversity and coastal protection functions.
Terra Office by Mandviwala Qutub and Associates: A Dialogue Between Architecture and Nature in Ahmedabad
Terra Office blends minimalist design with nature, featuring courtyards, concrete fins, and a tree-inspired layout rooted in sustainability.
LINEA VIVA
Connecting nature,culture and life through modular sustainability
sprout - line | collective flourishing
A regenerative rural threshold where soil, skill, and solidarity converge.
ROOT: Landscape Architecture as a Living Metaphor for Aging Societies
A biomorphic park design uses the branching logic of tree roots to reconnect generations through shared gardens, stages, and rest zones.
