Urban Landscape
Design and architecture projects exploring cities, landscapes, and the relationship between urban environments and natural systems.
Loizou Architects and Associates Replace the Facade with a Living Green Shell in Limassol
A 360-square-meter mixed-use building in a dense Cypriot neighborhood trades its outer wall for a vertical garden of climbing vines and local plants.
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.
Productive Organism: Sustainable Living Habitat in Urban Peripheries
Reimagining urban peripheries through sustainable urbanism, where ecology, housing, and infrastructure evolve together as a living system.
Urban Oasis: Sustainable Urban Architecture in Berlin
Reimagining former barracks in Berlin as a green, productive urban district where sustainable architecture and urban gardening grow together.
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.
Urban Oasis: A Solar-Powered Rubik's Cube That Wants to Fix City Streets
A self-charging modular kiosk draws from the Rubik's Cube to pack seating, water purification, and digital services into one compact urban unit.
Urban Forest: A Vertical Ecosystem for 5,000 Workers in Singapore's Changi Business Park
Radially stacked pods and layered green decks turn a 7-acre plot into 47 acres of ecological workspace projected for 2040.
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.
Urban Seed: Rooting Cities in Ecological Balance Through Agricultural Infrastructure
A conceptual framework that treats farms as urban roots, markets as branches, and open spaces as the canopy where communities gather and thrive.
Urban Fun Farm: Merging Agriculture, Education, and Leisure in a Mega-City Hub
A shortlisted competition entry proposes a multi-functional waterfront complex where indoor farming, workshops, and public life coexist under one roof.
Living With The Land: Closing the Loop Between Food and Urban Form
A shortlisted Urban Meal Mine entry designs a circular food hub where agriculture, architecture, and community ownership converge in one civic anchor.
