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Vertical Garden: Projects, Journals & Ideas

59 Projects 69 Journals 15 Publications 1 Competitions

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Vertical gardens represent an approach to landscape design that brings greenery into built environments by growing plants on walls, facades, and structural surfaces. This strategy addresses urban space constraints while creating visual and environmental benefits through integrated vegetation.

The community explores diverse applications of vertical greens, from conceptual landscape installations and residential garden designs to architectural interventions that replace or wrap building facades with living systems. Projects range from small-scale horticultural homes to full-building green shells and studio spaces transformed by tropical vegetation.

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UNI24 works

UNI Editorial15 works

Chenlu Yang3 works

hashem taher2 works

Misak Terzibasiyan2 works

Habiba Mukhtar2 works

AMIR FEIZINEZHADGHESHLAGHI2 works

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Sadaf and 3 others

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Farmscape

The design is inspired from the traditional geographic farm land pattern of London so it is reflected in design. The iconic form covers majority of the land creating symbiosis between nature and architecture. The necessary functions and programs, zoning and infrastructures are submerged in the design as they will not hamper the natural essence.

Henry and 2 others

481

Futurra

FutuRra is the new place to achieve social and agricultural sustainability for the next few decades, retransform from the new covent market in Nine Elms. It seeks to reconsider the traditional agricultural activities between the land and architecture and also the relationship between farmers and consumers.

Fulya and 4 others

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The Future

Seed refers to regeneration as the metaphor and the beginning of a cycle. It was aimed to take the seed out of the area where it was stored and protected and to meet with the citizen and to become a part of the city as a continuation of the cycle as an image. Collision points were considered for urban and seed interaction.

Sehr and Anita

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Fore^t De Poche

Creating an oxygen chamber using elements from nature, and creating a micro-climate within, along with raising awareness regarding pollution are the main objectives of this natural walkway. The installation is a self-sufficient module, that produces its own electricity, and focuses on highlighting sensory experience within the design.

Tân

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Farm "Form"

we idea for a convertible farm is a concept of meshes, farming is divided into areas by field trials. It is similar to the subdivision. In urban areas. Since then, the transformation of the farming model from rural to urban has been transformed into vertical development of agricultural floors and relies on the structural framework of the building to develop

Yana and Elis

GREEN MILL

The concept of is based on the classical theory of sustainable development, as a result, we get an agrocluster which in the structure of the city forms a stable attitude and understanding of the citizens of the full cycle of agricultural production and thus gives it the potential to maintain self-sufficiency and a healthy lifestyle.

Nicolas and 3 others

Oasis

Home, understood since its beginning with fire, around which the first communities of hunters and collectors congregated, reflects a feeling of protection and wellbeing. In the near future its meaning has to be rethought in the concept of oasis, synonymous of community and life.

Omar and Omar

The Vertical Park

The idea was to redefine the city life by taking advantage of the function, number and location of VERTICAL PARKINGS and turn them into VERTICAL PARKS . Redefine people's life from being imprisoned by crowded and bulky towers that affect their mental health daily to a more comfortable and environmentally friendly life by light weight VERTICAL PARKS .

Yujie and Matthew

NINE ELMS FOOD PARK

The Nine Elms Food Park showcases a variety of food production strategies, giving visitors and residents the opportunity to learn how food from all over world is grown. The food produced and processed on-site offers a new urban lifestyle that revitalizes essential food production knowledge and skills while also connecting urban populations with nature.

Katarzyna and Petter

Toolset for a City's Metabolism

We call for embracing voids within urban tissue, not necessarily meaning these should be neglected in planning but rather open for spontaneity. As a spatial tool we propose a structure that can grow and shrink according to the needs and engagement of its creators - the locals. Constructed out of simple scaffolding elements it is fully reusable.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 week ago

REAL Architects and Challenge Design Plant a Timber Gridshell Seed at the Heart of Shanghai's West Bund

On Shanghai's Xuhui Waterfront, a 230 m² glazed timber lattice dome anchors a terraced garden and lets its structure do all the talking.

Landscape Design

Installations

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 week ago

Studio KRAFT Stacks Timber Treehouses Along the Edges of a Crowded Budapest Schoolyard

In Budapest's Terézváros, a timber playgarden climbs the courtyard edges so 500 children keep their sports court and gain quiet places to retreat.

Landscape Design

Installations

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 week ago

gaSSz arquitectos Builds a Demountable Circular-Economy Garden from Rubble and Tires in Madrid's Vicálvaro

In Vicálvaro, Madrid, a 2,400 m² garden of bolted yellow steel, rubble gabions and tire-rubber paving treats public space as a reversible material bank.

Landscape Design

Housing

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 week ago

Pequeño Atelier de Arquitectura Contemporánea Stacks Boxes over a Garden Setback in Zapopan

On the slopes of the Primavera Forest near Guadalajara, a 2008 house of stacked volumes turns a mandatory side setback into the garden every room faces.

Building Design

Architectural Promenade