landscape
Join us for the first ever NESS talks on July 30th.
Three projects by the Argentinian Landscape architect Stefano Romagnoli.
An installation within a park in Santiago that invites people to disconnect from the daily rush and dive into different narratives.
In the existing urban landscape, a Convention Center is placed on a lower level and a park is created on its roof.
An adventurous sliding attraction inside the Jewel Changi Airport.
A restoration of a plaza located in an informal settlement in Venezuela developed together with the community.
MVRDV completes Tainan Spring, a lush lagoon and park in the preserved ruin of a mall in central Tainan.
A masterplan for the city of São Paulo that re-signifies the existent urban landscape in a project that speaks of both form and functionality.
A project that connects Chilean five hills.
An urban scale recovery process in Mexico that aims to regain the city’s natural landscape while improving its hydrological management.
A memorial park in Mexico City that reflects on the process of creating a dynamic and sensitive public space in an urban context.
The project responds to the Yangtze River, creating new connections and circulations for this city in China.
A building in Colombia that explores the relationship between eco-friendly devices and the social and cultural practices of its inhabitants.
Reformulating the relationship between a park and its surroundings, this project reactivates a forgotten public space in Buenos Aires.
An exploration of Manthey Kula’s post-potential drawings, site-specific projects, and an email conversation with lead architect Beate Hølmebakk.
A collective research that proposes critical solutions to encourage public spaces and social interaction.
A staircase that allows for different user experiences and that engages with the built heritage of the city of Salvador de Bahia in Brazil.
Memorial Space and Monument to the 100th Anniversary of the Alcorta Farmers Revolt.
Heidegger, technological control, and the artistic perspective meet to explore California’s rivers.
A play hub designed to redistribute activities between the courtyards and public spaces in a Moscow neighborhood.
This intervention transforms a former industrial site into a new urban park for the HafenCity quarter in Hamburg, Germany.
This solo exhibition at Sean Kelly in New York features polar landscapes and explores how humans and the natural are inextricably linked.
A transformation of parking spaces into an animated—and concentrated—parklet.
A mixed-use facility that combines a historic façade with a contemporary public space.
An exploration of landscape that opposes the formalistic, closed, stable, and objective.
Four projects by Uruguayan architects Gualano + Gualano.
In this episode, we talk with Marcelo and Martín Gualano about their Uruguayan practice.
This house, located in the outskirts of Moscow, explores the dissolution of the boundary between interior and exterior.
Brazilian office Terra e Tuma designed a house that merges with the surrounding landscape.
A tribute to the influential thinker and author of The Language of Post-Modern Architecture.
A nursery for the care and reproduction of the Guayacan tree in Oaxaca, Mexico.
The architects created a sustainable design for the soviet city Naberezhnye Chelny.
An exploration of the future of food in this London exhibition.
SO – IL has been commissioned by Exhibit Columbus to create a temporary installation on the Bartholomew County Courthouse Lawn.
Chinese office MUDA Architects designs a restaurant in a lotus pond hidden in a eucalyptus forest.
An event led by Fabrica de paisaje in collaboration with the Polar Lab AR team