Playsages is the theme for the 18th edition of the International Garden Festival, “Playsages” is a play on words (play + paysages), “paysage” is the word for landscape in French. Whether you are a child or an adult with a | Read More
The Shmapped app has been launched as part of the Improving Wellbeing Through Urban Nature project (IWUN) led by the University of Sheffield. The app enables city residents to map good things they encounter in their city. The aim of | Read More
The World Architecture Festival celebrates its tenth edition in Berlin in November this year, with the 2017 awards programme receiving more entries than ever before – 924, increasing by 18% from the 2016 awards. The awards shortlist revealed today is | Read More
Encircled by the Saint-Pierre basin, the maritime canal and the Victor-Hugo channel, the future Palais de Justice and the Alexis-de-Tocqueville library stand on the 11 hectares of a former wasteland at the far end of the Caen Peninsula. The development | Read More
Located in the northern suburbs of Sydney the Ku-ring-gai area is renowned for its extensive tree cover and network of parks and open spaces. However, urban development is increasing population density and placing greater pressure on existing open spaces and | Read More
Dunbar is a historic harbour town on the east coast of Scotland. This project concerns the design of a new public gathering and performance space within a former 18thC civil defensive bastion. The Lamer Island Battery was built in 1781 | Read More
Radbahn will transform the forgotten space along Berlin’s famous U1 elevated subway line into a major urban thoroughfare and create a space for contemporary mobility, innovation and leisure. A journey from Zoo to Oberbaumbrücke Radbahn runs through a city that | Read More
The corridor that spans Cambridge, Milton Keynes, Northampton and Oxford defines one of the most productive and fastest-growing knowledge networks in the United Kingdom. It is home to 3.3 million people and hosts some of the country’s most successful cities, | Read More
The epicenter for Northern Europe’s biggest music and arts festival, Roskilde Festival, is a lush nature-based architecture setting designed by renowned Danish landscape architects SLA. When the arts program for this year’s 5-day Roskilde Festival opens Wednesday afternoon, the festival’s | Read More
The project “the elastic limit” from the architectural and landscape firm “topio7” was awarded with the 1st Prize at the competition for the “Regeneration and Reuse of the former Cemetery of Neapoli – Athens” The competition’s site has a special | Read More
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