A concept first developed by John Bela, Blaine Merker, and Matthew Passmore in San Fransisco, Park(ing) Day has become a global urbanist holiday. Since 2005, design firms around the world have been turning single parking stalls into mini parks, temporarily | Read More
As a landscape architect, we often look to procure services from other professionals including architects, engineers, horticulturalists, ecologists, irrigation designers, lighting designers, landscape contractors and many others. How we obtain these services is often based on past experience and word | Read More
SLA creates public urban oasis for Shanghai’s newest commercial development, The Springs Together with Henning Larsen and client Tishmann Speyer, Danish landscape architects SLA have designed a unique urban nature oasis in the center of Shanghai called The Springs. The | Read More
Stadium Park on the Burswood Peninsula in Perth, Western Australia is home to the city’s new Optus Stadium. The 41-hectare precinct, designed by HASSELL, provides an engaging waterside environment for the world-class sports and entertainment venue, as well as an | Read More
A brand new shipyard on the River Thames, the first in 300 years, is being proposed as part of an ambitious regeneration designed to counter the loss of creative and productive land use in London. The site is being developed | Read More
Project Background A big challenge for a little town – Regain the pride Depopulation and deterioration Ninety five percent of town of Kamikawa is covered with forest. has been serious since the loss of their primary industry, forestry. people in the town | Read More
Water is at the heart of LDA Design’s landscape-led masterplan for Oktyabrsky Island in Kaliningrad, Russia, which has won an international competition run by Strelka KB with the support of the regional Kaliningrad government. LDA Design’s urban design team overcame | Read More
Urban Initiatives designed the Carnivores Trail to align with Melbourne Zoo’s Long Range Plan, which aims to significantly increase visitation and enhance the onsite experience by connecting visitors with animals, improving animal welfare and educating the public about wildlife conservation. | Read More
On a 50 m pavement stretch at Nørrebro in Copenhagen you can now walk on water. A pilot sidewalk for the innovative climate adaptation project The Climate Tile is now laid out in front of Café Heimdalsgade22, to the delight | Read More
SCAPE has released photos of the newly completed and opened Midtown Center Plaza in Washington D.C. The Midtown Center Plaza, part of Carr Properties’ Midtown Center mixed-use project, activates the urban fabric of downtown Washington, D.C., introducing a 15,000 square foot | Read More
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