TK Studio released development plans for the new Nong Fab LNG Receiving Terminal terrain, located near Amphoe Mueang Rayong, Thailand. The expansive 29.7-hectare site includes 21.6 hectares of land to be used as a receiving terminal, for storage and for | Read More
Grant Associates has scooped an award at the Singapore Landscape Architecture Awards 2019 for Robinson Tower. Working with lead architect KPF and local practice Architects 61, Grant Associates’ landscape strategy for the 175-meter high tower in Singapore’s CBD was to | Read More
The Moon Bay floodplain project with about 1.1km2 is located in the west of Xiangyang City, Hubei province. The site has come into being under thousands of years’ scouring of the Han River. Backing the main embankment of the river on | Read More
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) announced the 2019 Professional and Student Award winners. Chosen from 544 submissions, this year’s 36 Professional Award winners represent the best of landscape architecture in the General Design, Residential Design, Analysis & Planning, | Read More
Civita Central Park is an award-winning urban infill project that transforms a former sand and gravel quarry into a sustainable urban village in the Mission Valley neighborhood of San Diego, California. Schmidt Design Group provided landscape architectural services for nearly | Read More
The Landscape Architecture Symposium at the University of Guelph attracted a full house of students (graduates and undergraduates), faculty, and some professions to listen and engagement with an array of talented, well- accomplished international speakers, who are highly regarded in the | Read More
While barriers are often implicated in larger concerns related to control and power structures, fences can also provide security and sanctuary. Drawing out these tensions, LeuWebb Project’s site-specific work ‘Long Division’ uses the fence as a starting off point to | Read More
one canal, two landscapes, many layers conflicting demandsParklands in the contemporary city are facing a series of seemingly conflicting demands. They need to provide: balance to, and escape from, the cultural activity of the city; cultural amenities essential for people | Read More
Over the years, a few sports facilities were built on a central city block of Maia, Portugal. With the lack of a master plan, the many buildings and equipment were built according to the needs of the moment. The urge | Read More
Water Theatre That Engages Culture, Refines Nature and Connects Community The importance of the Jinshui River extends back to the city’s origins. Modern development has turned this important river and flood control system into a disposal site for industrial waste. | Read More
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