Forest landscape architecture

Every landscape architect should be well-aware of the role of forests both in environmental and social sense. Forests are dark and seem wild, so clearings feel liberating and secure. Visibility is low which makes forest misterious or even terrifying. One can get lost pretty quickly, so paths are of paramount importance. For landscape architects forests may be attractive as there are more tools for playing with the natural light and volumes.

Transformation of the Rems Valley and Rems – from the source of the river to its mouth In 2019 the first intercommunal garden show took place in Baden-Württemberg, and 16 municipalities used the event to develop in a sustainable and contemporary way more than 80 km of the Rems Valley from the source of the […]

SOA Architekti created the park on the site of an old graveyard.

DELVA on Instagram: "WOODLAND | DURBUY In Durbuy, our design integrates forest development and landscape enhancement, prioritizing ecological farming, water management, afforestation, and sustainable housing. We begin with actions to foster a diverse ecosystem, including forests, buffer zones, terraces, food forests, flower meadows, and water bodies, recognizing that every challenge presents an opportunity to address pressing ecological and climate concerns. #afforestation #architecture…

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Image 15 of 21 from gallery of Tirana 2030: Watch How Nature and Urbanism Will Co-Exist in the Albanian Capital. Two million trees will encircle the city centre, preventing urban sprawl. Image Courtesy of Attu Studio

Turenscape, a Beijing-based landscape architecture and urban planning studio, and