Nature play landscape architecture

We continue with French philosopher Michel Foucault. In his 1967 speech to an architecture audience, he introduced the concept of

Ricardo Lara Linear Park transformed five blocks of flood-prone, underused, dumping ground along Interstate 105 in Lynwood, California. The community-focused park occupies a mile of former residential lots, vacated and later demolished to accommodate the freeway which was completed in 1993, bisecting Lynwood. For this park-poor city with some of the highest obesity rates in the country, a series of community workshops were held to generate ideas for the new park.

We design ecologically-rich and resource-efficient landscapes which inspire lasting bonds between people and place.

head start nature playground, playscape, preschool play, loose parts, STEM playground, waer play, log climbers, willow tunnel, play stage

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Funding follows inspiration Reconstruction Molenwaterpark Middelburg How to tackle a commission with a mismatch between available budget and program requirements? Everything starts with inspiration! Middelburg has only one genuine urban park: the Molenwaterpark, just outside its historic city walls. The park has a long history. It started as a turning loop for ships frequenting the […]

The Morton Arboretum is an internationally recognized tree-focused botanical garden and research center. Its 1,700 acres of beautiful tree-filled landscapes are a place of enjoyment, a vibrant hub for nature education, and a world-renowned center for scientific research that studies trees and how to sustain them.

From urban hospital gardens to penguin viewing areas, from gorge trails to cultural precincts, the National Landscape Architecture Awards focused on green spaces and sustainable infrastructure

A map of the best contemporary landscape architecture projects from around the world.

Henry Palmisano Park, once a quarry and landfill, has been transformed into an award-winning environmental park with nature trails, wetland habitats, native plantings, and sustainable design elements in Chicago.

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