Category: Landscape Architecture

Kabul is now considered one of the clearest symbols of Afghanistan's urban development crisis, a crisis that has taken root not only in the city's physical landscape but also in its social, economic and environmental structures. What has brought Kabul to its current state is the confluence of several factors: the mass return of refugees,… Continue reading The urban development crisis and the collapse of the planning system in Afghanistan

Why is heritage, and particularly African heritage, such an important aspect of creating art? Because legacy is not nostalgia; It is a living archive. African heritage in particular has been misrepresented or reduced for centuries. By weaving it into contemporary, even futuristic, frameworks, I not only reference it but expand upon it, demonstrating its sophistication,… Continue reading Loza Maléombhos Portals of Heritage – PhotoBook Magazine

The City of Boerne Planning Department held a neighborhood discussion on August 19, 2025 regarding a proposed drive-thru and special use permit for Scooter's Coffee for a location at 31500 IH-10 adjacent to the existing Bill Miller's restaurant. Joanne Marie Andrade, planner with the City of Boerne, opened the meeting by explaining that the special… Continue reading Boerne Neighborhood Meeting Reviews Scooter's Coffee Drive-through Special Use Permit for 31500 IH-10

By Hetty Startup This is the second installment of View on Views, a series of 10 columns about landscaping in Amherst. Read the first part here. This time I want to highlight trees as a key design element and the work of the city's Public Shade Tree Committee, which is helping to create a greener,… Continue reading View on Views: The work of our Shade Tree Committee – Making Amherst greener, cooler and more beautiful.

How can smallholder farmers be at the heart of highly integrated carbon and biodiversity outcomes? That's the question Verra will explore at the International Sustainable Rice Forum (ISRF) 2025, a global gathering focused on transforming rice production through climate-smart, nature-based solutions. Verra speaker: Nafil Rabbani Attamimi, Senior Program Officer, Natural Climate SolutionsBreakout Session 3: Farm… Continue reading The International Sustainable Rice Forum (ISRF) 2025

The Queensland Government is calling for proposals to develop “one of Brisbane’s last remaining riverside industrial sites”, currently home to the Visy glass recycling and manufacturing facility. According to a media statement from Prime Minister David Crisafulli and Deputy Prime Minister Jarrod Bleijie, the government's vision for the 7.1-hectare South Bank site is to develop… Continue reading The site of the Olympic broadcast facility in Brisbane was swapped for a mixed-use district plan

Home » ASIA » Indonesia Bali is facing an urgent call to protect its stunning green landscapes and priceless cultural heritage amid unstoppable development, experts warn Published on October 22, 2025 Bali, Indonesia's iconic tourist destination, is at risk of losing its lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage as tourism continues to develop rapidly. Environmental… Continue reading Indonesia Bali is facing an urgent call to protect its stunning green landscapes and priceless cultural heritage amid unstoppable development, experts warn

© Hiroyuki Oki + 14 shareshare Facebook Twitter post Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1035265/infinity-village-g8a-architecture-and-urban-planning © Hiroyuki Oki Text description of the architects. “Infinity Village” is located 40 km from the center of Hanoi in Silicon Valley in northern Vietnam and is part of the Hoa Lac high-tech development zone. The global master plan consists of a… Continue reading Infinity Village / G8A Architecture & Urban Planning

Home » SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL » Sustainable tourism in Croatia: How Istria, Dubrovnik and coastal cities are fighting mass tourism and inflation – everything you should know Published on October 21, 2025 Croatia actively sets priorities sustainable tourism as a core aspect of its development strategy for the coming decade. With a strong focus on extending… Continue reading Sustainable tourism in Croatia: How Istria, Dubrovnik and coastal cities are fighting mass tourism and inflation – everything you should know

The winning team selected for the estimated £50,000 (excluding VAT) project will produce architectural, engineering and landscaping proposals for a redevelopment of Walltown Country Park – one of the key visitor destinations along Hadrian's Wall. The £1.5 million Walltown Wider Horizons project aims to transform the 17-hectare park near Haltwhistle – which currently hosts small… Continue reading Walltown Country Park, Northumberland