Category: Landscape Architecture

Shift Architecture Urbanism and Kraftwerk have transformed a station district into a lively center for contemporary city life in Breda, the Netherlands. The name 5tracks are three impressive buildings that combine office space, residential units and a hotel, part of this project, a joint venture between Synchroon, JP van Eesteren and the architectural teams at… Continue reading Shift architecture urbanism and power plant company built a lively center for contemporary city life

Landscape architect and garden designer Nilufer Danis took in July, three graces of Galicia, a silver -born medal for her garden at the Rhs Hampton Court Garden Palace Festival. Danis is next on the hot seat to celebrate a round of faster fire questions in our Little interview series. Nilufer DanisDirector at Nilifer thanks to… Continue reading Little interviews expanded: Nilifer Danis

In the absence of stronger federal regulation, some states have started to regulate apps that offer “therapy” because more people turn to artificial intelligence for advice on mental health. But the laws that were all passed this year do not fully deal with the rapidly changing landscape of AI software development. And app developers, political… Continue reading The regulatory authorities have difficulties to keep up with the rapidly moving and complicated landscape of AI therapy apps

While the skyline in Southeast Asia is growing at astonishing pace, companies of companies are increasingly expanding their reach over the glass towers to the golf courses and high-end real estate, the luxury life and business in the region. The untouched, emerald green lawn, which hits these exclusive landscapes carpets, is no longer just a… Continue reading The advantage of the supply chain: How do the Southeast Asian lawn suppliers redefine the landscape construction economy?

David Miller/Associates adds Survey Crew Chief & Construction observation technicians Peter Romeo In June 2025, David Miller/Associates, Inc. (DM/A) welcomed Lancaster Peter Romeo to two departments and municipal services. Peter has been working in the industry for 11 years and was previously employed by Romeo Land Surveying and Dawood Engineering. DM/A offers services for customers… Continue reading Nathaniel Kurtz – WHO is the news on September 28, 2025 | Who is news

“The chapter of MID-Coast Chapter from Texas Master Naturalist is enthusiastic to announce the resounding success of its annual donation campaign for plant sales, which brought in impressive $ 18,000 in order to support the maintenance and restoration projects in eight counties in Texas. Thanks to the market donations of $ 10,000. Plastics corporation, USA.… Continue reading Mid-Koast Chapter Master Naturalists' Annual fundraising campaign for plant sales flowers with success | Rockport -Pilot

The book examines specific aspects of urban planning and environmental management in order to provide implementable knowledge and solutions. This book begins with an analysis of the urban processes and the development of mass residents using Famagusta, Cyprus, as a case study. It is emphasized how topographical factors influence urban growth and apartment patterns and… Continue reading Sustainable cities: pioneering approaches for green urbanism and the resistance of the climate

The well -known Chinese landscape architect Yu Kongjian, champion of the “Sponge City” concept, died late Tuesday in a plane crash in Pantanal moisture areas in Brazil, the Beijing University announced in an obituary on Thursday. The 62 -year -old Yu was a dean and founder of the college for architecture and landscape of Beijing… Continue reading The Beijing University mourns world -famous landscape architects

Congjian yus legacy in urban design Landscape architect Kongjian Yu, who died on September 23, 2025 in a small plane crash in Brazil at the age of 62 Design framework This uses natural landscapes and natural -based solutions to catch, store and clean urban water. When cities around the world have to struggle with floods,… Continue reading Congjian Yu's sponge cities show how urban design adapts to climate change

The renowned Chinese landscape architect Yu Kongjian, champion of the “Sponge City” concept, died on Thursday during a plane crash in Pantanal moisture areas in Brazil when he made a film on Tuesday. Yu, 62, dean and founder of the college for architecture and landscape of Beijing University, was the visionary behind China's groundbreaking “Sponge… Continue reading The Chinese architect behind the concept of the Sponge City dies in Brazilian aircraft crash