Category: Landscape Architecture

Jakub Kondracki proposed the design in his master's thesis a modern tourist center in the Scandinavian fjord region, in the picturesque village of Hamnøya in Lofoten. The author's goal was to design a facility that not only meets the growing demand for tourist attractions in the region, but also fits perfectly into the specific landscape… Continue reading Architecture of the water and land border. Tourist center in Norway

By Cee Harmon Abdulahi Opejin is a visionary committed to developing sustainable communities through innovative infrastructure planning and environmental protection in urban planning. He designs urban landscapes to balance development, ecological protection, and social inclusiveness by seamlessly combining technical expertise with a commitment to resilience and justice. His journey into urban planning began in 2015… Continue reading Shaping a sustainable environment and urban development

FORNEY, TX – In a critical step for the city's emerging development landscape, Langan Engineering will submit an application to the Forney Planning and Zoning Commission on January 2, 2025, seeking approval to convert a 50,786-acre parcel of land from its current use to a single-family home to a hybrid apartment building called Wayfare at… Continue reading Wayfare Addition seeks approval to convert 50 acres from single-family to multi-family development | Local News

Artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from a fleeting trend to an essential component across industries, increasing efficiency and boosting revenue generation. However, concerns remain about the impact on employment, as well as issues relating to intellectual property, privacy and liability. As AI becomes more prevalent, companies are looking to create business value by engaging customers… Continue reading The unstoppable rise of AI: Revolutionizing industries and work landscapes

Regenerative architects want to design structures that restore ecosystems, improve biodiversity, and contribute to the overall health of their surroundings | Photo credit: Getty Images/iStockPhoto NNo matter where you live in the world, climate change is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. The signs are everywhere, whether you are directly affected by the impact of these… Continue reading The importance of sustainable architectural studies in today's world

The vast landscapes of Iceland. Photo: Domenico Convertini/Creative Commons If your suitcase is gathering dust and your passport is crying out for a new stamp, consider this your official boarding call for 2025. The world is full of destinations that will delight you, from icy landscapes that seem like they're from another planet to to… Continue reading Passport to Adventure: The Best Travel Destinations in 2025

Starting a design company is no small feat. Often it is the result of years of financial planning, training or hard work serving a different client or a completely different industry. Becoming an entrepreneur feels like crossing a threshold—but for many business owners, it's neither the final nor the biggest leap they'll take in their… Continue reading 7 key business pivots from this year's Trade Tales podcast

Concrete doesn't typically inspire thoughts of artistry or adaptability – it's solid, gray and static. But Amorphous Concrete turns that notion on its head, proving that even the most stable materials can grow and evolve. This award-winning project combines high-tech algorithms with timeless materials, creating a system that is as much about beauty as it… Continue reading Nature meets concrete: How AI is reshaping urban landscapes in 2024

Glamping Corfu launches a groundbreaking sustainable tourism initiative, offering luxury eco-accommodation while preserving the natural beauty of Mathraki Island and strengthening the local community. Introducing a new era of tourism to Mathraki Island Glamping Corfu, an innovative eco-tourism company, has unveiled its luxury glamping project on the island of Mathraki, one of Greece's remote Diapontic… Continue reading Glamping Corfu announces transformative ecotourism project on Mathraki Island

Accordingly, the scope of research for local adaptation of detailed planning covers an area of ​​approximately 2,199 m². The northeast borders the planned street (B=11m); The southeastern side borders the proposed site of the Gia Lam People's Court District Headquarters; The southwest borders the planned site for the headquarters of the Gia Lam District People's… Continue reading Adjustment of the detailed planning on both sides of the Doc Hoi – University of Agriculture route