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Taming Nature: How Architecture is Redefining Its Relationship with the Environment

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Image Stanley Fung Integrating natural elements into architectural design has long been a fundamental pursuit in creating comfortable, sustainable environments that enhance both individual well-being and the relationship between buildings and their surrounding context.

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Luxelakes C7 South Golden Bay Model Island Phase II by MaiWei Landscape Architecture Studio

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Inspired by the concept of "Outside The Frame," the project incorporates integrated pathways and entryways that seamlessly connect architecture and its surrounding landscape. This approach breaks traditional spatial boundaries, merging the entry spaces with the environment. Interwoven light, shadow, and ve.

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Exploring the Legacy of Modernism in Landscape Architecture

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Image © Barrett Doherty courtesy The Cultural Landscape Foundation Modernist landscape architecture marked a radical shift from traditional garden designs , emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and a stronger connection between people and their environments. Read more »

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The Groundwork of Great Design: Integrating Landscape into Architectural Narratives

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But beyond the physical structure lies an often-overlooked element that profoundly shapes the experience of these buildings: the landscape. In modern design, landscape architecture should not be an afterthought; it should be an integral component of the overall project that creates harmony between the built spaces and the natural environment.

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Residential Architecture in Ecuador: 8 Contemporary House Projects That Respect Their Natural Surroundings

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Image Punto Dos Studio Ecuador , though a relatively small country in terms of land area, boasts a vast and diverse range of ecosystems and natural landscapes, including the Andes mountains, the Pacific coastline, and the Amazon rainforest. Read more

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Building Among the Branches: A Showcase of Contemporary Treehouse Architecture

ArchDaily

Similarly, many architects use the local topography to create seamless connections, incorporating ramps, stairs, or bridges that integrate with the landscape. This sensitivity to the environment is reflected not only in the structural design but also in the careful selection of materials.

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Mimetic Houses: 15 Latin American Projects Integrated into the Landscape

ArchDaily

Cortesía de Prashant Ashoka Latin America 's natural landscape is incredibly diverse, featuring everything from majestic mountains to expansive deserts. In this varied geography, many architectural projects are noteworthy for their seamless integration with their surroundings, blending subtly into the landscape. Read more »

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