Any landscape is a condition of the spirit

This is a blog for Landscape Architects, Architects, Urbanists and Naturalists alike to find inspiration from existing and proposed landscapes. It features photography, artwork, architectural drawings and visualisations with a focus on the connection between built structures and Landscapes

[moodboardmix]

Peter Zumthor, “Secular Retreat,” Chivelstone, Devon 

[nexttoparchitects]

via @next_top_architects_store #next_top_architects in #NEXTarch We Trust by @mario_cuccinella_architects photo @mylovelybologna #Pollution2018 #ReflAcion #PiazzaSantoStefano #Bologna

[scavengedluxury]

Concrete seating. Lichfield, April 2017.

[arkitekcher]

Rose House | Sergey Makhno Architects Location: Carpathian Mountains, Ukraine

[bou-vie]

Cultural Centre / Southbank

Brisbane, March 2016

[architecture-anddesign]

Villa Issa Megaron, Vis, Croatia (Proarh, 2017) [3992x2992]

[dezainnet]

ステファノ・ボエリが設計しているイタリア北部、トレヴィーゾの集合住宅「cà delle alzaie」(designboom) Stefano Boeri Architetti to construct urban forest in Treviso, Northern Italy (designboom)

[keepingitneutral]

‘Chantli Kuaulakoyokan,’ Mexico City by Gerardo Broissin

[bridogradiliste]

Ridge House by Olson Kundig (2003) in Washington, USA.

[hyperform]

[architecturalmodels]

[abandonedandurbex]

The beautiful, but tragically failed, Gleno Dam in the Bergamo, Province of northern Italy. [3872 ×2592].

[dailyoverview]

Loosdrecht is a town of roughly 8,600 inhabitants in the North Holland Province of the Netherlands. It is known for its lakes, the Loosdrechtse Plassen, which attract thousands of tourists each year. Surrounding these lakes are hundreds of peat polders — low-lying pieces of reclaimed land protected by dikes, around 4,000 of which exist in the Netherlands.

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52°12'02.0"N, 5°06'54.8"E

Source imagery: DigitalGlobe

[nexttoparchitects]

Timber is often regarded as a tree’s most valuable asset, but what if there was a way to harness the living plant for construction without cutting it down? That’s the guiding principle behind Baubotanik, a fusion between tree shaping and modern materials that give rise to a living, breathing building. This extraordinary and meticulous method of architecture allows the trees to continue their growth, while locking in carbon, producing oxygen, and providing shade and habitat.

Baubotanik, or Living Plant Constructions by architect, Dr. Ferdinand Ludwig

[archimodels]

[archimodels]

© jagnefalt milton - house - corsica, france - 2009

[la-beaute--de-pandore]

Laurent Kronental

[nexttoparchitects]

Architect @Rasemkamal proposed an underground network beneath the dessert of Wadi Rum in Jordan, which connects series of sunken courtyards, hotel rooms, spa facilities and exhibition halls. This project is the architectural product of Kamal’s M.Arch.thesis at @ricearch - (Subtraction follows Function).