#lantana

[evenlyevi]

Lantanas in the afternoon.

Bsky / Tip jar

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Flowers on the front steps yesterday

[keepingitneutral]

Aranyani Pavilion: Sacred Nature, New Delhi, India,

The Aranyani Pavilion is conceived as a contemporary interpretation of the sacred grove,  a spatial environment where architecture, landscape, and craft exist in quiet reciprocity. The pavilion’s primary structure is formed from bamboo, establishing a lightweight yet resilient framework that reflects both ecological sensitivity and deep-rooted craft traditions. This structural system is complemented by woven and assembled lantana, bringing together digital design methodologies with traditional handcraft.

The pavilion unfolds as a gradual spatial trajectory that encourages slow movement, reflection, and sensory engagement with texture, shade, and light. By transforming lantana, an invasive species in India that requires ecological removal, into a primary architectural element, the project proposes a narrative of regeneration, where environmental stewardship and cultural craft become inseparable from architectural expression.

Courtesy: T__M.Space

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[rainie-is-seasonchange]

Lantana flower.

Oita, Japan.

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Lantana Camara Kyū-Furukawa Gardens Kita, Tokyo, Japan

[photoblogdujour]

Lantana was rarely my favorite ride in the theme park, but this year the Lantana clan has sharpened up their delivery, put out the colors, improved staying power and increased rider engagement. Lantana has shown what a major upgrade in the theme garden park does for garden revenue enhancement.

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Lantana