Landscape Architecture
Rollerhaus Re-imagines Chicago as a Futuristic Eco Metropolis
Through an extremely in-depth report, paired with dazzling visual representations, design and think tank group Rollerhaus imagined an eco-centric future vision of Chicago that is without cars, with new
Student Designed Eco-Lodge in Morocco Features a Zero Water Adventure Golf Course
The town of Merzouga, located on the southern edge of Morocco, is home to some of the tallest and most impressive sand dunes in the Sahara Desert. Not long after the establishment of the first hotel in
Ginger Group Unveils Plan to Transform the Eiffel Tower Into a Gigantic Tree
A group of consultants in Paris has hatched a plan to turn the Eiffel Tower into a giant tree by covering it with 600,000 plants. Their dream is to literally plant the 324 meter tall aesthetic symbol of
Multilevel Vertical Allotments Turn Decrepit Buildings Into Spectacular Garden Towers
Translating Yona Friedman’s ideas of participation, Lucie Dadakova designed these ‘Multilevel Vertical Urban Allotments’ as her final year project for an Interior Design degree course.
American Society of Landscape Architects Highlights 479 Green Infrastructure Projects
The American Society of Landscape Architects just released an incredible useful and comprehensive database of 479 case studies of successful “green rainwater infrastructure” projects. It
Inhotim Art Park Blossoms Inside a Brazilian Botanical Garden
A breathtaking art park is emerging in Brazil, as a brilliant addition to the country’s already blooming contemporary arts scene. Bernardo Paz, an entrepreneur from the mining industry, has put his
Dazzling Light Installation by Bruce Munro Set to Sprout at Longwood Gardens
Circuitry really is the new root system, no? Wires connecting us all over the planet. So it’s inspiring to envision the coming work of artist Bruce Munro: a field of glowing orbs growing up out of
The Green Cathedral Is an Interpretation of Notre Dame in Trees
John Muir once called a redwood grove his cathedral. Similar in vein, De Groene Kathedraal (translated as the Green Cathedral) is an organic copy of the famed Notre Dame, and is very much in
AnneMarie van Splunter’s ‘Rubber Tree’ Turns Used Tires Into a Spectacular Playground
Every year consumers in the United States toss 220,000,000 automobile tires in the trash. But while these defunct tires are being seen as useless by the majority, designer AnneMarie van Splunter has a
INTERVIEW: Architect James Corner On NYC’s High Line Park
The High Line urban park project in New York City opened last summer to tremendous excitement from locals and tourists alike looking to escape the bustling streets for a more peaceful, green enclave in
VIDEO: High Line Section Two Opens in NYC!
Section two of New York City’s High Line Park opened recently to great acclaim, and Team Inhabitat were among the first to catch a glimpse of this amazing new green space! The High Line is a
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