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

ArchDaily

In areas with vast landscapes , incorporating natural elements is essential for seamlessly connecting architecture with its site. Conversely, in dense urban environments dominated by built structures, introducing greenery becomes also increasingly vital, reintroducing nature into the so-called " concrete jungle."

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The Groundwork of Great Design: Integrating Landscape into Architectural Narratives

Architizer

When we think of architecture, the mind often conjures images of towering structures, intricate façades and innovative forms. But beyond the physical structure lies an often-overlooked element that profoundly shapes the experience of these buildings: the landscape.

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Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library by Snøhetta rises out of North Dakota landscape

Deezen

Architecture studio Snøhetta has begun work on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library , releasing the first construction images as well as renderings of the building's green roof that appears to merge with the landscape. It will have exhibition areas as well as a large theatre. It has galleries and theatre Outside, a 1.3-mile

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Nieuwe Instituut Hosts "Garden Futures": An Exhibition on Modern Landscape's History and Impact

ArchDaily

Curated by Maria Heinrich and spatially designed by Frank Bruggeman, the exhibition presents the garden not only as a personal refuge, but also as a site reflecting broader political and commercial forces.

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Taming Exterior Greenery: Landscape Design for Houses in Natural Environments

ArchDaily

One of the most successful ways of achieving this is through a thoughtful design of the landscape that complements the built project.

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Swatt + Partners tucks Moss Rock home office into woodsy site in California

Deezen

Local architecture studio Swatt + Partners has used two vertical concrete slabs to support a "wood-framed glass box" that floats over the landscape and holds a home office. Situated in Dry Creek Valley, the site features a dense forest of Douglas fir, madrone and oak trees. The project, called Moss Rock, sits on a nine-acre (3.6-hectare)

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British Museum shortlists five teams to reimagine visitor welcome experience

Archinect

The multidisciplinary teams comprise landscape designers, architects, and public realm consultants. It also calls for a clear end-of-life plan that will account for the re-use of any structures erected on the site. The shortlisted teams are: Team one: Collective Cultures (OMMX, AANF, Msoma Architects, YAA Projec.