Near Geneva, the Aire river flows through valleys historically devoted to farming. From late 19th century the river was progressively canalized. In 2001, the State of Geneva opened a competition with the idea of restoring the river to its original shape and meanders by destroying the canal.
Buitenschot is situated in Hollands largest Lakebed polder, the Haarlemmermeer. This fifth runway, built in 2003, is in close vicinity of living quarters and an industrial area of Hoofddorp, the largest settlement in the Haarlemmermeer.
The project is a component of Sustainable Sydney 2030, harvesting stormwater from the Newtown catchment at the measure of 850 million litres/year. Water is captured, made good and returned viable through a dynamic, new waterscape; at all times connecting park users to the water narrative of capture, movement and cleansing.
Caramoniña is one of those vacant sites in the city, Santiago de Compostela in this case. They are complicated sites, without any clear use or even good access. The plot is on the way from the Historical City to the nearby Almáciga neighbourhood.
At four cardinal points the terrain of Louvre Lens museum is joined to the territories on several km by what remains of the cavaliers. As such the museum park irrigates the country in-depth the same as the garden cities so singular are all naturally brought to the threshold of the museum.
The Great Wall of WA is located on a remote cattle station in Western Australia, in a rugged landscape that created testing set of design parameters to encapsulate in this unique project to provide cattle musterers’ accommodation. The client required 12 compact units that are maintenance free and energy efficient.
The design of Baxi Island takes a nature-first approach to demonstrate the integration of ecological, social and economic sustainability.
