Landscape Design

Discover 116 award-winning designs tagged Landscape Design on A Design Magazine.

Brand: Dagmara Berent Design Type: Home Garden Category: Landscape Design

Architectural

The garden is dominated by simple solutions and forms as well as minimalism in the choice of color. Transparency reigns in it. Materials for surfaces and elements of small architecture have been carefully selected, and above all plant species whose flowers and foliage set the tone for the garden style. Its lines harmonize with the geometry of the lawn. The garden looks attractive not only in the rays of spring sun. After dusk, soft lighting brings out the color and beauty of plants, shapes of small architecture elements, introducing an aura of mystery.

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Brand: Maolin National Scenic Area Design Type: Public Art Category: Landscape Design

Circle Origin Source

Circle Origin Source is a public artwork located in the Rinari tribal area in Taiwan. The work covers about 16 square meters and includes plaza floor art, a decorated railing beside the parking lot and two columns at the entrance of the visitor center. Layered concentric circles carry totem patterns based on Paiwan culture. Stone, copper, stainless steel, brass and brick are combined so that the work lasts. The design honors the three tribes that rebuilt their homes after the 2009 storm and gives the community a shared place for gathering and ceremonies.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Public Park Category: Landscape Design

Urban Literature

Urban Literature is a public park designed around the Taichung Literacy Museum in Taichung City, Taiwan. The park covers 15287.57 square meters and links historical sites with open green space. Vintage walls of an old dormitory are preserved as part of a storytelling route. A curved wall at the entrance recalls the narrow streets and alleys of the past. A bamboo forest leads to a literary pathway that ends at a hundred-year-old tree, a poetry wall and a wide square. The design connects local history with daily community life.

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Brand: Weiling Huang Design Type: Residential Landscape Category: Landscape Design

The Secret Garden

The Secret Garden is a residential landscape design for a housing development in Foshan. The garden covers 42300 square meters and combines classical and modern features. Flowers, grass, mounds and stones are arranged in a controlled pattern, and sculptures are placed along the route. Water features run through the whole site, from a spring path at the entrance to a waterfall in the rear garden. The layout keeps the walking route clear, so residents can move through the garden without losing direction. The design offers city residents a calm place close to nature.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Landscape Category: Landscape Design

Natural Flow

Natural Flow is a landscape design for a residential community. The layout follows a modern minimal geometric style, in which horizontal and vertical lines define separate spaces. A geometric water feature, walls set along the buildings, and framed groups of plants mark the entrance. Circulation routes are arranged in stages, so outdoor and indoor movement remain distinct. Ramps and staircases connect the public spaces on several floors. A sunken garden brings sunlight and fresh air to the lower level, and tall zelkova trees are reflected in the still water.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Landscape Category: Landscape Design

Sky Tree

Sky Tree is a landscape design for a residential development. The layout is based on a central axis, open empty space, geometric framed views and overlapping layers of depth. These elements form calm areas with distinct characters, linked by clear circulation routes and framed artworks. Five pines in the front yard recall a traditional Chinese symbol of honour. A sculpture of a resting horse stands on the lawn at the centre. On the southwest side, a pool shaped like a jade belt is surrounded by varied planting and helps to moderate the local climate.

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Brand: Vicky Chan Design Type: Waterfront Park Category: Landscape Design

Interface

Interface is a waterfront park proposal for the Hangang River in Seoul, South Korea. The design covers 5.6 kilometres of pedestrian network, divided into three zones with six themes. Nine connection bases use ramps and elevators to link different levels and to create elevated platforms and shaded spaces for activities. Coloured, separated paths for walking and cycling are placed on either side of a planted drainage strip. New lighting and clear signage improve safety and orientation. Interface is intended to give people of all abilities equal access to the river.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Landscape Category: Landscape Design

River of Light

River of Light is a landscape design for the side yard of a residential community. Curved strip patterns form the main theme and create layered spaces of water and greenery. A former plain backyard has been reshaped into a smooth and intriguing walking route with secured privacy. Curved reinforced concrete walls of different heights were built with customized molds and bent rebars, some of which were shaped on site. Native perennial plants, evergreen trees and shrubs form a green boundary that changes with the seasons. Lighting reveals a different character at night.

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Brand: Shanghai Lacime Design Co. Ltd. Design Type: Landscape Renovation Category: Landscape Design

U Cube

U Cube is a landscape renovation of a small scale street in Shanghai, China, completed in 2018. The design follows a philosophy of removing complexity and keeping simplicity. Minimal elements, futuristic materials and refined details turn the street into a practical office landscape. The original lane was narrow and dark, so the layout was based on the principle of stretching space. A fine doorplate and an iconic entrance divide the office area from the residential area. Vehicle access is controlled to provide a quiet and independent working environment.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Landscape Category: Landscape Design

Evergreen

Evergreen is a landscape design for a residential community. Clear geometric planes and layered light and shadow turn an irregular outdoor space into a garden with several levels and varied functions. Circular walk paths guide movement and link areas of different heights. The surrounding pools form a continuous water landscape and help lower nearby temperatures. Evergreen and drought tolerant plants reduce water use and maintenance. A roof garden with native ground cover plants and solar panels also provides a shaded resting area.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Landscapes Category: Landscape Design

Teal Sea

Teal Sea is a landscape design for a residential development in Taichung, Taiwan. The site covers 4200 square meters and faces Wen-Xin Forest Park. The building volumes were reduced so that 60 percent of the land could be released as open space next to the park green area. Flowing water, layered planting, old trees and a small bridge guide the view and the walking route. A public artwork made of multi-faceted diamond-shaped metal marks the street corner square. The project was completed in December 2019.

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Brand: Hsu Fu Chu Design Type: Landscapes Category: Landscape Design

Next 1

Next 1 is a residential landscape design covering 2300 square meters in Taichung, Taiwan. The layout follows geometric lines and layered planting that create overlapping levels of depth. Curved paths guide movement along the street and soften the walking space. Multi-layer planting changes with the four seasons, and simple seats are placed in the open areas. Wide open space, repeated planting layers and pools help adjust the microclimate and reduce the need for indoor lighting. The design brings a village-like humanistic setting into the community.

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