Tag Land Art

27-12-2018
LuzInterruptus, Literature vs Traffic in Ann Arbor
Last October, Luz Interruptus, the Spanish creative collective was invited by the University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities to set up one of its most famous installations - Literature vs Traffic - in Ann Arbor, after they had previously installed it in Toronto, Melbourne, Madrid, and New York.

24-12-2018
Zollverein Park, a unique example of the restructuring of brownfield land
Zollverein, the former coal mine and cokery in Essen, Germany that houses a park by the same name is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

17-12-2018
Parviainen Architects and the Länsisalmi Power Station in Helsinki
Parviainen Architects is the Production Energy and Recycling Completed Buildings category winner at the 2018 World Architecture Festival, its second prize this year after the Marigold Architecture Award.

04-12-2018
Batlle i Roig wins Landscape of the Year at 2018 World Architecture Festival
We were very pleased to learn that Catalan-based firm Batlle i Roig won the Landscape of the Year award at the 2018 World Architecture Festival in Amsterdam.

29-11-2018
Turenscape and the Puyangjiang River Corridor
A major landscape reclamation project by Chinese firm Turenscape in the east China city of Pujiang has injected new life into a river and its degraded environment, reconnecting it with the city’s residents.

27-11-2018
Uredd by Haugen/Zohar Arkitekter + Landskapsfabrikken
The Haugen/Zohar Arkitekter design team with the landscapers from Landskapsfabrikken designed the Uredd rest area as a new tourist attraction along the Helgelandskysten, one of the National Scenic Routes.

09-11-2018
A journey to the edges of the world, Erieta Attali
Renowned photographer Erieta Attali is present with her latest book, Periphery | Archaeology of Light, at Paris Photo, the mecca of photography enthusiasts.

30-10-2018
BIOTOPE, the new project by SHJWORKS
Biotope is a new project by SHJWORKS in Copenhagen, a three-year-long experiment with a microcosm of plants and insects in an exposed part of the city - a small green lot on a busy intersection, where the Danish studio has crafted a corner of self-sustaining life.