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At Nikken Sekkei, we take an integrated approach to our projects as a professional service firm. Across all in-house disciplines of architecture, landscape architecture, urban design + planning, engineering, research, and consulting - our teams work collaboratively to deliver better solutions for clients. Since our establishment in 1900, we have completed more than 25,000 projects, in over 250 ...

The threat of sea-level rise has permeated the globe and cities are trying to redress the balance. Adapting to sea-level rise requires constant evaluation of protective systems and will remain a work in progress for centuries to come.

B+H is a global, award-winning consulting + design solutions firm with a 65+ year legacy of building bold and inspiring solutions for people through the delivery of architecture, landscape architecture, planning, interior design, and Advance Strategy services.

Redland-scape is a landscape architectural design firm based in Bangkok, Thailand that focuses on creating the uniqueness of environments that improve people’s living quality and enhance the green ecosystem.

The days of immaterial cyberspace are long past. The future of an interconnected and responsive urban landscape is coming at us corona-speed.

Founded in March 2009, Chengdu SecondNature INNOJOY Landscape Design Co., Ltd is a leading landscape design company in China. As an integrated service provider and cultural and creative industry brand operator. SecondNature always insists on creating human activity space with sustainable vitality and value.

In this article, we take a look at NL Urban Solutions' winning design for the Jing River in Xi'an, China. Praises for a systematic approach, resilient design concept, and professional water management knowledge were some of the key reasons the innovative design took home the first prize.

Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s 1865 classic, “Alice in Wonderland”, we take a look into how Playpoint integrates its whimsical themes with traditional elements of a playground to elevate the experience of play with its latest project at Dawson Vista.

In many ways, an environmental crisis is a design crisis. In parts of the world where humans dominate, ecological landscape design has a crucial role to play in addressing design problems and providing solutions by modelling ecological processes and functions.

Nowadays, everyone has easy access to geospatial information through smart devices. The way we experience and interact with our urban environment has changed dramatically. For example, you can learn about trees you see at a park, their name and characteristics (e.g. Singapore, New York); you can report what wildlife you spotted in your neighborhood and share it through an App (e.g. Bioatlas) ...