Grant Associates invites us to explore Super Bloom, an immersive experience that transforms a historically inaccessible and carefully protected site into a landscape that invites visitors to walk through and experience it. The intervention demonstrates how a heritage site can continue to evolve in response to contemporary environmental challenges, while incorporating new layers of meaning.
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In The Sunflower: a flower that always seeks the light, Tabatha Urías explores some of the most fascinating aspects of this flower. Its relationship with the movement of the sun not only optimizes energy capture, but also makes it a symbol of optimism, perseverance, and fidelity to the light.
Read MoreSamael Romero presents Marival Armony, a project developed by Studio 3.14 that encompasses the comprehensive expansion and renovation of the complex located in Nayarit, Mexico. Under the concept of Natural Luxury, the project articulates a harmonious relationship between territory, landscape, identity, and design.
Read MoreJuan Manuel Salazar López and David Santiago, in Does the Best Pesticide Have Six Legs?, show us how biological control represents a sustainable alternative for agriculture, using natural enemies such as lacewings, coccinellids, and carabids for pest management and the reduction of chemical inputs.
Read MoreThe Garden by Chio invites us to discover El Esperonal, a landscape architecture project located in the municipality of Benahavís, Spain. A garden conceived to transform the arrival at the residence into a sensory experience through a Mediterranean landscape that is welcoming and deeply connected to its surroundings.
Read MoreDietmar Straub and Anna Thurmayr invite us to explore Cultivated Impermanence: Lots of Bulbs, a horticultural intervention project developed at the University of Manitoba, Canada. The introduction of 18,500 spring-flowering bulbs gave rise to a vibrant seasonal display of color, texture, and plant diversity.
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