Learn with Jorge Solana Aguirre, How to Create a Sustainable Garden in Mountainous Areas?, where he discusses strategies for creating such gardens by exploring ecological practices that take advantage of the unique conditions of these environments, optimizing the use of natural resources, and promoting local biodiversity.
Read More
In the article The Borrowed Landscape in Japan, landscape architect Megumi Andrade shares how mountains merge and integrate with the surrounding landscape thanks to the mastery of garden design in the country.
Read More
Ramos Castellano architects invites us to discover the Eco Village in Cha de Igreja, a project that transforms an arid land in Africa into a self-sufficient community, with agricultural terraces, local stone houses, and sustainable energy and water systems, revitalizing a depopulated area and promoting responsible tourism.
Read More
Explore with Mariana Herrera how the natural formation of the Bridge of God integrates into the mountainous landscape of the Huasteca Potosina, revealing an imposing geological structure and lush vegetation in Bridge of God: A natural treasure in the Huasteca Potosina.
Read More
Atelier Scale takes us into the Return of the Hill project, which is responsible for reconnecting the residents of a residential area in China with the surrounding mountainous landscape, by revitalizing the public space and an elevated trail.
Read More
Discover with Miguel A. Medina one of the brightest kings of ancient Mexico, managed to save his people from famine through the implementation of irrigation canals in The Timeless Lesson of Landscape Architecture by Nezahualcóyotl.
Read More
