In the article Sand, a flexible (and unifying) component in landscape design, Pamela López highlights sand as an essential and dynamic element in landscape design, capable of connecting ecosystems, filtering water, and creating living, ever-changing spaces.
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CCxA tells us about Sugar Beach, a project that transforms a former parking lot into a coastal urban landscape where sand, color, and sensory experience interact with the industrial surroundings and the lake horizon, creating an iconic public space that blends intimacy, openness, and a distinctive playful identity.
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Learn about what took place during the workshop “Making Mérida’s Urban Landscape Viable” with Andrea Conde. This collaborative initiative aimed to rethink the city’s expansion and its surroundings from a landscape perspective, grounded in the historical, archaeological, and ecological knowledge of the region. An initiative guided by Dr Benjamín Vis.
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Estudio ALA and WISH & CO present El Perdido, a hotel inspired by the traditional architecture of Baja California, it uses materials and building techniques that harmonize with the arid surroundings.
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Discover the art of blending nature, memory, and national identity in The Roberto Burle Marx Site: A Garden of Art, Memory, and Biodiversity by Dr. J. Cruz García Albarado—a sensitive journey through the most emblematic space of the Brazilian landscape architect, where the landscape becomes a living and profoundly spiritual work of art.
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Ana-Marianela Rochas Porraz delights us with an exploration of landscape art as a voice for women between the wars, in the article Skin and Landscape: Latin American Women Artists Between Two World Wars.
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