michellebiggs:

Swamp Garden, designed by West 8 for the Spoleto Art Festival. 

urbangreens:

Submitted by eozberk:

Cheonggye Stream in old Seoul. The city tore down the elevated highway once covering this area and daylighted the stream.

Awesome photo!  Thanks for the submission!

[A point of transition between concrete-bottom (at right) and dirt-bottom (at left), photographed by the awesome FOVICKS, or Friends of Vast Industrial Kafka-esque Sturctures, for a photoessay on the Los Angeles River]

spatula:

(via architectureblog)

zamuroparlotero:

Barinas a la sombra HDR (via)

makdreams:

landscapearchitecture:

Each year over 2.8 million people visit the Suncheon wetlands in Korea, which comprise world’s 5th largest tidal flat. To host them, Gansam Architects’ G.lab* have designed a visitor’s center (via Green Roofed Suncheon Wetlands Center Flows With the Tides | Inhabitat)

Very good student project!

http://infranetlab.org/blog/2009/07/student-works-hydro-park/

A recent thesis project at McGill University by Tania Delage takes Lebbeus Woods’ idea of the borderline and the ecological phenomena of the ecotone as an opportunity to cross-breed infrastructure, ecology and public amenities.