Pool Terrace for Dogs & Humans
Project by ArchigardenerStatus: Completed (July 2023) Conceived as an experiential terrain amidst the lush tropical environs of Borneo, this Pool
Nest Pavilion
Nestled into a woodland clearing in New Zealand, the Nest Pavilion will enhance natural habitats while also creating a meditative
When Buildings Come Alive!
I have loved growing plants since I was a kid. Over the past decade working as an architect in the
WOHA Rooftop Urban Farm
The organic rooftop urban farm at the WOHA Office demonstrates how skyrise greenery can not only be an attractive sustainable
Singapore’s Urban Hornbills
Another hallmark of Singapore’s success at becoming a ‘city in a nature‘ (besides the return of the native otter population)
A Green Skyscraper Growing
Nearly 5 years since the opening of Oasia Hotel Downtown by WOHA Architects, the nearly 200 meter tall building has
Flora Phantasmagoria
Finbarr Fallon (the guy with the most awesome thesis project ever) has produced an incredible series of infrared photos, accentuating
Can we Please Start Planting more Trees on Top of Skyscrapers?
A recent episode of Roman Mars fantastic architecture podcast 99% Invisible posed skepticism on the feasibility of planting trees on
Singapore’s Urban Otters
One of the hallmarks of Singapore’s success at becoming a ‘city in a garden’ is the return of a native
LKC Natural History Museum
The majority of contemporary museum buildings are often categorically either a blank (boring) canvas for the presentation of art, or
Garden City Alleyways
Singapore’s forgotten urban alleyways, an ubiquitous part of everyday life within the charming shophouse districts throughout the city centre, provide
Should we be Building more Infrastructure for Nature?
In urban areas where natural animal habitats are often limited to small areas, ecological corridors are one way to maintain