Landscape architecture is all about curbing and controlling nature, so it's interesting to see a project like Deichmann Square by Chyutin Architects which looks true to this practice.
Organizing the college courtyard into structured strips of lawn and concrete, the design team has laid out a systematic striped program of green space. Offering a hard bench or a soft turf seat within centimeters of each other, the Deichmann Square by Chyutin Architects creates a diverse environment to accommodate various activities at the Israeli Ben-Gurion University.
What's Driving This Trend
- Structured Landscaping
- Designing landscapes with strict patterns and organization, creates opportunities for innovation in outdoor spaces and the use of materials.
- Diverse Outdoor Environments
- Creating outdoor spaces that combine both hard and soft materials for seating and activities provides opportunities for multi-functional and adaptable environments.
- Nature Control
- Finding ways to control and organize nature for functional public spaces opens opportunities for innovation in sustainable design and reducing environmental impact.
Who This Affects Most
- Landscape Architecture
- Developing new approaches to landscape design through technology and structured landscaping creates opportunities in the landscape architecture industry.
- Green Building
- Creating sustainable public spaces and developing new ways to control nature through structured landscaping presents opportunities for the green building industry.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Designing outdoor environments that offer diverse activities for multiple users presents opportunities for innovation in the outdoor recreation industry.
