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The Modernist Glade: an urban garden pops up in Milton Keynes
The Modernist Glade, a temporary, architectural public commission by London studio Hayatsu Architects and Danish artist Tue Greenfort, opens to the public
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Miniature parks appear on the streets for London Festival of Architecture
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Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park opens its gates in New York
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Erik Dhont goes wild in ‘unstructured’ Geneva garden
This Geneva garden is a spirited balance of art, architecture and nature, courtesy of Belgian landscape architect Erik Dhont for Karin Handlbauer, founder of Galerie Mezzanin
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Watershed moment: a landscaping project in Fuzhou responds to the site’s topography
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Architect Marcos Acayaba’s seductive 1975 modernist house in São Paulo
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Double vision: a Miami home blurs the boundaries between urban and wild living
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Geometry meets natural beauty at Baier Bischofberger’s Lake Zurich house
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On the rocks: Omar Gandhi designs a new house for the Canadian countryside
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Melbourne industrial conversion makes for craft-rich family home
Craft, history and nature define Stockroom, a complex designed by Architects EAT in Fitzroy, Melbourne; a masterfully industrial conversion reimagined as a family home
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Landscape architect Cornelia Hahn Oberlander on why it should be easier to be green
A version of this article originally appeared in the May 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*230)
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Summer celebration: the SNFCC, Athens’ newest cultural complex, opens its doors
