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Market Square and Lamme River Garden

Bad Salzdetfurth (Germany), 2023

Transformation of the Market Square into an open space highlighting the town's timber-framed heritage with simple design and locally crafted benches.

Developer: Bad Salzdetfurth
Authors: POLA Landschaftsarchitekten

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Horta Provisional Market: A Two-Stage Project

Barcelona (Spain), 2023

Temporary transformation of a market into a future public space with a wooden structure that will eventually serve as a shaded pergola for the neighbourhood.

Developer: Institut de Mercats Municipals de Barcelona (IMMB)
Authors: Ravetllat arquitectura (Pere Joan Ravetllat), Carles Enrich Studio

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Green Axes and Squares in The Eixample

Barcelona (Spain), 2023

The projects implement the Green Axes Model by focusing on pedestrian-friendly design, environmental infrastructure and the creation of green urban spaces.

Developer: Ajuntament de Barcelona. Gerència de l'Arquitecte en Cap / Bimsa
Authors: FABRIC OFFICE SCCLP, GONZALEZ CAVIA Y CABRERA ARQUITECTURA URBANISMO Y PAISAJE, SL, Clara Solà-Morales studio SLP , Metronom Arquitectura (Albert Casas & Frederic Villagrasa), UTE LANDLAB Laboratorio de Paisajes. S.L.P + GPO Ingeniería y Arquitectura, S.L.U, AGENCE TER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS + GPO INGENIERÍA Y ARQUITECTURA + ANA COELLO PAISATGE I ARQUITECTURA, Oficina Superilla, UTE B67 PALOMERAS ARQUITECTES, SLP – CIERTO ESTUDIO, SCCLP, UTE ESTEYCO, S.A + ESTUDI MARTÍ FRANCH ARQUITECTURA DEL PAISATGE SL + NABLABCN STUDIO SCP, UTE UNDER PROJECT LAB, S.C.P. (Anna Gutiérrez Merin & Álvaro Cuéllar) - BOPBA ARQUITECTURA, S.L.P. (Iñaki Baquero & Iñigo Azpiazu), 08014 (Adrià Guardiet, Sandra Torres)

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Bench Invasion

Bruges (Belgium), 2023

Performance that involves participants carrying benches through public spaces, inviting people to sit and connect, ending with a communal gathering and toast.

Developer: Dieter Missiaen, Els Degryse
Authors: Compagnie krak

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Brigittines Park

Brussels (Belgium), 2023

Urban space with a focus on sustainability and play, featuring a public workshop and innovative uses of reused materials and permeable surfaces.

Developer: Ville de Bruxelles
Authors: générale

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Space for Solidarity. A Pilot Project

Bucharest (Romania), 2023

The modular off-grid infrastructure features covered storage units and versatile street furniture, serving as a pilot project for a flexible, reusable urban space solution for vulnerable social groups.

Developer: Atelier Ad Hoc Arhitectură | Comunitate
Authors: Atelier Ad Hoc Arhitectură | Comunitate

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Centre for Building with Earth – Oracles Park

Dobrava pri Škocjanu (Slovenia), 2023

Two pavilions—a rammed-earth corner pavilion from 2022 and a modular extension from 2023—demonstrate innovative approaches to sustainable construction and land use.

Developer: Z.O.P.
Authors: Z.O.P. - Institute for Spatial Design

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Bridgefoot Street Park

Dublin (Ireland), 2022

Transformation of Dublin's waste to create a park, showcasing a new aesthetic that uses repurposed materials and diverts significant quantities of waste from landfills.

Developer: Dublin City Council
Authors: DFLA

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Bijgaarde Park Extension

Ghent (Belgium), 2023

The 2000 m² park connects a cohousing project to a public park, highlighting preserved ROA graffiti, fern-themed seating, green climbing vines and a basement for a rare bat colony.

Developer: sogent
Authors: NEY & Partners, LAND landschapsarchitecten, Greenspot, &bogdan architects, VK architects + engineers

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AIRE (Pavilion of the TAC! Urban Architecture Festival 2022)

Granada (Spain), 2022

The pavilion uses rental scaffolding, natural jute fabric and local riprap to create a sustainable, ephemeral structure embodying circular economy principles and regional craftsmanship.

Developer: Fundación Arquia, MITMA (Ministerio de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana de España)
Authors: P + S Estudio de Arquitectura (Francisco Parada + Laura R. Salvador)

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City Lake

Horn (Austria), 2022

Redesigning of the lake for free public access with wooden decks for recreation and events, enhancing the district with green infrastructure and climate-friendly amenities.

Developer: Stadtgemeinde Horn
Authors: YEWO LANDSCAPES

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Aphrodite Cultural and Environmental Route

Inia (Cyprus), 2023

Improvement of the road by preserving dry-stone walls, restoring chapels and adding a visitors' centre, nature observation deck and rest areas along its layout.

Developer: Επαρχιακή Διοίκηση Πάφου
Authors: Architectural Studio Agisilaou & Kalavas

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Riverfront Route

Loures (Portugal), 2023

The 6.1 km wooden walkway features stilts, photovoltaic lighting and bridges, offering habitat observation, flood protection and recreational opportunities.

Developer: PMT - Engenharia e Consultoria, Lda., JETSJ - GEOTECNIA, LDA, Câmara Municipal de Loures, FTD CONSULTORES DE ENGENHARIA, LDA
Authors: Topiaris, Landscape Architecture

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Reclamation of former slaughterhouse area as an extension of Plato gallery

Ostrava (Czech Republic), 2023

Transformation of the outdoor space into a biodiverse park and permaculture garden, preserving its wild nature and ensuring an open, inclusive and environmentally-conscious design.

Developer: Statutární město Ostrava
Authors: KWK Promes Robert Konieczny

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Eyes of Prague

Prague (Czech Republic), 2023

The 4 km riverfront project revitalizes 20  vaults as public spaces, combining modern design with historical architecture and unique access features.

Developer: capital city
Authors: Petr Janda

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The Promenades

Reims (France), 2022

Transformation of the urban environment into woodland, creating a series of interconnected spaces with clearings and forest edges, enhancing historical monuments and introducing water features.

Developer: Ville de Reims
Authors: Encore heureux, Osty et associés, Les éclaireurs, OGI, TPFI

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Rooftop Walk

Rotterdam (Netherlands), 2022

A 600-metre elevated trail that offers a unique city perspective and showcases exhibitions about using rooftops for greenery, water storage and food production.

Developer: Rotterdam Rooftop Days
Authors: LOLA Landscape Architects, Dutch Steigers, Rotterdam Rooftop Days, MVRDV

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Covering the Remains of the Church of St John the Baptist at the Žiče Charterhouse

Stare Slemene (Slovenia), 2022

Renovation of the church that combines advanced technology with the careful preservation of historical artifacts and the building’s heritage.

Developer: TIC Slovenske Konjice
Authors: MEDPROSTOR (Rok Žnidaršič, Jerneja Fischer Knap, Samo Mlakar, Katja Ivić, Dino Mujić)

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Conversion of the Central Market Square

Tienen (Belgium), 2022

The square designed as a series of interconnected "rooms" built of reused stone, creating a large "church garden" with native plants and trees.

Developer: Tienen Stad
Authors: BAS bvba, Plant & Houtgoed, 51N4E, ARA, Atelier Ruimtelijk Advies

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Rijnvliet Edible Neighborhood

Utrecht (Netherlands), 2023

A 15-hectare food forest park with seven plant layers, including a treetop walk and various recreational spaces, supports biodiversity, ecosystem services and community engagement.

Developer: Gemeente Utrech
Authors: Felixx Landscape Architects & Planners