As part of Career Discovery in Landscape Architecture (CDLA) 2016, the “Climate Jungle Grid” installation aims to fabricate microclimates originating from a variety of climate zones, displaying appreciation for harmony between human activities and nature. Created with climbers, succulents and moss, the unique growth patterns of each plant type interweave with grid-like structures that […]
Organized by the HKU Division of Landscape Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, the “Career Discovery in Landscape Architecture” (CDLA) Summer Program 2014 is taking students to install a 1:1 scale “Playscape” installation at HKU Campus, hoping to bring active participation to public spaces, and to induce new ways of interpreting landscape architecture. They will […]
Organised by the HKU Division of Landscape Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, the “Career Discovery in Landscape Architecture” (CDLA) Summer Program 2013 has created a series of landscape design installations on campus, now on display at the top of the Sun Yat Sen Steps (near the University Bookstore). Led and guided by tutors and […]