Architecture in forest

lipinski lasovsky johansson has recently won a competition for a norwegian museum that chronicles the history of the forest finn people.

The farmhouse is located in a thermal waters area. The house blends in with nature, and is part of it. The built space is combined with the natural space in continuity.

Aesthetica is a creative rendering studio which was founded in 2017 and specialises in high-end architectural visualisation.

Image 3 of 20 from gallery of Schauman & Nordgren Architects Won a Competition to Design a Housing Block in the Finnish Forest. Courtesy of Schauman & Nordgren Architects

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Every landscape architect should be well-aware of the role of forests both in environmental and social sense. Forests are dark and seem wild, so clearings feel liberating and secure. Visibility is low which makes forest misterious or even terrifying. One can get lost pretty quickly, so paths are of paramount importance. For landscape architects forests may be attractive as there are more tools for playing with the natural light and volumes.

fish tail park emerges as a dreamlike forest that regulates stormwater and provides habitat for wildlife and an array of recreational opportunities.

Image 24 of 24 from gallery of Whiting Forest of Dow Gardens / Metcalfe. Tree Canopy Diagram 08