'Collage Scape' by Woo-Young is the Future of Urban Landscaping
Amelia Roblin — October 14, 2010 — Eco
References: evolo.us & greenpacks.org
The world's densest cities have witness the pruning and complete cutback of green life within the grid, but 'Collage Scape' by Woo-Young will put briars back on the block.
Planned for Songdo, South Korea, this incredible concept unites superstructure architecture, urban planning and landscape design in a truly monumental way that takes landscape vertical. 'Collage Scape' by Woo-Young is inspired by Pangea and embodies the natural form of moving lava, cell structures and an overall organic aesthetic.
Planned for Songdo, South Korea, this incredible concept unites superstructure architecture, urban planning and landscape design in a truly monumental way that takes landscape vertical. 'Collage Scape' by Woo-Young is inspired by Pangea and embodies the natural form of moving lava, cell structures and an overall organic aesthetic.
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Greenery - The trend of vertical greenery is disrupting the field of architecture and landscaping by creating sustainable cityscapes.
2. Eco-friendly Skyscrapers - The trend of eco-friendly skyscrapers is creating opportunities for innovation in architecture, engineering and construction as cities become more densely populated.
3. Biophilic Design - The trend of biophilic design is changing the way we think about interior spaces and how they can incorporate natural elements for increased well-being.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Collage Scape by Woo-Young exemplifies how the architecture industry can embrace innovative design to create beautiful yet sustainable buildings.
2. Urban Planning - Urban planners have the opportunity to incorporate organic aesthetic in their designs while creating sustainable and efficient cities.
3. Landscape Design - Incorporating greenery into skyscraper design can revolutionize landscape architecture, transforming the way we design and build urban spaces.
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