Social processes in design emphasises creation of distinct yet interconnected urban rooms, each contributing to a larger network of meaningful places that support repeated activities. These interventions are not isolated moments but form a web of interactions, experiences, and relationships. They are adaptable, serving multiple functions while responding to a variety of user needs and spatial scales. Each intervention adds layers of social, ecological, and cultural value, fostering connections between people and places, the built and the natural environment, and the past and the future. This project focuses on the urban residential square in which a series of connected spaces (outdoor rooms) form a network of public activation nodes, transforming the site into a place where people connect with each other and nature.
Sean Bradley, Peter Wilder, Amund Hugin, Kris Cullum-Fernandez
Welcome to the creative and climate-conscious world of BA Landscape Architecture, where design meets environmental responsibility. The undergraduate programme progressively introduces students to a set of innovative tools and methods, that allow exploration into how spaces can be reimagined for both people and natural communities and be beautifully integrated into the environment. See further details on our prospectus page.
