​Pavings are used to set a rhythm and erase the boundaries between man-made structures to create a common space for reunion, contemplation, or passage. Water and greenery become the focal points that help establish a hierarchy of the space while paving remains as the central element of the scheme.

The Landscape Design of the Modern Asian setting focuses on symmetry, a play of texture and a lush mixture of vegetation. It encompasses the site interacting with people and playing with the five senses. 

​Green corridors can be compared to a river, in the sense that they represent limits and a course to follow from one point to another while enjoying the landscape around you.  What makes a difference is the fact that you can define your own pace in a corridor, instead of only following the stream. You can contemplate all that surrounds you and enjoy the sensations that come to each of your five senses. Water is a complement to all the greenery and sets a rhythm and a pause to the vibrant colours of nature around you.

The design of patterns and figures are a perfect complement to a design scheme on a large-scale space. It helps the eye to comprehend its surroundings and highlights reference points, such as ponds and pools. It can set a rhythm and help separate common areas from circulation and private areas. Besides, it contributes to the dialogue between man-made structures.

"It can set a rhythm and help separate common areas"

Accent Paving & View Deck

A neoclassical design with a series of sculpture and fountains at the entrance to create a sense of feel as one approaches the circular courtyard, this courtyard is the staging point of the man-made river of the residential complex.  It creates a feel of openness and grandness.

Green Corriodor

The landscape Design  is composed of areas that are used for various usages. Decking include the public use area, that is in the front of the Show complex.  The private use or public areas is contrasted from green buffers and level differences acting as zone definitions.  The important of the design is focused on meeting the community needs, The Overall planning contributes to an attractive overall landscape, and capitalizes on sustainability concepts

The arrival of the user to an element of such relevance as a river must be full of expectations and constant stimulation to the senses. This neoclassical design includes sculptures and fountains that create a pleasant rhythm as the user approaches the circular courtyard, from which the man-made river can be contemplated before navigating it. The scale of the paved corridor equals the total width of the river itself, giving already a sense of scale to the user, a clue of what to expect.

This design aims to a transition between a residential area and a commercial complex. The paving design sets a steady, relaxed rhythm and it’s framed by lush vegetation to give the residential buildings and the passage itself their own space. The axis is completed by a water feature that responds to the scale of the commercial complex and establishes a clear hierarchy between the spaces.