Landscape scenographies

This landscape project seeks to explore the meaning of interconnected and ever-changing space from its very genesis. It began with the image of mushrooms, soft forms shaping gardens above, protecting hidden worlds below. In a second stage, inspired by Japanese hanging scrolls the design evolved from horizontal sketches into vertical compositions. Voids became underground reservoirs; dark forms gave way to structure, light, and life. A structural grid connects old and new, while terraces emerge like suspended gardens. Water flows through the system, gathered, stored, and returned to nourish both plants and people. The result of this evolution is an architecture that rises from the soil and merges into porous layers, creating spaces to gather, move, learn, and rest between earth and sky.