This landscape design-built project for an urban interchange thoughtfully integrates the area’s historical context with contemporary urban needs, the design transforms a large tract of land into a multifunctional public space that not only facilitates pedestrian movement but also provides a green refuge for the surrounding community.
Indigenous trees were carefully selected and planted to reinforce local ecology and biodiversity, creating a natural continuity with the region’s landscape heritage, strategically placed landmarks celebrate the urban pattern and pay tribute to prominent personalities who have shaped the area’s cultural and social identity, thus, creating an environment that strengthens community connections and enhances the urban experience.
Location: Karachi, Pakistan | Area: 20 Acres
