This is the kind of amazing project that might be considered utopian if it weren’t already in place. Responding to climate change, urban inequality, and cultural heritage in the same gesture, the design features beautiful solutions for water management, urban agriculture, and community involvement.
It’s not surprising that a project so well tailored to its place was created by a local Thai landscape architect. The video showing Landprocess founder Kotchakorn Voraakham’s story (at the end of the article) is well worth the two-minute watch.
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