Thematic Exhibition Part One. Architecture Land Architecture: Architecture of ‘Interdependent Nature’

Land architecture is one that adapts and conforms to the conditions of the given land. It does not assert its existence nor does it dominate its surroundings, but it is an architecture that humbles itself to permeate the and and revitalize the energy of the land. Land architecture enables our human bodies to dwell in such tranquillity while enabling the recognition of one another. Thematic Exhibition Part 1 aims to define “land architecture” as architecture that enables the “recognition of the interdependent relationships” with each other through the geometric, ecological, and cultural considerations of the land, and it delves deeper into presenting related stories.