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Museum Landscape Architecture for HASSELL

This project was a wonderful opportunity to collaborate with HASSELL on the landscape architecture for a museum project. It was both an enjoyable and honorable experience to work with their talented design team.

Concept & Inspiration

The design was strongly inspired by local culture, particularly the architectural principles of the Ming Dynasty. These ideas were carefully adapted into a modern landscape design approach.

The key design strategies included:

• Creating an open view at the museum entrance
• Layering terraces in a systematic and contemporary way
• Integrating natural stonework with craftsmanship and scale

The stonework was executed with precision and artistry, bringing the design vision to life on a grand scale.

Site visits were crucial to understanding the scale of the landscape and its relationship to the museum architecture. Hand-drawn design sketches helped refine key ideas during the design process.

Final Built Work

The completed landscape reflects a balance between cultural inspiration and modern landscape architecture.

Photo credits:

• Rendered images by HASSELL

• Built photography by Roland Halbe and Johnson Lim

• All study models and concept hand sketches by Walter Ryu

Entrance Plaza

Detail Design Sketch

The design focused on creating an open front view and a series of layered terraces arranged within a systematic, modern landscape framework.