ArquitectonicaGEO

A transformative landscape vision is reshaping the outdoor experience at Murano.

Spanning more than 80,000 SF of outdoor environments, the vision reimagines the property's entrance, amenity spaces, and pool deck as a connected, resort-inspired destination. A redesigned arrival sequence, framed by lush native and tropical plantings, creates a welcoming first impression while enhancing resilience and long-term sustainability. Throughout the property, carefully curated landscapes introduce shaded gathering areas, wellness-focused amenities, and spaces for relaxation, recreation, and social connection.

The transformation extends to an expansive pool deck retreat, where garden pathways weave through vibrant planting palettes, leading to new cabanas, wellness spaces, fitness areas, and racquet sport amenities. Every element has been thoughtfully designed to strengthen the connection between landscape and Biscayne Bay while creating a seamless outdoor living experience.

By blending ecological sensitivity, wellness, and resort-style programming, the project demonstrates how landscape architecture can unlock new value and redefine luxury waterfront living.

In Guangzhou, this mixed-use development brings together landscape, retail, and hospitality through a multi-level public realm that connects the site from street to rooftop.

At grade, grand corner plazas guide movement through the development, where informal clusters of trees soften the geometry of the paving and create moments of pause. Key entry points are marked by Delonix trees, drawing visitors toward vertical connections and the elevated garden above.

Three stories up, the podium becomes an extension of the public realm—shaded, planted, and activated by outdoor seating that blurs the line between interior and exterior. A sculptural skylight anchors the space, while bamboo screens, planters, and integrated artwork create a more intimate garden environment.

A consistent material and planting palette ties both levels together, reinforcing a seamless spatial experience from street to rooftop.

In celebration of Earth Day 🌎⁠
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Canopy Park reflects how design can do more than shape space, it can restore it.⁠
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Once a parking lot, the site has been transformed into a living landscape that supports biodiversity, manages stormwater, and reconnects people to nature. Native ecosystems, from coastal dunes to pine rockland, create habitat for pollinators and migratory species while reducing the need for irrigation and maintenance.⁠
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Designed as a model for climate resilience, the park integrates green infrastructure, including bioswales and a 25,000-gallon cistern, to capture and reuse rainwater while helping protect Miami Beach from flooding.⁠
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More than a park, it is a living system where ecology, community, and design come together.⁠
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The Rosie the Elephant Playground in Canopy Park pays tribute to one of Miami Beach's oldest symbols. During the 1920s, Rosie was a city mascot who paraded through advertising and drawing visitors from all over the country.⁠
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Designed by in collaboration with ArquitectonicaGEO, the playground transforms a piece of local history into a dynamic landscape. The playscape encourages hours of child-led adventure, with obstacle courses, slides, and spaces designed for kids of all ages and abilities.⁠
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Greater than a playground, Rosie's past reaches into the future. She was once a symbol of Miami Beach's promise and ambition. Today, she is the centerpiece of a green, 3-acre park that reunites families and communities with nature in the heart of the city.⁠
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Our Miami office courtyard blends work and nature, surrounded by a lush palette of native palms, ferns, and flowering shrubs.

NoRa will bring new energy to an overlooked stretch of West Palm Beach transforming industrial warehouses into a walkable, green, and community-driven district.

The landscape architecture prioritizes South Florida’s native ecology with drought-tolerant trees, grasses, and flowering plants that will reduce water use, support pollinators, and create a biodiverse streetscape that thrives over time.
Textured pavers, shaded plazas, and custom detailing inspired by the nearby rail corridor will help shape a neighborhood built for exploration, connection, and long-term resilience.

In reimagining one of Miami Beach’s most exclusive addresses, we brought nature to the forefront—infusing lush coastal resilience into every corner of Continuum’s arrival sequence and outdoor spaces.⁠
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Native plantings, sculptural canopies, and layered stonework elevate the experience from the street to the sea, blending luxury with storm-ready infrastructure and ecological care.⁠
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What began as a flood-prone lot is now a 3-acre community sanctuary-designed to manage water, support biodiversity, and bring people together.⁠
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With native coastal planting, stormwater systems woven into the landscape, and a whimsical playground nodding to local history, Canopy Park is more than green space—it’s a model of resilience, inclusion, and ecological care.⁠
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A living classroom and a neighborhood backyard, built for Miami Beach’s future.⁠
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The Related Group HQ brings native landscapes into every level of the building, from shaded terraces and vegetated façades to a rooftop sculpture garden surrounded by palms, figs, and flowering shrubs.⁠
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The design draws on Florida’s endangered rockland hammock ecosystem to create a living, breathing office environment where nature supports creativity, health, and connection.⁠
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Designed with wellness as its core, 57 Ocean blends sensory richness, native plantings, and ocean-inspired forms to create a residential building also feel like a wellness retreat. ⁠
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Green walls, medicinal gardens, and a beach-to-city axis lead into a biophilic landscape of pools, cabanas, zen gardens, and a labyrinth—all designed to calm the senses and connect people to nature.⁠
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