Here's how you can use adaptability for successful problem solving in Landscape Architecture projects.

I faced an unexpected challenge while redesigning a client's backyard. When we discovered hidden pipes and unstable soil, I adapted my designs creatively, using raised beds and integrating old elements. My flexibility turned obstacles into opportunities, creating a unique and beautiful space. This project showed me the importance of being adaptable in landscape projects.

I faced a major challenge when I was working on a project in a mountainous environment. The project was in a valley, at an altitude of about 750 meters underground, and there were places for torrents and rain accumulation. Studying the nature of the land and the locations of torrents was an important key to solving the nature of the land and how to deal with it, as after analyzing The location is good, and the movement of floods was studied. The height of the water resulting from the floods was determined, and as a result, a shelter was built approximately every 50 meters, and its height is greater than the height of the dead surface by about 5 meters, as well as the location of the services in the valley.

It is important to analyze the site in order to take the smart installation, as I mentioned before, when he carried out the Bawadi project at an altitude of 750 meters below the surface of the earth. It was important to study the nature of the land and do hydrological studies of the floods, as well as the plants, to take the correct design decision.

Adaptive Landscape Designs are the need of the hour. We are currently in a scenario where landscape solutions need to be adaptive to not only the site context but also adapt to the larger goal of sustainability.

In order for the design to be good and suitable for implementation, it is necessary to cooperate with a team specialized in each field, such as construction, irrigation, electricity, and mechanics, in order to ensure the project’s success to a large degree.

Innovative solutions come when we live with the project as if we are part of it, and studying the site and what the site’s functional uses are, makes us think about innovative solutions that help us distinguish the project.

Learning is an essential thing. I like and follow up in the field of landscaping, which makes the design always distinctive. Every project is new and special. I had previously collaborated on a field near a heritage area, so I started reading about the area and what materials were used in architecture and landscaping in the past. This project is in English. Beautiful