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Congratulations to all of the students in the Site Half Living studio @bartlett_landscape #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2. @realm_landscapist @alexandru.malaescu @bartlettarchucl by @bartlettstudio2

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LET THE VOICE RETURN
By Xinyi Yang in the Site Half Living:Social Ecologies in the Symbiocene studio @bartlett_landscape

Let the Voice Return explores how landscape architecture can restore acoustic connectivity in Camden while keeping its cultural identity active and audible. Centred on the former Camden Goods Staticon, the project responds to railway vibration, traffic, markets and
amplified music that fragment ecological soundscapes and disrupt wildlife communication. Rather than treating sound simply as noise to remove, the design reorganises the site as a network of acoustichabitats, ecological corridors and cultural spaces. Planting, water, landform and spatial buffers reduce harmful interference, reconnect wildlife movement and strengthen biophony and geophony. The proposal is tested through a series of distinct spaces: the former Potato Market becomes a renewed market landscape with a riverside platform and habitat areas; the Punk Museum combines subcultureexhibitions, a small market and a sunken performance venue with an adjoining plaza; and Habitat Garden uses animal-friendly structures and supporting habitat design to help wildlife live within a
fragmented urban environment. Camden’s railway, market and purnk identities remain active parts of the landscape rather than being erased. #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 #landarch #design #landscapearchitecture by @bartlettstudio2

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-Weaving Whitechapel by @akihiii_13 as part of the Site Half Living:Social Ecologies in the Symbiocene at @bartlett_landscape

This project reimagines the area around Whitechapel Station as a connected cultural and ecological landscape, transforming fragmented, traffic-dominated and underused urban spaces into a more inclusive public realm. Responding to the station, Whitechapel market, surrounding institutions and railway infrastructure, the proposal reduces traffic dominance and introduces a continuous landscape network that
reconnects previously separated spaces. Rainwater is brought to the surface as a visible part of the public realm, while cultural references are translated through paving patterns, spice planting and adaptable market structures. Together, these interventions turn infrastructure, movement and everyday community life into active components of the landscape.
Beginning with the busy market street, the design creates a more vibrant and flexible ground where commuting, trading and social life can coexist. To the south, underused hard standing is transformed into a slower and more restorative landscape of healing
gardens. To the north, railway edges and leftover spaces are reimagined as rewilded ecological corridors that support biodiversity and create new relationships between people and infrastructure. Across the site, layered planting, micro-topography and
regenerative design improve microclimate and rainwater management while creating
spaces for gathering, resting, walking and informal encounter. The project proposes
landscape as a connective urban framework—one that brings together culture, ecology
and everyday life to create a more resilient Whitechapel. #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 #landarch #landscape #design by @bartlettstudio2

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Re-Weaving Whitechapel by @akihiii_13 as part of the Site Half Living:Social Ecologies in the Symbiocene at @bartlett_landscape

This project reimagines the area around Whitechapel Station as a connected cultural and ecological landscape, transforming fragmented, traffic-dominated and underused urban spaces into a more inclusive public realm. Responding to the station, Whitechapel market, surrounding institutions and railway infrastructure, the proposal reduces traffic dominance and introduces a continuous landscape network that
reconnects previously separated spaces. Rainwater is brought to the surface as a visible part of the public realm, while cultural references are translated through paving patterns, spice planting and adaptable market structures. Together, these interventions turn infrastructure, movement and everyday community life into active components of the landscape.
Beginning with the busy market street, the design creates a more vibrant and flexible ground where commuting, trading and social life can coexist. To the south, underused hard standing is transformed into a slower and more restorative landscape of healing
gardens. To the north, railway edges and leftover spaces are reimagined as rewilded ecological corridors that support biodiversity and create new relationships between people and infrastructure. Across the site, layered planting, micro-topography and
regenerative design improve microclimate and rainwater management while creating
spaces for gathering, resting, walking and informal encounter. The project proposes
landscape as a connective urban framework—one that brings together culture, ecology
and everyday life to create a more resilient Whitechapel. #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 #landarch #landscape #design by @bartlettstudio2

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Common Ground:A Shared Landscape for Nature and Culture by @fann_0914 @bartlett_landscape

Old Oak Common is a landscape shaped by infrastructure, industry and separation.
Railways, roads, fenced yards and the Grand Union Canal divide the site into disconnected
territories, limiting ecological continuity and public access.
Common Ground reimagines the site as a landscape between the living and the
constructed, where nature and culture coexist and gradually transform one another. Existing
structures, hard surfaces and railway remnants remain alongside emerging vegetation,
water and ecological processes. Depaving, soil exposure, rain gardens and seasonal
wetlands allow natural succession to become part of the landscape over time.
A new network of bridges, elevated walkways, paths and community spaces reconnects
previously separated areas, allowing people to move through, observe and participate while
protecting more sensitive habitats.
Rather than treating the “common” simply as public open space, the project proposes a
shared ground negotiated between people, plants, wildlife, water and industrial history.
Through selective intervention, fragmentation becomes connection, creating a landscape
that can grow, adapt and be collectively experienced over time by @bartlettstudio2

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Putting the Common back in Old Oak Common. Work by @fann_0914 as part of the Site Half Living:Social Ecologies in the Symbiocene studio @bartlett_landscape

We’ll be sharing work from students in the lead-up to the @bartlettarchucl Autumn Show. #bartlettlandscape #landarch #design #designeducation #bartlettstudio2 by @bartlettstudio2

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@bartlett_landscape Open Studio is an opportunity for the students in the six studios to showcase their work to panels of external critics to get fresh feedback on the development of their conceptual thinking across sites in a mix of different geographies.

Also, a behind scenes look at the making of a Bartlett Landscape Studio video. #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 #landarch #design criticalthinking @bartlettarchucl @bartlett_landscape @realm_landscapist @alexandru.malaescu by @bartlettstudio2

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5 months ago

Despite blue skies, we arrived at Parc des Ateliers @luma_arles to find it closed by an impressive gate due to wind. Instead, we turned to the architecture of Frank Ghery with a playful slide by @carsten.holler #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 @bartlett_landscape @bartlettarchucl
@dohyoungjeong
@ploy_tanjira
@huiye_03
@matt_c0021_
@tothe__jade
@har_ley_he
@tbzbzh_zhizhi
@yvettevvvvv
@fann_0914
@abby_zdl
@sophia_aiinng
@yuntian502
@yannnnn_zhang
@akihiii_13
flingtan
@realm_landscapist taken in Arles, France by @bartlettstudio2

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8 months ago

The #bartlettstudio2 study trip continues to #montpellier It rained all day, but that didn’t stop us exploring inspiring projects. #bartlettlandscape @bartlett_landscape @bartlettarchucl @realm_landscapist

@dohyoungjeong
@ploy_tanjira
@huiye_03
@matt_c0021_
@tothe__jade
@har_ley_he
@tbzbzh_zhizhi
@yvettevvvvv
@fann_0914
@abby_zdl
@sophia_aiinng
@yuntian502
@yannnnn_zhang
@akihiii_13
flingtan by @bartlettstudio2

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8 months ago

Bartlett Studio 2 in #montpellier exploring the 18th century aqueduct used to bring water over 14km from the Saint Clement spring. Les Arceaux (the arches) draws its name from the double layer of arches extending over 800m. #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 @bartlett_landscape @bartlettarchucl @realm_landscapist by @bartlettstudio2

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Thank you for the inspiration #marseille
Bartlett Studio 2 is en route for #arles #bartlettlandscape #bartlettstudio2 #bartlettstudytrip2026 by @bartlettstudio2

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Studio 2 study trip 2026 day 1 in #marseille
#bartlettlandscape @bartlett_landscape @bartlettarchucl by @bartlettstudio2

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