igloo 232 / Peisaj. Trei scări / iunie – iulie 2026

The new issue of igloo offers a broad exploration of contemporary practices in architecture, design, heritage, and landscape, bringing together theoretical reflections, significant projects, and dialogues that help define the current directions of these fields.

The thematic dossier proposes an understanding of landscape as a living, dynamic, and relational system, extending beyond its mere visual representation, while highlighting the close relationship between landscape and architecture, between the natural and the built environment. From the intimate scale of the garden, we move to the city and then to the broader scale of territory and ecological infrastructures, all within an organic, interconnected system. Alternatively, through the lenses of architecture, urbanism, and ecology, we arrive at a complex discipline that embodies the legacy of all three, filtering—through new layers, sometimes incomplete or selective, as any filter inevitably is—the environment in which we live, an environment in constant transformation. More alive—or more subject to life itself—than other forms of engagement with the environment, landscape architecture finds its meaning precisely in this ongoing process of change and transformation.