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Industrie wird Nachbarschaft – Together with fsp Architekten AG and ASTOC Architects and Planners GmbH, LAND Suisse is part of the winning team for the transformation of the former industrial site along Gewerbestrasse in Döttingen, Switzerland. The project redefines a once-enclosed production area into a lively, mixed-use urban quarter that combines living, working, and leisure. Rooted in its industrial past, the new neighborhood opens towards the landscape — green, connected, and future-oriented.

The Community at the Center

Piazzale Loreto is the winning project of a C40 Reinventing Cities competition — promoted by the city of Milan, transforming a former traffic hub into a vibrant, green open-air public square. A permeable and protected space designed to bring nature and people back to the center of urban life.

The project aims to heal the urban and social divide between the southern side of Milan — along Corso Buenos Aires — and the northern districts of NoLo, Via Padova, and Viale Monza, creating a new seamless connection and redefining the identity of the area.

The Ideas Study for Basel East (Ideenstudie Stadtraum Basel Ost) offers an overarching development vision for transforming the 180 ha area into a future-oriented, sustainable, social, and innovative neighbourhood, starting from the landscape.

The Spatial Development Concept (Raumentwicklungskonzept) for Opfikon defines a strategic framework to guide sustainable growth, enhance public space, and support long-term climate resilience through integrated planning, spatial analysis, and inclusive participation within the Zurich metropolitan context.

The design of McGill College Avenue proposes a new participatory spatial configuration with specific biotopes for humans and nature. McGill College Avenue is envisioned as a new plaza ecosystem that connects users through a new pedestrianisation inspired by the Avenue du Campus Universitaire.

Aligned with Budapest 2030’s strategic vision, the station precinct masterplan’s foundation is a robust green network aimed at restoring lost connections between surrounding neighborhoods and natural ecosystems.

The Arcore Water Park protects the area from flooding and allows people to enjoy a natural environment also designed for social and aggregation purposes. It is large natural reservoir, planted with hygrophilous vegetation species, capable of storing water up to a capacity of 14 thousand cubic metres and then slowly dispersing it. A green meadow on which one can safely walk in the absence of rain, is a symbol and landmark of the park itself.

LAND is part of an international team that has won a significant competition to realise Parco Romana, an urban redevelopment project in Milan’s Porta Romana district. This project respects the site’s industrial legacy while revitalising it with contemporary, sustainable programmes.

The proposal “Green connect” with a team led by Zaha Hadid Architects with local architects CLOUD architektai, engineers Sweco Lietuva UAB and LAND won the competition for the future railway station in Vilnius, Lithuania. The station makeover becomes an opportunity for urban regeneration in Vilnius.