In South Korea’s forested hills, architects Álvaro Siza  and Eduardo Souto de Moura  designed the Saya Park pavilion , a work that blends architecture with the landscape. Built in exposed concrete, the structure gently follows the natural slope of the site. As visitors walk through, they move along subtle level changes shaped by the hillside , making the journey part of the experience. Light enters through carefully framed openings, revealing the forest from shifting perspect

Japanese architect Kengo Kuma is famous for designs that blend nature and architecture. One of his most poetic works is the Bamboo...