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Tian Yu Landscape is a portfolio of landscape architecture projects spanning public realm, residential gardens, and ecological systems. This page is intentionally simple: black and white, quiet typography, and direct project information.
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Portfolio
Linear public realm upgrade focused on accessible paths, planting structure, and flood-resilient edges.
Role: lead designer. Scope included circulation strategy, planting palettes, materials, and coordination with civil engineering constraints. Outcomes: clearer wayfinding, improved biodiversity, and durable edge conditions for seasonal inundation.
Compact residential garden with layered planting, seating, and subtle lighting lines.
A small footprint designed for year-round use: evergreen framework, seasonal accents, and robust hardscape detailing. Drainage and privacy were key constraints resolved through levels and screens.
SuDS-led landscape integrating rain gardens, overflow routes, and educational signage.
Hydrology-driven concept coordinating soil volumes, planting tolerances, and maintenance regimes. Prioritised legible water movement and resilient species mixes.
Path rationalisation and viewpoint design responding to erosion, wind exposure, and sensitive habitats.
Emphasis on minimal interventions: boardwalk segments, durable surfacing where needed, and habitat buffers. Viewpoints are positioned to reduce desire lines and protect dunes.
About
Tian Yu is a landscape architecture designer focused on clear spatial organisation, robust detailing, and planting-led atmospheres. Work spans public realm, residential, and ecological projects, balancing pragmatism with a calm, minimal aesthetic.
Services: concept design, masterplanning, planting design, technical packages, visual studies, tender support.
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