Landscape Middle East - July 2021

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Our industry, like many others was dealt a huge blow as the global pandemic took hold of our cities and lives. However as Desert INK have outlined on page 10 in this month’ issue, things are on the up! “We’ve started to witness a paradigm shift…A trend towards increased appreciation of landscape and outdoor environments… catalyzed by the confinement experienced during lock down.” Hopefully the days of Landscape being an after-thought are behind us, developers are now starting to place landscaping at the top of their budgets and projects that were placed on hold have gotten the green light again! Also in this issue, we showcase innovative park designs in China and the West of England. While in the region, we showcase a special art piece for the area of the Al Ouroba Square, placed in King Khalid Road, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The water and light sculpture located in the center of a water reservoir completes a traditional landscape design of an interchange loop.