Landscape Middle East - March 2025

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As we embrace the warmth of spring, the March issue of Landscape Middle East celebrates the art of patience, recognising that true beauty often unfolds over time. Our cover story, "Worth the Wait," invites you into Villa 122 at Dubai Hills Estate, where Nabil Sherif of NGS Architects has crafted a landscape that seamlessly blends earthy elegance with modern sophistication. Drawing inspiration from cherished Greek family holidays, the design evokes a Mediterranean sanctuary tailored for contemporary living. From the striking entrance, featuring a majestic Washingtonia tree, to the organic curves of the temperature-controlled overflow pool, the villa's landscape achieves a harmonious balance of form and function.
In Bhutan, the forthcoming Gelephu International Airport exemplifies the fusion of tradition and innovation. This structure integrates Bhutanese craftsmanship with modern design, reflecting the nation's rich heritage while embracing future possibilities.
In Maharashtra, India, Roheena Nagpal's farmhouse stands as a testament to organic elegance. The residence harmoniously combines modern minimalism with rustic charm, creating a tranquil retreat that resonates with comfort and the quiet joys of living.
Closer to home, Expo City Dubai has been recognised as a model for sustainable urban living. We meet the team behind the masterplan, UNStudio and SLA, who aim to preserve the legacy of Expo 2020, while introducing innovative design and environmental strategies, setting a new benchmark for urban development in the region. Hope you enjoy the issue, please reach out to us via our website or Instagram https://www.landscape-me.com/, we’d love to hear from you!