TROP : terrains + open space

01/08/2026

Sneak peek of TROP’s new serene courtyard inspired by its location, Sanya.
In collaboration with Shenzhen Huahui Design (HHD), the architect.
Photo credit E-ar TARS

31/07/2026

TROP’s Double Spiral staircase beautifully connect our roof garden and Porous Court together at Ribbon Dance Park, Xi’An, China.

20/07/2026

Sneak peek of KIN Innovation Campus, designed by . Here we created an office landscape that serves both visitors and the people who work here day and night.

A series of glowing sculptural walls gently separates these two worlds, not as barriers, but as a shared backdrop for the campus.
Made from perforated steel panels manufactured by the campus itself, Lighting by .contrast.design,
they become a quiet showcase of its craftsmanship, allowing both clients and employees to experience the material in everyday life.

Photos credit In Contrast Design

08/07/2026

Thank you, ชอบตึก Chob Teuk , for sharing our beloved APAC’s Ekamai Corner project. We truly hope this small corner of the city makes everyday life just a little better, exactly as our team intended.

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20/06/2026

We’re honored to be included by Architizer in Thailand’s 30 Best Architecture Firms.
Thank you for this recognition and for supporting our journey in creating meaningful landscapes.

From regional vernacular and elaborate pagodas to modern geometry and material experimentation, discover the work of Thailand’s best architecture firms.

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19/06/2026

Happy to share that our Yanlord The Park project in Shenzhen has been shortlisted for the LILA 2026 Jury Award in the Residential Parks category. A proud moment for the team and a reminder of why we love creating landscapes that bring people and nature together.

19/06/2026

Happy to share that our Yanlord The Park project in Shenzhen has been shortlisted for the LILA 2026 Jury Award in the Residential Parks category. A proud moment for the team and a reminder of why we love creating landscapes that bring people and nature together.

https://landezine-award.com/category/shortlists/shortlist-2026/

Project: Yanlord The Park
Location: Shenzhen, China
Area: 24800㎡
Completed Time: 2025
Client: Shenzhen Yanlord Land
Landscape: TROP: terrains + open space
Design Director: Pok Kobkongsanti
Director in Charge: Fusang Ren
Design Team: Kehan Zhou, Guo He, Pengtao Sang, Ke Ma
Architect: HHDesign
Interior: SLD Group (Tianjin) Ltd.
Landscape Construction Drawings: FANU Landscape Architecture
Landscape Contractor: Guangzhou Huayuan Garden Co., Ltd.
Lighting Design: Dasun (China) Co., Ltd.
Photographer: Holi-Landscape Photography

17/06/2026

Water has always shaped the identity of Hangzhou.

At Jindi T One Residence, we reinterpreted this relationship through a series of minimal linear reflecting ponds inspired by the city’s rivers. Flowing quietly through a long, narrow site, the waterscape captures the sky and extends the presence of nature deep into the garden.

Following the timeless principles of the Chinese garden, reflections become part of the landscape itself, while generous planting softens the surrounding architecture. Together, water, sky, and greenery transform a constrained site into a garden that feels serene, expansive, and deeply connected to its place.

Photos credit Nancy Studio

06/06/2026

This week, we returned to T One in Hangzhou.

The trees have grown, the water has softened, and the garden has quietly found its place in people’s lives. Watching residents stroll beneath the canopy, children play along the water’s edge, and everyday moments unfold within the landscape was deeply rewarding.

Years after completion, the garden no longer belongs to us. It belongs to those who inhabit it
and perhaps that is the most beautiful outcome a designer can hope for.

28/05/2026

Surrounded by buildings and parking areas, the heart of Dusit D2 Residence Hua Hin, in collaboration with
, is transformed into a tropical sunken oasis.
The landscape sinks gently below ground, allowing water and greenery to embrace the space,
creating a sense of retreat, privacy, and calm within a compact residential courtyard.

Photos credit .studio