As memorial groves become more common, architects like Stockholm-based landscape designer Thorbjörn Andersson of Sweco Architects reconcile the needs of the living with those of the dead.

Henry David Thoreau hoped to teach by example. So does the new visitor center near his famous retreat.

A pedestrian bridge gracefully navigates the landscape to connect a popular sporting precinct to the city center.

A restaurant is designed with few impediments to the water view.

On the banks of the Seine, a park transforms a suburban wasteland into a tranquil retreat.

A curving glass pavilion mimicks the contours of the landscape.

A master recreates his homeland’s aura in a verdant American setting.