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Life Ladprao the Valley is a new prototype of residentialproject that contemplates future urban-living challenges as an innovativeresidential project. It pays great concern to develop and apply Biophilicstrategies into the design to accomplish the goal of creating human-naturerelationship and promote sustainable development as the new prototype of urbanBiophilic living residential projects. According to the site context, LP faces the challenge ofirregular property shape and limited development of horizontal space. How doesone bring back the bond of human and nature while simultaneously overcomingthese context limitations? This important question leads to the introduction ofa new innovative solution called the “Biophilic” concept into the design. To achieve Biophilic and landscape concept, landscapeteam developed the building layout to maximize green outdoor spaces verticallyin different floor, each floor using nature as inspirations and predominantdesign elements to create unique adventurous landscape characters. I. M. Moreover, the landscape team created ultimate exposure tonature by using Green Infusion Method (G. I. M. ) to split building mass andinterpenetrate green spaces into the architecture. As a result,the landscape spaces and circulations become the high light that melodiouslyinterlaced adventurous experience with activity areas. LP contemplates the futureof urban-living challenges. This innovative residential project pays greatconcern to develop and apply Biophilic strategies into the design to accomplish the goal ofcreating human-nature relationship and promote sustainable developmentas a newprototype of urban Biophilic living residential project. Projectname:LIFE LADPRAO THE VALLEY Companyname:Redland-scape. Ltd Website: Contacte-mail:infos@redland-scape. com Project location:Bangkok, Thailand CompletionYear: 2021 Buildingarea (m²):8875. 69 sq. m. Otherparticipants:Architect: Real Estate Planning ConsultantsCo.,ltd | Openbox Architecture Photocredits:Rungkit charoenwat