With a new week, we take a moment to admire the scenery of the Taiwan Farmland Landscape in Yilan. Plateaus of green are co-exist with man-made structures like concrete drains and the occasional pylon. Taiwanese planning and infrastructure for these farmlands are a sight to behold, with each field having 2 drains, one for fresh water and one for discharge.
At r+, we strive to work in harmony with the local environment to achieve sustainable growth for all by planning for the new rural.
What are trails? How do trails begin and what do they become? Where we are at in Kampot is near a limestone cave that is hidden behind plantations. Along these plantations is a trail that locals and even some foreigners use when they cycle to work everyday. The trail is not very well planned, a […]
We're putting together a series of resorts that comprise moveable modular units that sit lightly on the land. This means we can build a full luxury resort in under half a year, manage it for a time and then move it elsewhere, with minimal impact on the environment.
