Landprocess

Landprocess is a Bangkok landscape architecture and urban design firm founded by Kotchakorn Voraakhom. It works on the premise that Bangkok is amphibious by nature, and that the grey infrastructure which replaced its canals is why the city floods, so its projects put water back into the public realm.

The studio’s best-known work is the Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park, a 4.5-hectare slope that holds rainwater and doubles as a park. Its practice extends to green roofs, urban farms, wetlands and flood-ready public space, framed as regenerative design for climate adaptation across Southeast Asia, and it runs the Porous City Network to connect that work to policy and research. The office also takes on urban furniture and small structures; Arthur Moulucou developed his eye for urban furniture while working there.