Diksha Laddha

LA4017

Many Natures is a design concept rooted in the idea that nature is not singular but diverse, layered, and ever-changing. This park seeks to curate a sensory journey through these multiple expressions of nature by exaggerating and sculpting natural elements into spatial experiences. Instead of simplifying or controlling the landscape, the design embraces its complexity — inviting users into a dynamic dialogue with water, vegetation, and terrain.  Existing site features such as swales are retained and amplified, allowing water to become a central, visible force that reflects seasonal shifts and brings a sense of life and movement. Dense canopy walks offer moments of enclosure and mystery, where filtered light and rustling leaves create an intimate, immersive environment. These are interspersed with open spaces that offer contrast and relief, orchestrating a rhythm of pause and flow as one moves through the park.  The park is imagined as a poetic sequence of encounters — a landscape that does not present a single version of nature, but many. Each zone offers a different mood, inviting curiosity, reflection, and connection. Through this approach, Many Natures transforms the park into a place of layered experiences, where users are not just passive visitors but active participants in a narrative shaped by nature’s richness.