I’m a Taiwanese landscape architect living in the UK. By day I design green spaces connecting people to nature; by night I write about the quieter inner landscapes of being human.
This space gathers my work with plants, place, and gentle, soulful living. If you’re moving through change, longing for a soft rhythm to bloom , or simply love noticing small beautiful things — you’re in the right place.
I’m slowly gathering essays and field notes here — small stories about what plants, seasons, and everyday landscapes are teaching me.
Did you know a bamboo grove in Hiroshima was one of the only living things to survive the 1945 atomic bomb? Its resilience is legendary, and for thousands of years, this remarkable plant has connected past, present, and future in design and ecology.
ReadA reflection on trees, slow growth, and resisting the pressure to constantly optimise our lives.
ReadOn creating tiny pockets of reverence at home and at work: a leaf, a stone, a cup of tea, and one full breath.
ReadOn YouTube, I’m creating a series of gentle affirmation videos — simple words you can play in the background while getting ready, commuting, or winding down.
Later, you can embed a YouTube playlist here.
For collaborations, writing or speaking invitations, or simply to share your own story with plants and place:
Email: hello@sabinatang.com