The city's transformation of an old right-of-way into the untamed but coherent Gorilla Park, designed by the local firm ...

In just a few years, artificial intelligence has transformed the way design firms do business. Balancing back-office gains with mounting costs will take longer. “We jumped in with both feet in 2025.” ...

These questions are among those considered in Idyll and Ideology: Hermann Mattern and the Landscape to Live In. “There is much in this ‘wicked’ term of modernism that is still to be addressed,” writes ...

On the banks of the Merrimack River roughly 30 miles north of Boston, Lowell is a city of 120,000 people that played a sizable role in expanding the nation’s industrial economy in the 1800s. The river ...

In Richmond, Virginia, nature and industry collide in dramatic, obvious ways. Only a few blocks from the nexus of history represented by Monument Avenue and Arthur Ashe Boulevard, a series of bridges ...

Urban The Trouble with Brick June 5, 2012 / By Elizabeth J. Padgen A Copenhagen Park Mixes Flood Control and Social Life ...

When San Diego Children’s Park was first conceived in the 1990s by Peter Walker, FASLA, and Martha Schwartz, FASLA, the two took a decidedly postmodern approach to the design. The area was a blank ...

The landscape of a new arts-space addition is designed to have a democratizing effect on the Washington, D.C institution. The new REACH performing arts landscape connects the Kennedy Center with both ...

Active public engagement is one of the key ingredients for creating great community spaces. For landscape architects, this engagement requires more than simply capturing dialogue; we must bring ideas ...

A block or so from Fayuan Temple—one of Beijing’s most historic Buddhist sites—in a neighborhood undergoing expansive commercial and hospitality redevelopment, sits a traditional siheyuan courtyard ...

If you look closely, three of the cylindrical concrete stools arranged on the sidewalk in front of Love Bank Park in St. Louis are different from the rest. They’re smaller and a little misshapen, the ...