What landscape architects need to know. The “Little Project” at the Minnesota home of the firm’s founder creates experiences ...

What landscape architects need to know. In L.A., recent innovations bolster the case for replacing hardwired streetlights.

“How are you going to be able to communicate this to the installers? The question becomes a big influence for how you might approach the assembly of the script; otherwise you might create outcomes ...

Integrating solar power into the infrastructure of communities is a necessary step toward sustainability, but that pioneering path has not always been a smooth one.

Integrating solar power into the infrastructure of communities is a necessary step toward sustainability, but that pioneering path has not always been a smooth one.

Drawing by Barbara Keathley Associates/Roger Dale Skaggs, ASLA. Barbara Keathley, ASLA, is not one to settle for less than her vision. In Memphis, Tennessee, where her firm is based, she and Roger ...

Landscape architecture firms have been embracing alternative business models of late, fueled by young designers questioning traditional norms and firm founders wondering how to pass on their practices ...

Movable seating, tents, and a kiosk transformed the court into a place to support new social interactions. Image courtesy Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice and the Center for Court Innovation. In ...

The beat goes on at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Upstate New York, the site of the legendary 1969 Woodstock music festival. In August 1969, attendees of the Woodstock Music and Art Fair ...

Landscape architects are working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and building new networks through the Engineering With Nature program. The implications could be transformative for both. Monica ...

The permafrost is melting in Inuvik, a flat delta town in the Northwest Territories, 2 degrees north of the Arctic Circle. You can see the drunken trees, leaning this way and that along the banks of ...