Awards, Design, Housing, Materials Ten Times Better December 8, 2022 LAM Staff Leave a comment At Quarry House, TEN x TEN uses Minnesota stone and lissome birch to sculpt a residential garden in three dimensions. By Aaron King A set of collages explored design possibilities for the backyard. Courtesy TEN x TEN Landscape Architecture and Urbanism. The backyard as a distinct space has not always been with us. It is, according to the cultural landscape historian Paul Groth, a relatively recent invention that was made possible by technological innovations in the 1930s and 1940s. Continue reading Ten Times Better →
Climate, Education, Environment, Equity, Planning The Year of the Superstudio April 7, 2022 LAM Staff Leave a comment Global problems meet regional politics in the field’s most ambitious venture in a century. By Aaron King Yuehui Gong, Courtesy LAF. In March of 2020, Barbara Deutsch, FASLA, the CEO of the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF), hosted a small gathering at the foundation’s office in Washington, D.C. Continue reading The Year of the Superstudio →