Mziuri Park’s lake, excavated from the Vere ravine’s floodplain.
In the middle of March, I join a friend for a trip to Tbilisi National Park, one of Georgia’s 15 national parks, and a dense and parallactic forest of mossy Fagus orientalis, Ilex colchica, and Taxus baccata.Continue reading After Extraordinary Conditions→
Members of the James Corner Field Operations team give out cotton candy from the Sponge Hub at a South Bay farmers’ market. Image courtesy James Corner Field Operations.
In the early 1920s, leaders of the Soviet Union had a communication problem: how to relay the abstract and complex communist ideology and economy to their scattered constituents across several nations, languages, and varying literacy levels. Continue reading Crisis Actors→
Bay Area landscape studios team with local artisans to evolve CNC-fabricated site elements.
By Sarah Cowles
TLS Landscape Architecture interns test a 1:1 foam bench mock-up for the rammed earth bench. Photo by Robert Cabral.
Alcatraz keeps disappearing, but not because of sea-level rise. “Alcatraz Island has been stolen, replaced, and stolen again,” says Nicholas Gotthardt, a senior associate at Surfacedesign in San Francisco. Continue reading Tooling Up→
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