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TRUEFORM Tempers the Heat at Arizona State

Tempe, Arizona · Tempe

TRUEFORM Tempers the Heat at Arizona State

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What landscape architects need to know. How fresh planting and reused materials help a mid-century library keep its cool. By Jonathan Lerner In 1966, the Hayden Library opened at Arizona State University (ASU) in Tempe. Byron Sampson, ASLA, the university landscape architect, says that with its massive—perhaps even intimidating—presence, it was the most prominent structure on campus at the time. The Read Article

Richmond’s History of Enslavement on Display in Shockoe Design

Richmond, United States · Richmond

Richmond’s History of Enslavement on Display in Shockoe Design

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Waterstreet Studio creates a landscape plan for historic site of former jail and two forgotten African burial grounds. By Kim O’Connell On a typical weekday, the historic Main Street Station in Richmond, Virginia, is a blur of motion. Passenger and freight trains screech past regularly while traffic flows like water on nearby Interstate 95. Only yards away, however, sits a site of noticeable stillness—the former Lumpkin’s Jail, where thousands …Read Article

How SCAPE Flipped the Design Script In Memphis

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When concerns surfaced that the redesign of Tom Lee Park would only benefit downtown, the firm returned to the drawing board. By Gale Fulton, ASLA What is the agency of the urban designer? How do we not just make landscapes, buildings, and public space, but make change?” These provocative questions, set out by Kate Orff, FASLA, and SCAPE in their 2016 book, Toward an Urban Ecology, guide the firm’s work while serving as a call to action for desi…Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis Read Article

Backstory: Memphis Columbarium Gets a Refresh

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“These are lighter because they represent the four elms, and we didn’t want to completely screen out the building, so we have this transparency through those trees. Even before, even from our drawings, I don’t think we realized how much that quatrefoil was going to unite this space.” —Barbara Keathley, ASLA Drawing by Barbara Keathley Associates/Roger Dale Skaggs, ASLA. Barbara Keathley, ASLA, is not one to settle for less than her vision. In Me…Memphis, Tennessee · Memphis Read Article

Texas Has a New Desert Wildflower

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Ovicula biradiata, a new genus in the sunflower family, was found in Big Bend National Park in Texas. Photo by James Bailey. By Timothy A. Schuler | PLANTS | It’s not every day that park rangers identify a wholly new genus of plant. In fact, the last time was in 1976, when a botanist at Death Valley National Park first described Dedeckera eurekensis, a matting shrub that grows amid the rocky outcrops of the Mojave Desert. The discovery of Ovicu…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Surviving a Turbulent Economy

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Eight practitioners on finding level and running a business in a time of uncertainty. Every working designer understands that change can be a creative force, but it can also be disruptive and deeply unsettling. It is this duality that emerged in early spring, when six firm leaders gathered online (two participants could not join and contributed separately) to discuss adapting to the current administration’s barrage of executive orders, tariff an…Economy · New York Read Article

Cultural Landscapes in an Uncertain Future

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How should we think about the dynamics of change? By Robert Z. Melnick, FASLA Although our attention to cultural landscapes has evolved, we often approach them in a way that is too narrow in scope, too tightly bound in our own silos, and too unwilling to change in response to shifting contexts, whether environmental, cultural, ethical, societal, or political. We need to go beyond what we have done in the past. I have worked in cultural landscape…Santa Fe, New Mexico · Santa Fe Read Article

Book Review: The Sediment Must Flow

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Silt Sand Slurry: Dredging, Sediment, and the Worlds We Are Making By Rob Holmes, Brett Milligan, and Gena Wirth; Tiburon, California: Applied Research and Design Publishing, an imprint of ORO Editions, 2024; 385 pages, $50. Reviewed by Zach Mortice Midway through Silt Sand Slurry: Dredging, Sediment, and the Worlds We Are Making, Rob Holmes, ASLA; Brett Milligan, ASLA; and Gena Wirth, ASLA, describe a clamshell dredger used to yank up muck from…India · India See the Story

The Greening of Pompeii

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The ancient site has a new master plan by Studio Bellesi Giuntoli. By Monica Shenouda The green ring encompasses 42 acres of land and includes 11 zones of focus. Image by Studio Bellesi Giuntoli. Pompeii has lured visitors for centuries, offering a connection with a deeper humanity that both transcends and is rooted in the ordinariness of life. The sheer quantity of studies, films, novels, and sketches that reference the city buried under meters…Pompeii · Pompeii Read Article

One for the Books

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Studio Campo master plans the Rocky Mountain Land Library. By Sarah Chase Shaw Several vernacular ranch buildings have been repurposed at the residential library campus. Photo by Ben Sherrill. About 10 miles southeast of Fairplay, Colorado, lies Buffalo Peaks Ranch. Marked by an inconspicuous entrance off Highway 9—a major thoroughfare for travelers between Colorado’s metropolitan Front Range and its popular ski resorts—the ranch is tucked into …Fairplay · Fairplay Read Article

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