Designer Sara Zewde’s groundbreaking proposal inscribed the lives of enslaved Africans and their descendants in Rio de Janiero’s landscape.
Tiny Fishtail, Montana, hosts the largest, most ambitious sculpture park in the U.S., Tippet Rise. And yes, there are sheep.
The Anacostia River is making a comeback—from environmental injustice, ecological catastrophe, and plain neglect—but will its success push out the neighboring historic African American communities?
GGN’s landscape design for the National Museum of History and Culture has many stories to tell.
In Drawn to Landscape, followers of landscape studies can see how J.B. Jackson’s images of the everyday vernacular landscape shaped his teaching and writing.
A subtle new landscape design from Reed Hilderbrand elevates the Clark Art Institute in western Massachusetts.
Following the Louisiana sediment with the Dredge Research Collaborative.
STIMSON and D.I.R.T. Studio collaborate to create an urban park that connects the people and the native landscapes of San Antonio.
The designers at MNLA knew West Point Foundry Preserve was not going back to the way it was.
