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Placemaking Pitfall

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Placemaking Pitfall
Placemaking Pitfall
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Placemaking Pitfall
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 2 years ago
Creative crosswalks are increasingly popular—except among the disabled. By Timothy A. Schuler A group of disability rights organizations raised concerns about a mural crosswalk in London’s Bankside neighborhood. Photo courtesy Better Bankside. Viewed by both designers and departments of transportation as an inexpensive way to improve the public realm, street murals that embellish or sometimes even … Continue reading Placemaking Pitfall →
Creative crosswalks are increasingly popular—except among the disabled. By Timothy A. Schuler A group of disability rights organizations raised concerns about a mural crosswalk in London’s Bankside neighborhood. Photo courtesy Better Bankside. Viewed by both designers and departments of transportation as an inexpensive way to improve the public realm, street murals that embellish or sometimes even … Continue reading Placemaking Pitfall →
(Re)making the Grade
(Re)making the Grade
(Re)making the Grade
(Re)making the Grade
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 1 year ago
At the University of Pittsburgh, a Complete Street caps a series of student-centered outdoor spaces. By Timothy A. Schuler North of the student union, a new, permeable plaza provides space for events as well as informal gatherings. Photo by Denmarsh Studios/LBA. In the mid-1950s, the fast-growing University of Pittsburgh acquired two historic properties: the Hotel Schenley, built in 1898, and the Schenley Apartments, built between 1922 and 1924. The buildings were renovated for use as dormitori...
At the University of Pittsburgh, a Complete Street caps a series of student-centered outdoor spaces. By Timothy A. Schuler North of the student union, a new, permeable plaza provides space for events as well as informal gatherings. Photo by Denmarsh Studios/LBA. In the mid-1950s, the fast-growing University of Pittsburgh acquired two historic properties: the Hotel Schenley, built in 1898, and the Schenley Apartments, built between 1922 and 1924. The buildings were renovated for use as dormitori...
Hawaii Coastline Report Links Resilience with Access
Hawaii Coastline Report Links Resilience with Access
Hawaii Coastline Report Links Resilience with Access
Hawaii Coastline Report Links Resilience with Access
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 1 year ago
A landscape architect-led study from the University of Hawaii combines climate adaptation and waterfront access. By Timothy A. Schuler A vision for 20 miles of Honolulu’s waterfront is based on a network of amphibious green spaces that buffers the city from sea-level rise. Image courtesy of the University of Hawai’i Community Design Center. United States-controlled islands such as Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, and American Samoa are rarely mentioned in U.S. climate coverage, but the projected i...
A landscape architect-led study from the University of Hawaii combines climate adaptation and waterfront access. By Timothy A. Schuler A vision for 20 miles of Honolulu’s waterfront is based on a network of amphibious green spaces that buffers the city from sea-level rise. Image courtesy of the University of Hawai’i Community Design Center. United States-controlled islands such as Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, and American Samoa are rarely mentioned in U.S. climate coverage, but the projected i...
Sharing the City One Step at a Time
Sharing the City One Step at a Time
Sharing the City One Step at a Time
Sharing the City One Step at a Time
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 1 year ago
Activists, wanderers, and tourists find a common language through walking. By Tim Waterman As lockdowns eased in 2021, Hôtel du Nord led a walk in L’Estaque, in North Marseille, to the Miramar site, with the encouragement of music along the way. Photo by Dominique Poulain, Archives Hôtel Du Nord. Matthew Beaumont’s beautiful book about London, Nightwalking: A Nocturnal History of London, begins with a quotation from Ford Madox Ford’s The Soul of London (1905): “…little by little, t...
Activists, wanderers, and tourists find a common language through walking. By Tim Waterman As lockdowns eased in 2021, Hôtel du Nord led a walk in L’Estaque, in North Marseille, to the Miramar site, with the encouragement of music along the way. Photo by Dominique Poulain, Archives Hôtel Du Nord. Matthew Beaumont’s beautiful book about London, Nightwalking: A Nocturnal History of London, begins with a quotation from Ford Madox Ford’s The Soul of London (1905): “…little by little, t...
Seeding a Wilder Future
Seeding a Wilder Future
Seeding a Wilder Future
Seeding a Wilder Future
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 1 year ago
A new gorilla conservation campus by MASS Design Group and TEN x TEN is a laboratory for reforestation. By Timothy A. Schuler The experimental landscape at the new Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund headquarters features plant communities that are critical to mountain gorillas’ survival. Photo by Iwan Baan. The plan was ambitious, even by MASS Design Group standards. For the headquarters of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the world’s foremost mountain gorilla conservation organization, the designers env...
A new gorilla conservation campus by MASS Design Group and TEN x TEN is a laboratory for reforestation. By Timothy A. Schuler The experimental landscape at the new Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund headquarters features plant communities that are critical to mountain gorillas’ survival. Photo by Iwan Baan. The plan was ambitious, even by MASS Design Group standards. For the headquarters of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the world’s foremost mountain gorilla conservation organization, the designers env...
Get Ready to Respond
Get Ready to Respond
Get Ready to Respond
Get Ready to Respond
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 1 year ago
$1 billion in funding to reconnect divided communities is coming. By Zach Mortice Landscape architects are ingrained systems thinkers and experts on how to balance infrastructure and the ecological imperatives of climate change, all while improving transit networks that bind people together. Significant portions of the more than $1 trillion infrastructure bill that became law late last year will be filtering down to communities, and landscape architects bring experience and expertise to these ty...
$1 billion in funding to reconnect divided communities is coming. By Zach Mortice Landscape architects are ingrained systems thinkers and experts on how to balance infrastructure and the ecological imperatives of climate change, all while improving transit networks that bind people together. Significant portions of the more than $1 trillion infrastructure bill that became law late last year will be filtering down to communities, and landscape architects bring experience and expertise to these ty...
The Year of the Superstudio
The Year of the Superstudio
The Year of the Superstudio
The Year of the Superstudio
landscapearchitecturemagazine landscapearchitectur... | 2 years ago
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. Among those in attendance were Billy Fleming, ASLA, … Continue reading The Year of the Superstudio →
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. Among those in attendance were Billy Fleming, ASLA, … Continue reading The Year of the Superstudio →
Planning To Retire? Your Equity Can Help You Reach Your Goal.
Planning To Retire? Your Equity Can Help You Reach Your Goal.
Planning To Retire? Your Equity Can Help You Reach Your Goal.
Planning To Retire? Your Equity Can Help You Reach Your Goal.
keepingcurrentmatters keepingcurrentmatter... | 1 year ago
Whether you’ve just retired or you’re thinking about retirement, you may be considering your options and trying to picture a whole new stage of your life. And you’re not alone. Research from the Retirement Industry Trust Association (RITA) shows 10,000 Baby Boomers reach the typical retirement age (65) every day, and only 47% of the people in that generation have already retired. If this sounds like you, one thing worth considering is whether or not your current home will suit your new lif...
Whether you’ve just retired or you’re thinking about retirement, you may be considering your options and trying to picture a whole new stage of your life. And you’re not alone. Research from the Retirement Industry Trust Association (RITA) shows 10,000 Baby Boomers reach the typical retirement age (65) every day, and only 47% of the people in that generation have already retired. If this sounds like you, one thing worth considering is whether or not your current home will suit your new lif...
Apartment development near SJRSC denied by planning board
Apartment development near SJRSC denied by planning board
Apartment development near SJRSC denied by planning board
Apartment development near SJRSC denied by planning board
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
The project looks to put 238 units on about 19 acres in St. Johns County.
The project looks to put 238 units on about 19 acres in St. Johns County.
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ENR Top 500 Design Firm Revenue Pushed by Private Equity
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Top 500 listed firms backed by private equity show boosted buying power with increased acquisitions and market expansion.
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