This exhibition explores the complex and intertwined layers of knowledge—sciences, history, aesthetics, and material culture—that are embedded in the seemingly simple undertaking of planting, whether a large forest, an urban park, or a garden. It does so through documenting the creative process of the…
Please join us for the Frederick Law Olmsted Lecture delivered by landscape…
Native heirloom seed varieties, many of which…
Please join us for the Sylvester Baxter Lecture featuring a discussion by…
The strange and unexpected are disappearing from our towns and cities. In Europe and America…
by Kira Clingen (MLA I, MDes RR ’21), Carson Fisk-Vittori (MLA I ’20), Shira Grosman…
To quote Margaret Atwood, climate change isn’t just about the climate, it’s…
Smart cities, search engines, autonomous vehicles: The pairing of massive data sets and self-learning algorithms…
Andrew Witt, Robert Pietrusko
Shenzhen is China’s city of the future, a manufacturing and product development hub unlike any…
by Aiysha Alsane (MLA I AP ’19) Through common language, we describe the desert as…