http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/agcomm/news-center/media-releases/grad-student-designs-landscapes-with-both-human-and-environmental-health-in-mind/ June 27, 2011 – Terri Leith Photo by Terri Leith Brantley Snipes presents her landscape design research project that creates a model to improve an “inner ring suburb” area of Raleigh. Can landscape… Read More
Two NC State teams have projects competing in the ICON-LA Student Competition. This is an international landscape architecture competition based out of St. Petersburg, Russia. The entries are posted online and they need your… Read More
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A press release from the Institute of Landscape architects of South Africa (ILASA) of a unique and important two volume series on the Landscape Architecture of Southern Africa which sets out to fill a gap… Read More
Mystery Build
My sincere apology to Julie for not getting this posted sooner. She, along with 3 other NCSU entries took honors in the 2011 Tri-State ASLA Awards
Landscape Architecture Student Survey Since 1999, the annual ranking of America’s Best Architecture & Design Schools has been a leading resource for students, parents, faculty, and the media about which schools are best… Read More
Biodiversity Façade Posted on March 21, 2011 by laud8 In central Copenhagen a living map of Europe has appeared on the facade of the European Environment Agency (EEA) offices. Designed by architect Johanna Rossbach,… Read More
New 2010 Census results indicate that the Raleigh metropolitan area Raleigh-Cary grew 42 percent from 2000 to 2010. This growth rate is projected to be the highest of any metropolitan area in the… Read More
What is a Park – Landscape or Infrastructure Mar 15, 2011 by Nam Henderson How can a park be designed to serve as infrastructure(s)? Thinking not in terms of metaphor alone. But rather… Read More
