North Carolina State University’s Student ASLA Chapter seeks submissions for it’s 2nd annual professional-reviewed landscape architecture student journal, SHIFT: process. Recognizing that students represent the next generation of leaders and design innovators, SHIFT… Continue reading
Bond No. 9 The World’s First Railroad Perfume. The scent of wildflowers, green grasses … and urban renewal. Anyone wish to douse themselves with the scent of a construction site? Or the Hudson… Continue reading
Hey All; Hope all is good back in NC. So I’m sure there has been discussion of this already in your courses, but in the midst of the upheaval and massive shifts taking… Continue reading
I started out with only a Facebook status update and the vague directions “across from the Carmax on Glenwood” to go on. An hour and a half later, I found the Water Garden.… Continue reading
Department of Landscape Architecture Syme Hall Sustainable Rain Garden Ribbon Cutting “Soup to nuts” as Andy Fox often says. From project conception to yesterday’s public presentation – an exemplary educational experience for the… Continue reading
This past weekend at the NC ASLA conference keynote speaker Paul F. Morris, FASLA, in his presentation Active Living by Deign, spoke about the role landscape architects play in public health. Part of what… Continue reading
“A new study on Travel and the Built Environment by planning scholars Reid Ewing and Robert Cervero finds that “intersection density” is the single most important measurement for understanding what keeps folks out… Continue reading
After failing to sell even one of 208 units, the Hue Condominium building has closed. Too bad, because despite the cheap looking material selections and odd-for-Raleigh euro styling, I was rooting for its… Continue reading
At Harvard, landscape architects reinvent roles, link disciplines Landscape architects often used to be called in to plant a few trees or add a bench after a building was constructed. Now, they are… Continue reading
Personalization of Space | Self Expression in the Landscape By Luke Wallenbeck As landscape architecture students we spend a lot of time designing at the master plan level. These large scale systems of… Continue reading
