Black Landscape Architects Network
Featuring an interview with founder Glenn LaRue Smith, ASLA (MLA ’83) Though their numbers have risen in recent decades, Black landscape architects are still notably underrepresented in the field...
Featuring an interview with founder Glenn LaRue Smith, ASLA (MLA ’83) Though their numbers have risen in recent decades, Black landscape architects are still notably underrepresented in the field...
LETTER FROM DEAN JONATHAN OVERPECK TO THE SEAS BLACK STUDENT BODY AND SEAS COMMUNITY: Dear SEAS Black Student Body and SEAS Community, As the nation’s eyes are on Louisville today, our thoughts and...
SEAS Dean Emeritus, founder of JJR, and highly influential landscape architect, Bill Johnson, has been awarded the 2020 Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) Medal. The LAF Medal is conveyed to a...
Landscape architect and ecologist MaryCarol Hunter is an associate professor at the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability whose current work focuses on the impact of nature...
MLA '04 and PhD '09 grad, Susan Dieterlen releases a new book, Immigrant Pastoral: Midwestern Landscapes and Mexican-American Neighborhoods examines the growth of new Mexican heritage communities in...
The Jacarandá Garden at San Borja Arriarán, a public hospital in Santiago. / image: Kat Shiffler I was drawn to landscape architecture out of a specific desire to create healthcare environments that...
A River Runs Through It The joggers, picnickers, bike riders, dog walkers, and kayakers who enjoy an afternoon in Ann Arbor’s Gallup Park may consider, on occasion, that they owe a measure of thanks...