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THE QUEUE, AUGUST 2014
A monthly roundup of the news, dispatches, and marginalia that caught our eye. In this month’s issue of the Queue, the staff reads up on the grand opening of Dilworth Plaza in Philadelphia by OLIN,...
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LOST AND FOUND IN BALTIMORE
The grim 1960s-era highway architecture east of Druid Hill Park is no more inviting, or more pedestrian-friendly, in the rain. The wild and rebellious vegetation sometimes found under a highway...
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MARCH LAM: START IT UP
Click to view slideshow. Launching a design firm is not for the faint of heart. In building a landscape architecture business, mobile tech and shared work spaces have changed the game, but some things...
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CROSS ROADS
BY ADAM REGN ARVIDSON, FASLA What can a set of decades-old wildlife crossings tell us? FROM THE MARCH 2017 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. In the 1920s the businessman William du Pont Jr....
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LAMCAST: PROJECT BIRDLAND TAKES OFF
When the landscape architects at Mahan Rykiel Associates found themselves with uprooted trees they couldn’t fit back onto a newly designed and built mixed-use building site, they offered them to a...
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BLACK DESIGN MATTERS
BY JENNIFER REUT An emerging platform for design activism braces for the future. FROM THE OCTOBER 2017 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. It can be difficult, even in the face of powerful...
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ART DIRECTOR’S CUT, APRIL 11
The things our art director, Chris McGee, hated to leave out of the current issue of LAM. Courtesy Mahan Rykiel Associates. From “Make It Pop” in the April 2019 issue, about pop-up landscape...
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TWICE BITTEN
BY JARED BREY After two rare storms inundate Ellicott City, Maryland, the town tries to sort through what can be saved. FROM THE MAY 2019 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. The Tiber-Hudson...
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PLAYING IN THE RAIN (GARDEN)
BY ZACH MORTICE The Promenade at the Metropolitan is a 40,000-square-foot park space serving a mixed-use multifamily building. Photo by Design Collective/Jennifer Hughes. The developer James Rouse...
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TWICE BITTEN
BY JARED BREY After two rare storms inundate Ellicott City, Maryland, the town tries to sort through what can be saved. This week, LAM is joining more than 250 media outlets for Covering Climate Now,...
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A PARK WITH A HEART OF GOLD
BY KIM O’CONNELL A new pocket park in Baltimore helps to ignite a neighborhood revitalization. FROM THE JANUARY 2022 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. On a corner in Baltimore surrounded by...
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