Dumbarton Oaks Symposium in May
May 8th and 9th Dumbarton Oaks in Washington, DC is hosting their Spring symposium entitled: The Interlacing of Words and Things in Gardens and Landscapes: Beyond Nature and Culture There […]
Category Archives: landscape architecture
LEED 100K House, more!
Yesterday I wrote about a comment thread at the 100K Leed house. Interesting commentary thread over at this website about building a $100,000 house, following LEED requirements, and the landscaping, […]
Stunning Homes, Karachi, and Hanoi
So I ran across this article about 5 rules to design stunning homes and I thought I’d share them with you. Then let you decide for yourself if you think […]
Pierre Boitard
A interesting looking book just sold on e-bay for $1.031.00 Not bad for a 1834 book on Garden Architecture. Here’s a blurb on the listing: Pierre Boitard’s 1834 Manuel de […]
Are There the “Worst of the Worst Landscapes”?
Bill over at the Giant Duck Institute has suggested an idea You’ve hit on the idea for a post to rival “Trees We Do Not Like”. Perhaps you could call […]
Tree Houses . . . that are Super
For the cool price of $250,000 you can have this little beauty built for you in your own backyard. though for that much money you may want to put it […]
Robert Marvin
Every so often I have been fortunate enough to meet the man whose work I have come to respect and study. In this field of Landscape Design this had/has happened […]
Martha Schwartz interview
I just ran across this interview in Metropolismag.com. I was hoping to read a good in-depth, insightful interview. Let’s just say I was disappointed. it comes across a one of […]
