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We have just uploaded the latest #03 edition of WLA Quarterly Landscape Architecture Magazine which includes urban design projects from BIG and STOSS LU and also includes small scale projects that are beautifully crafted. The projects are set in Spain, Sweden, Canada, USA, Australia, Taiwan, and Denmark. We also a student project from Ball State University BLA [...] → Continue Reading WLA #03 Landscape Architecture Magazine
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 It's always wise to have a few projects up your sleeve, for when the kids are home for an extended period of time. I love this idea from our Family Crafts Guide because it's easy and quick and because if they do it outside, the kids can make a mess and the birds will clean it up. So the next time you're at the grocery store, pick up a few supplies and put the kids to work let the kids play. Then watch how much fun the birds (and probably a few squirrels) have.
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 Best wishes to everyone. May your days be merry and bright.
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The CityDeck is the heart of a multi-phase redevelopment project along Green Bay’s Fox River. The project aims to allow for significantly increased access to the river and to diversify social and ecological life along it. EXISTING CONDITIONS + CHALLENGES The site is a 2-acre strip of land, typically measuring 50 to 60 feet wide, [...] → Continue Reading The CityDeck | Green Bay USA | Stoss Landscape Urbanism
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Taylor Cullity Lethlean were engaged in 2007 to assist DTEI in the preparation of a reference design for the urban and landscape design component of the Northern Expressway. Taylor Cullity Lethlean formed a team involving architects Tonkin Zulaikha Greer, lighting specialist Bluebottle, sculptor Robert Owen and illustration artist Robin Eley. All work was lead and [...] → Continue Reading NEXY | South Australia | Taylor Cullity Lethlean
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 You can't here the title of Clement Clarke Moore's poem, "Twas the Night before Christmas", without launching into the rest of poem. It's a part of every Christmas and the older you get, the more it sticks in your head. Here are some variations created by clever gardeners that I thought you might enjoy. Merry Christmas Eve!
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We envision this project as an opportunity to reach a large number of people, where we are able to showcase the use of native plants in a region and country that has been going through extensive ecological changes in a short period of time. We hope to bring a fresh perspective to these plants and [...] → Continue Reading Jinzhou World Landscape Art Exposition | Jinzhou China | estudioOCA
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 I'm in full holiday mode. The scent from my Christmas tree blends beautifully with the aromas coming from my oven.
Did you know you could rent a live Christmas tree? It's too late for me this year, but what an interesting idea. Nurseries will delivery a potted tree to your house and pick it up after the holidays. The price will vary by size, type of tree and location, but most aren't much different from buying a cut tree. Some places even let you "adopt" a tree. You get the same tree year after year. I'm making a note of this for next year. Do a search on "rent a Christmas tree" to find a nursery near you. Now if only I could rent Christmas cookies. ...Read Full Post
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 Today is the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere. I believe the summer solstice occurred in the southern hemisphere yesterday, lucky you. But for me it is the shortest day of the year, which I like to think of as the beginning of the days getting longer. According to National Geographic News, "Solstice" comes from the Latin phrase for "sun stands still." The sun has stopped getting lower and lower in the sky and appears to rise and set in the same spot, for several days. In 2010, a lunar eclipse coincided with the winter solstice, which somehow seems fitting.
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In Venezuela 93% of the population live in cities, half of which inhabit urban slums. Upgrading initiatives to date have tended to focus on housing solutions to improve living conditions. However, graver issues affect the livelihood of slum dwellers on a daily basis. Alarmingly high homicide rates, frequent adolescent pregnancies and very high school dropout [...] → Continue Reading La Moran | Caracas Venezuela | Enlace Arquitectura
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 Talk about flashy. The leaves of rex begonias positively flaunt their colors. These fascinating little plants make wonderful house plants without having to worry about flowers. Leaves can be multi-colored, patterned or glazed in icy silver. They're a popular plant to collect and if you think 1 begonia is showy, you should see 30 of them scattered about - all with different markings.
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