Practice + Academia at Sasaki
Come High Water: Check out dlandstudio’s strategies for sea level rise
Rethinking our Relationship with Rivers (via The Dirt)
http://dirt.asla.org/2013/01/16/rethinking-our-relationship-with-rivers/
Check out our work advocating for emerging landscape architects in Boston.
“In recent years, landscape architects have seen their profile rise. The discipline has gained stature in the public’s imagination, as well as among the allied disciplines of architecture, planning, and even civil and transportation engineering.”
The uber talented Susannah Drake of dlandstudio writes about NYC, Sandy, and the landscape architect’s response…http://www.toposmagazine.com/blog/new-york-waterfronts-after-sandy.html
Colliding Rivers in Geneva
Pumped to see Landscape Urbanism as the first step.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/engineering/rebuilding-america/detroit-2025-after-the-recession-a-city-reimagined-13108807
In the middle of the Alaskan Gulf a distinct difference in colour between two adjacent bodies of water has been noticed. The explanation would be that the fresh water of a melting glacier and the the saline water from the ocean have different densities and did not mix immediately.
Read more on these pictures by Ken Smith here
Incredibly honored and thrilled to represent the GSD and WVU!
