Tools such as Acelab and BuildingEase leverage big data and industry collaboration to make ethical sourcing easier for design firms of all sizes.

Meg Studer is a designer and illustrator with a background in landscape architecture. She specializes in making maps, infographics, and interactives.

Aidan Ackerman, ASLA, is an assistant professor of landscape architecture at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, New York.

New City Parks provides planning and development support to small- and medium-sized cities in New Jersey and New York that struggle to renovate and maintain their public green spaces on their own.

Standing astride the curves of the Los Angeles River and an arcing freeway, the inverted brutalist pyramid of the former Sunkist Headquarters represents a quintessential Southern California landscape.

As a persistent housing shortage contributes to expanding homelessness across the nation, landscape architects are increasingly being asked to develop design strategies that confront this societal ...

Perched on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River, the Washington School for the Deaf (WSD) was once a visual anchor in the Vancouver, Washington, landscape. That was before trees grew downslope and ...

Joan Iverson Nassauer, FASLA, has long been a vocal proponent of blending aesthetics and ecological performance across a variety of landscape types, including the agricultural fields that formed the ...

Unlike architecture, landscape architecture evolves (and almost always improves) through time. Its parks and gardens are never complete. Or rather the finished landscape of today is not the finished ...

Built in three phases, with the first opening in 2008 and the third in 2023, the park has been widely celebrated as a model of waterfront renewal. But beyond the familiar story of access returned to ...

Montreal’s Jardins des Floralies, on Île Notre-Dame in the Parc Jean-Drapeau, have changed a great deal since they were installed as part of a horticultural exhibition in 1980. Of the gardens that can ...