Madeline Kirschner

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Call for Art! Arts Planning and Infrastructure in the Public Realm [Video] 3 months, 4 weeks ago

During the Land8x8 Lightning Talks, Ashley Pelletier of Sasaki shared their Dumke Arts Plaza project as an example of collaboration and new ways of thinking and designing for public art spaces. Public art has […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Farm Park: Regenerative Landscape [Video] 4 months, 1 week ago

Diane Lipovsky, principal and co-founder of the studio Superbloom, joined the Land8x8 Lightning Talks to highlight the creative potential and precedent of her firm’s project, the 1881 […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Neuro-Inclusive Spaces [Video] 4 months, 3 weeks ago

Kathryn (Katie) Finnigan is a MLA Candidate at the University of Denver, the 2022 National LAF Olmsted Scholar, and a LAF Fellow for Innovation and Leadership. She observes that existing public spaces and […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Urban Steppe [Video] 5 months, 1 week ago

Emmanuel Didier is a landscape architect, artist, and the founding principal of Didier Design Studio. He teaches graduate level design courses at the University of Colorado Denver in Auraria, CO where his […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Colorado Brightfields [Video] 5 months, 3 weeks ago

Scott Carman is an assistant professor of landscape architecture and urban design at Colorado State University. He joined the Land8x8 Lightning Talks to speak about his recent research and advocacy project, the […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Next Generation Playscapes! [Video] 6 months, 1 week ago

Sara Bonacquist is a landscape architect at Design Workshop in Denver. As a landscape architect, she understands the importance of playgrounds and outdoor play environments for children. These are critical […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Shifting Paradigms: Collaboration in Practice [Video] 6 months, 3 weeks ago

At the Land8x8 Lightning Talks in Denver, CO, Founder + Principal of Studio Siembra, Magdalena (Maggie) Aravena, offered insight into how the practice of landscape architecture can be transformed by new models […]

Edward Flaherty replied 5 months, 4 weeks ago

Shift the paradigms, rename the tropes all you want. People walk the landscape. Plants grow in the landscape. Kind of simple–the basics. Please do not confuse the basics.

Getting the LA Degree

In order to graduate with a degree in Landscape Architecture, CJ had to complete a term-abroad design study. That was the story in Tangier Gardens.

And in order to complete his term-abroad design study, CJ had to submit a final deliverable. Curious Tales is that final deliverable.

You might say Curious Tales is the short form of Tangier Gardens—but with added style.

In Curious Tales CJ shares, in 43 flash fiction stories, his take on the culture and landscape of northwestern Africa. He describes how the unique culture and landscape of that region have impacted his life and approach to landscape architecture design.

Curious Tales launches on Amazon and the Ebook will be Free on 15 Apr: https://amzn.to/3nO2WEG.

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Landscape Architecture + Climate Action [Video] 7 months, 1 week ago

During the Land8x8 Lightning Talks in Denver, Torey Carter-Conneen, the CEO of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), joined seven other speakers to kick-off this set of talks centered around […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, Climate Action Plan Published for Landscape Architects 10 months ago

In the same week that the Nature-Based Solutions Roadmap was announced by the U.S. Federal Government, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) released its official Climate Action Plan. This document […]

Madeline Kirschner wrote a new post, 5 Reasons to Attend LABash 2022 1 year, 7 months ago

Hey, YALL! Welcome to the chat. LABash is an annual student-run landscape architecture conference that brings together students and professionals in landscape architecture for a weekend of educational […]