Hargreaves Jones Landscape Architecture, 227 Duffield St, New York, NY (2026)

09/05/2024

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The 2024-2025 Rural Studio Lectures & Workshop Series begins this week with Mary Margaret Jones from NYC! Mary Margaret is the senior principal landscape architect and President of Hargreaves Jones with offices in New York City, San Francisco, and Cambridge.

Her work has been recognized around the globe, including the prestigious Cooper Hewitt National Design Award and the Rosa Barba International Landscape Prize. Notable projects include the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London, UK, Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City, OK, and Belo Garden in Dallas, TX.

Mary Margaret’s lecture begins at 12:00p.m. at Morrisette House in Newbern. We can’t wait to see her work!

06/21/2024

is an opportunity to recognize the tiny critters that make such a BIG impact on our world.

Pollinators are essential to both our natural ecosystems and human well-being. They sustain our food production, boost biodiversity, and help keep our soils healthy and our waters clean.

Sadly, many pollinator populations are in decline due to habitat loss, pesticide use, and .

We can make a difference! As landscape architects, our designs contribute to the health of our pollinator populations. By creating landscapes that prioritize diverse native plants, hibernating habitats, year-round food sources, and sustainable maintenance practices, we can provide support these hardworking creatures.

Let’s celebrate our pollinators and the landscapes that help secure their future!

05/10/2024

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Delighted to join agency & community partners and elected officials yesterday to celebrate the long-awaited opening of the new 1.15-acre public park in the heart of

Looking forward to the forthcoming public art installations by .armstead

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05/09/2024

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This morning, and DBP held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the opening of Abolitionist Place, a new 1.15-acre public space in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn.

The new open space, designed by , includes a children’s play area, lawns, dog run, waterplay feature, ornamental plantings, and multiple seating areas.

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01/12/2024

A huge thank you to all that shared your ideas and vision for the future River Reach Park with our team last Saturday at Winterfest! Missed us last week? Join us TOMORROW for our first community workshop at the Windsor Ave Community Center from 11am-2pm!

This event is indoors and perfect for a rainy day! 🌧️ ☂️

Share your ideas for the future park, learn about the site, enjoy free snacks, a photo booth, and games! This event is for all ages and abilities. We can’t wait to see you there!

📅 TOMORROW, Jan. 13th from 11am-2pm.
📍 330 Windsor Ave, Windsor, CT.

Learn more about this project and stay up to date: https://riverfront.org/newpark/

11/15/2023

We were honored to have worked with Robert Irwin to reimagine Carpenter Park in Dallas and the re-positioning of his sculpture, Portal Park Slice - both on the site and within his body of work. It was the first time Bob had changed one of his early works in response to changed conditions, and its arcing filigree ends animate the plaza under the freeway, extending from the hill it seemingly slices.

The park was completed in 2022, and we are pleased he was able to participate before his passing. He changed the art world with his work and conceptual approach to conditional art and he will be missed.

10/29/2023

Join us in congratulating Principal Kirt Rieder for being elevated to this year’s ASLA Council of Fellows! Kirt is being recognized for his exceptional contributions to the landscape architecture profession and society at large. The Fellowship in Practice recognizes Kirt’s leadership in creating built landscapes that restore the environment and impact our lives, and is among the highest honors bestowed in our profession.

Some of the distinguished built landscapes by Kirt over the years include:

Crescent Park, New Orleans
T Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge, Richmond Virginia
Crissy Field, San Francisco

Come celebrate Kirt and other new Fellows at the Council of Fellows Investiture Dinner

Sunday, October 29, 2023

7:00pm – 10pm CT

Location: Hilton Minneapolis, Minneapolis Grand Ballroom

10/27/2023

Don’t miss this insightful education session today led by Associate Principal Jing Fan that explores the technical challenges and range of strategies for designing and engineering public open space on new and existing structures.

FRI-D07: Below the Surface: Strategies for Designing Big Parks on Complex Structures

Friday, October 27, 2023

3:30pm – 4:30pm CT

Location: Minneapolis Convention Center, Room 101DE

Lead Speaker:
Jing Fan

Speaker:
Andrew Lavallee
Nathan J. Palmer

10/26/2023

We’re excited to head to Minneapolis for a weekend of learning, celebrating, and networking at the . Make sure to say hello and check out our sessions!

Come join our Principal Mary Lydecker as she leads a tour of The Commons as part of a field session that explores the resurgence of Downtown East Minneapolis and reviews the synergy between public and private development.

FS-10: Re-embracing the Mississippi Riverfront & the Evolution of Downtown East

Friday, October 27, 2023

10:15am – 4:45pm CT

Location: Minneapolis Convention Center, Field Session Departure Area 3, Level 1

Leaders:
Jean M. Garbarini
Sandra G. Rolph

Presenters:
Tadd Kreun
Kate M. Lamers
Mary Lydecker

10/26/2023

We’re excited to head to Minneapolis for a weekend of learning, celebrating, and networking at the . Make sure to say hello and check out our sessions!

Come join our Principal Mary Lydecker as she leads a tour of The Commons as part of a field session that explores the resurgence of Downtown East Minneapolis and reviews the synergy between public and private development.

FS-10: Re-embracing the Mississippi Riverfront & the Evolution of Downtown East

Friday, October 27, 2023

10:15am – 4:45pm CT

Location: Minneapolis Convention Center, Field Session Departure Area 3, Level 1

Leaders:
Jean M. Garbarini
Sandra G. Rolph

Presenters:
Tadd Kreun
Kate M. Lamers
Mary Lydecker

08/17/2023

Reflecting on an amazing weekend in LA at the third Community Workshop for the Paseo del Rio at Taylor Yard Project! We are excited to have had the incredible opportunity to unveil the final design to the vibrant community.

As the first phase transforming this derelict site the park includes: A grand gateway and entry pavilion which will welcome all, featuring events and parking plaza that promises to become a hub of activity and connection; A meandering walkway skirting the river's edge seamlessly links two expansive sites along the iconic LA River, fostering unity and discovery; Promoting sustainability, a state-of-the-art water quality feature redirects stormwater from its conventional path, allowing it to flow through a new channel, nurturing habitats before gracefully merging with the river's flow; An ode to history and community spirit, the restoration of the cherished historic railyard turntable not only honors the past but paves the way for gatherings, cozy events, and a tranquil open space that everyone can relish.

We are humbled by the enthusiasm and engagement of the community throughout this journey. Together, we're creating a legacy that intertwines nature, culture, and innovation. Stay tuned as we watch this dream unfold, one thoughtful design element at a time.

08/09/2023

This weekend, City officials gathered for the groundbreaking for our Sixth Street Viaduct Park Project!

The Viaduct (opened last year) and park create a multi-modal connector that includes pedestrian, bike and vehicular access, transforming the LA River, at this point at least, from a historic divide to an attractive series of open spaces that bring a diverse range of communities together.

The design of the park organizes the proposed program elements around a series of curvilinear pathways that reflect the new Viaduct’s graceful structural archways. As a unique landscape set in two distinct neighborhoods the urban park is designed to be flexible and respond to the desire that it serve as a respite from the surrounding infrastructure-dominated environment; be a place for community gatherings, festivals, and events; and provide access to the L.A. River.

“The park and the bridge will be one big jungle gym,” said Deborah Weintraub, Chief Deputy City Engineer with the Bureau of Engineer

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