InsideOut Landscape

06/14/2025

https://www.kqed.org/news/12043893/golden-gate-park-san-francisco-breast-cancer-memorial-garden

Another article, this from KQED, celebrates the new BAYS Breast Cancer Memorial Garden in Golden Gate Park. We were so pleased at the opportunity to design this very special space and garden, and work with the Bay Area Young Survivors.

The new park is one of several places in the Bay Area to gather, reflect and honor others.

05/05/2025

Thank you San Francisco Recreation and Parks, great to work with you! So honored to design this memorial for Bay Area Young Survivors, for the first memorial in the country dedicated to metastatic breast cancer. Bay Area Young Survivors Breast Cancer Memorial Garden, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California.

05/05/2025

Finally realized, and open to the public, after 5 different memorial designs for 5 different sites and 11 years later...!

01/14/2025

We're very excited about the progress of construction on our project in Golden Gate Park for the BAYS Breast Cancer Memorial Garden.

08/19/2024

What an exciting day for the Bay Area Young Survivors organization, breaking ground for their long-awaited Breast Cancer Memorial Garden in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco! At InsideOut Design, we are excited to have our design be brought to fruition, to honor young survivors of breast cancer, and memorialize BAYS members that have passed.

We are thrilled to break ground on the country’s first public memorial to those who have died of breast cancer, including the over 100 BAYS members who have died. With thanks to
and all those incredible donors who are making this vision become a reality, starting today! We look forward to when the Bay Area Young Survivors Breast Cancer Memorial Garden is complete in spring 2025 in our beloved

Photo credit: Sonia Gambhir

08/09/2024

Inspiring InsideOut Office Retreat Day in beautiful West Marin! Open water kayaking in Tomales Bay, followed by lunch at the Marshall store, and an informative tour of the amazing Arborica in Marshall - warehouses of excellent reclaimed wood ready for it's "last life" as something new in your projects and ours! Lastly - a nod to the ancient, awe-inspiring living ancestors in Roy's Redwoods.

04/19/2024

InsideOut Design is pleased to announce the Grand Opening of the Sculpture Garden for the O'Hanlon Center for the Arts, Saturday April 20, 2:30 - 5PM. This project gave us the opportunity to enhance the grounds of a veritable art institution in Mill Valley. Founded by artists Ann and Dick O'Hanlon, it's a former dairy farm perched on the foothills of Mount Tamalpais, and only a mile from downtown. The sculpture collection was placed amongst an all-new native plants garden, new stairs and pathways for safer access, and additional stone walls. We enjoyed working with the dedicated volunteers and committees at OHCA. Come visit if you can!

01/25/2024

Our BAYS memorial design is once again in the news, now included in the SF Gate article: '40 reasons why it's best to live in San Francisco right now". Scroll way down, past many reasons, to Golden Gate Park ; )
Memorial is coming - in 2024!

From exciting restaurant openings to a surge in live music, here’s why we think it’s a great time to live in San Francisco.

10/25/2023

We offer Landscape Architecture services and land art projects for the San Fransisco Bay Area in California, USA. We offer limited architectural work at this time.

10/25/2023

Honored to be a part of this special project which will be constructed in 2024, and written up here in sfgate:

San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is getting its first new memorial in 30-plus years: a garden commemorating people with breast cancer.

06/14/2023

Nice to see this "wall-hanging landscape" growing in, at a great little restaurant in Oakland - Pomello. We seldom do small, fun installations like this one. Looks like it's thriving.

05/17/2022

Sculptural elements from Julianna Fecskes Phillips for a project in El Cerrito. She is the artist for this public sculpture for a housing project along San Pablo Avenue. A large reflective steel ball is surrounded by undulating metal rails. It will most likely be undergoing changes (due to client preferences and budget), but we love how it's coming along!