Article by:
Jared Green
“When Frederick Law Olmsted was practicing, he was working at the scale of the city. Today, landscape architects face challenges on a global scale — carbon emissions, land fragmentation, and extraction,” said Kate Orff, FASLA, founder of SCAPE, an urban design and landscape architecture practice.
Orff made her comments during a discussion organized by the Olmsted Network to mark the 125th anniversary of ASLA and explore the future of landscape architecture. Read the full article...
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