Green Roof Professional (GRP) Training
October 31, 2016
by Landscape Arcitecture Staff Writer
Green Roof Professional (GRP) Training - San Francisco Mill Valley residential green roof. 2010 Green Roof Award of Excellence winner. December 1st to 3rd, 2016 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Register Here!…
SCHOLARSHIP FROM HOUZZ
October 28, 2016
Yea I thought that would get your attention. The wonderful people at Houzz, the online design community, are making available a significant scholarship opportunity for Interior Design and…
Full Disney Short: L’étrange Aventure de la Famille Winter (The Strange Journey of the Winter Family)
October 26, 2016
From iamag.co Enjoy the Full Disney Short: L’étrange Aventure de la Famille Winter. Emilie and Charles Winter are loving parents who are working hard for the happiness of…
Holiday Card Contest
October 25, 2016
What a chance to showcase your artistic skills? Good at watercolors? Pastels? Pen and ink? Maybe Adobe Illustrator? Well here’s your opportunity!! The IAD Department is presenting all current IAD…
Why I’m trying to raise my daughter car-free in LA
October 19, 2016
by Landscape Arcitecture Staff Writer
The best way to make streets safer for kids—and everyone—is to get out of the car by Alissa Walker @awalkerinLA Oct 4, 2016, 12:15 When you get rid of your car in Los Angeles, you get a lot…
Gary Hutton
October 18, 2016
A successful designer can come from anywhere, a big city, a small town, even an apple orchard in Northern California. Such is the case with this month’s featured designer, Gary Hutton. As an art…
Why Do We Keep Planting Stinky Ginkgos?
October 17, 2016
by Landscape Arcitecture Staff Writer
They may smell bad, but they do just fine in urban environments. Ginkgo tree–lined at Hikarigaoka Park in Tokyo. This story was adapted from an episode of New Hampshire Public Radio’s podcast…
California Law Recognizes Meadows and Forests as Water Infrastructure
October 14, 2016
by Landscape Arcitecture Staff Writer
Governor Brown signed AB 2480, which recognizes California’s watersheds as water infrastructure. California’s vast water infrastructure is likely the most extensive in the world. It includes the…
Gentrification is a global problem. It’s time we found a better solution
October 13, 2016
by Landscape Arcitecture Staff Writer
First come the artists, then the cranes. As the kamikaze pilots of urban renewal, wherever the creatives go, developers will follow, rents will rise, the artists will move on, and the pre-existing…