Dirt
In this issue, we rethink our relationship with dirt by exploring: differing philosophies on land ethics, the fundamentals of soil…

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Jul 06, 2022
Every seed braidedinto the crown of messengers before uncertain passages a love note to future generationsa grain of…

Jul 06, 2022
We have all been there: You are having a conversation at a gathering, and someone asks what you do for…

Jul 06, 2022
Where does one find 800,000 cubic yards of dirt? And assuming one can find it, how long would it take…

Jul 06, 2022
For more than two years now, we have been living under the “new normal,” our lives disrupted by the COVID-19…

Jul 06, 2022
It all begins with the river. Without the river, there is no park. Without the river, there is no Laredo,…

Jul 06, 2022
Every year, the Urban Land Institute Gerald Hines Student Competition challenges groups of students from across the nation to develop…

Jul 06, 2022
I have lived within a mile of the McNay Art Museum for most of the two decades I have called…
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These new landscape products for public and private outdoor spaces include lighting, furnishings, hard surfacing, and a luxury outdoor shower. …

Jul 06, 2022
Being elevated to the College of Fellows is AIA’s highest membership honor. It recognizes contributions in one of six areas…

Jul 06, 2022
Soil health is the foundation of a thriving ecosystem and integral to a successful project through its entire life cycle.…

Jul 06, 2022
Carpenter Park injects new life into a forgotten corner of downtown Dallas. Clients City of Dallas Park and Recreation Department…

Jul 06, 2022
El Paso’s Eastside Regional Recreation Center promotes multigenerational well-being and community connection. Client City of El Paso Architect Perkins&Will in…

Jul 06, 2022
Kingsbury Commons in Austin’s Pease Park demonstrates what a new era of public investment can look like. Client Pease Park…

Jul 06, 2022