We hope you enjoy reading our thoughts and research on landscape architecture, historic landscapes, ecological design, community design, and more!
As a landscape architect, I am deeply invested in the intersection of culture, nature, and urban places. Particularly, I’m fascinated by how distinct regional identities
This past Thursday, we celebrated Susan Crook’s accomplishments at the Preservation Utah Community Stewardship Awards reception. This year marks a new chapter in Preservation Utah’s
Shalae Larsen, ASLA, PLA joined Daniella Hirschfeld and Nancy Monteith for a panel discussion entitled: “Opening Doors and Creating Opportunities” on April 11th at the
Last month, Shalae moderated a discussion titled Nurturing Nature Connections at the 2025 Intermountain Sustainability Summit. The conversation provided a hopeful perspective on actionable steps
For Women’s History Month, we are introducing you to the amazing women on the Io LandArch design team. Get to know Sydney, landscape designer for
For Women’s History Month, we are introducing you to the amazing women on the Io LandArch design team. Get to know Shalae Larsen, co-founder of
For Women’s History Month, we are introducing you to the amazing women on the Io LandArch design team. Meet Lindsay Lloyd, historic landscape specialist and
For Women’s History Month, we are introducing you to the amazing women on the Io LandArch design team. Get to know Lauren, landscape architect and
For Women’s History Month, we are introducing you to the amazing women on the Io LandArch design team. Meet Natalie, residential studio lead and landscape
Over the years, we have had the privilege and joy of working with many municipalities, private institutions, and individuals on a variety of playscape projects.
The E.O. Wattis House landscape is a great example of preservation of an Arts & Crafts landscape. The project included envisioning a period appropriate landscape;
As awareness of historic preservation increases, more homeowners are restoring their historic homes, including many unique Prairie Style Arts & Crafts Landscapes in Utah. The
We wrap up this 4-part blog series with an article on resources for historic landscape preservation. When it comes to preserving our historic landscapes, we
In an era and society dominated by digital interfaces, many lose their connection to nature, community, and the urban fabric. In turn, this disconnection yields
We lose many historic landscapes in Utah before they can be identified. However, several threats can affect even identified and recognized historic landscapes. Threats Neglect
The Corner Plaza stands at the heart of Ogden, a vibrant testament to the transformative power of public spaces. This dynamic hub represents a pivotal
Introduction Because Utah’s historical landscapes are a direct result of our cultural history and historic interactions with the landscape, the periods of landscape history correlate
In my two decades of partnering on community revitalization efforts, a common misconception I’ve encountered is the belief that once we achieve a set list
