From Blank Page to Built Place—Your Project’s Hero’s Journey
Opening Scene – Why Every Place Needs a Good Story Picture an empty lot, a tired backyard, or a worn-out building shell. It’s a blank
Opening Scene – Why Every Place Needs a Good Story Picture an empty lot, a tired backyard, or a worn-out building shell. It’s a blank
Based on my observations as both a professional and community organizer across numerous projects, I’ve come to realize that community revitalization is not a fixed
In the realm of urban development and landscape architecture, success can sometimes feel like a moving target. As professionals who collaborate closely with cities to
Community revitalization is a critical challenge for many cities across the United States. Efforts to breathe new life into declining areas often vary in approach
Arts districts, often bustling with vibrant energy and creativity, have become integral to cultural and economic development in cities around the world. These defined geographical
Warning, you aren’t going to like what I’m about to tell you about landscape maintenance… There’s a popular myth floating around out there, a fantasy
“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.” — Modern Proverb Even as a landscape architect,
Exploring NYC’s public landscapes has deepened my appreciation for their critical role in urban living. These spaces, though beautifully designed, face constant pressure from intense
Central Park is a true testament to timeless design and enduring relevance. During the peak of the Industrial Revolution, city officials astutely recognized the critical
Welcome back to our six-part blog series exploring some of New York City’s most notable public spaces through the eyes of a Utah Landscape Architect.
At Io LandArch, we believe landscapes should do more than look good or function efficiently—they should feel alive. Super-natural landscapes go beyond sustainability. They are
When I first learned about The High Line, I was absolutely enthralled. This iconic linear park exemplifies everything I dream of in landscape architecture: adaptive
Join me, a Utah landscape architect, as I continue my journey through New York City, exploring its public spaces through the lens of culture, nature,
One of the things I love most about landscape architecture is the creative ways we can breathe new life into spaces that once served entirely
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
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