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SUMMARY:Arch League of NY: FF – Distance Edition - Ken Smith Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The New York City firm opens its doors for a virtual studio visit and project tour.\nKen Smith Workshop was founded in 1992 in New York City. Led by multidisciplinary designer Ken Smith\, the firm operates at the nexus of landscape architecture\, urbanism\, and art. Its work focuses primarily on existing or reworked urban spaces\, “pushing beyond traditional landscape typologies of plaza\, street\, and garden to conceptualize landscapes that are hybridized from diverse traditions and influences\,” according to the firm. \nCompleted projects include: \n\nMeatpacking District\, the permanent redesign of a historic Manhattan thoroughfare.\nSt. Pete Pier\, a twelve-acre pedestrian-oriented pier in St. Petersburg\, Florida.\n1271 Avenue of the Americas\, the restoration and modernization of a midcentury plaza in the Rockefeller Center district.\n\nCurrent and upcoming projects include: \n\nPowerhouse Arts\, a new courtyard and waterfront esplanade for an art production facility in a rehabilitated former power station in Brooklyn.\nCroton Water Filtration Plant\, a large-scale multi-use landscape built atop a major underground water filtration plant in New York’s Van Cortlandt Park.
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LOCATION:NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Arch League of NY: FF –Elizabeth Kennedy Landscape Architect
DESCRIPTION:The longest-operating Black-owned and woman-led landscape firm in the country opens its studio for a virtual visit.\nFounded in New York in 1994\, Elizabeth Kennedy Landscape Architect is the oldest Black-owned and woman-led landscape firm in the United States. Over nearly three decades\, EKLA has worked to preserve historic landscapes\, establish cultural sites\, and rethink green infrastructure. In its focus on sites of historic erasure\, the firm has—in its own words—“quietly challenged mainstream assumptions about the aspirations and needs of underrepresented voices\,” reimagining the intersection of landscape architecture and social justice. \nCompleted projects include: \n\nThe African Burial Ground National Monument\, a national monument and national park on the site of a seventeenth- and eighteenth-century African burial ground in Lower Manhattan.\nWeeksville Heritage Center Landscape\, the landscape restoration of a nineteenth-century African American agricultural settlement in Brooklyn.\nUSPS Morgan Processing and Delivery Center Green Roof\, a 2.5-acre green roof atop a landmarked 1933 Postal Services center in Manhattan.\n\nCurrent and upcoming projects include: \n\nThe Peninsula Mixed-Use Development\, a vibrant mixed-use campus on the site of a former juvenile detention center in the Bronx.\nBrooklyn Navy Yard Building 92 Entry Plaza\, a redesigned entry plaza for the Brooklyn Navy Yard that incorporates commemorative elements from the historic site.\n\n 
URL:https://www.aslany.org/event/arch-league-of-ny-ff-elizabeth-kennedy-landscape-architect/
LOCATION:NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Arch League NY: FF – Distance Edition- terrain-nyc landscape architecture
DESCRIPTION:The New York City–based landscape architecture firm gives a behind-the-scenes tour of its studio space and current projects.\n\n  \nterrain is a landscape architecture firm founded in 2004 by Steven Tupu. Based in New York City\, it specializes in preserving and revitalizing complex urban spaces. According to its firm profile\, terrain “embraces the energy of the city and magnifies the role of nature within it.” In doing so\, it aims to strengthen local ecosystems and foster connections within and across communities. \nCompleted projects include: \n\nSt. Augustine Terrace Supportive Housing\, a residential building on the site of a former Catholic church whose landscape design embraces natural bedrock and the local Bronx landscape.\n\n\nIndustry City Courtyard 5-6\, a large-scale verdant commons on the site of a former cargo loading dock in Sunset Park.\nPanorama Brooklyn\, a series of public gardens and terraces that transform a former Brooklyn printing press into a vibrant coworking campus.\n\nCurrent and upcoming projects include: \n\nTerminal Warehouse\, a central courtyard and group of waterfront terraces in a rehabilitated nineteenth-century warehouse in Chelsea.\nMorningside Gardens\, an updated master plan for a nine-acre mid-century residential campus in Morningside Heights.\n100 Vandam\, a series of dynamic terraces and loggia gardens in a new residential tower in Manhattan.
URL:https://www.aslany.org/event/arch-league-ny-ff-distance-edition-terrain-nyc-landscape-architecture/
LOCATION:NY\, United States
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