Showing posts with label 3 Landscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3 Landscapes. Show all posts

01 April 2011

Celebrating National Landscape Architecture Month with 3 Landscapes

No joke, it is National Landscape Architecture Month. To celebrate, I thought we could take a break and look back at a few interesting answers from past years. For those that don't know the background on this, people used to play parlor games, today we frequently ask our visitors this question...
Q: What are the three greatest examples of landscape architecture that you have ever visited?

Harvard Professor and author John Stilgoe gave us these three

Award-winning landscape architect, Gary Hilderbrand

You are welcome to ask whether it is fair to count the City of Rome as an example of landscape architecture.  But you are also welcome to ask why you think your answer to that is better than Gary Hildebrand's.

Designer of the Great Park of Orange County, Ken Smith offered these


As you look back at both old and new lists, it is interesting to look back and see just how many people have listed Central Park in their list. While you are a tit, you could look through the Places and Spaces map for some of the 3 landscapes answers.

15 April 2010

3 Landscapes: RU Alums

Brian Clemson RULA'87
  • Central Park
  • Denali and other preserved landscapes of Alaska
  • High Line

Ilonka Angelet RULA'73
  • Blue Ridge Parkway
  • Historic Waterfront in Charleston
  • Biltmore Estate

24 February 2010

01 October 2008

05 March 2008

3 Landscapes: Doug Blonsky

We asked Doug Blonsky to name his 3 favorite examples of landscape architecture that he has ever visited:

Central Park
Golden Gate Park
Great Park of OC (still under construction, but he is on the advisory council)