Landscape Architecture
Produce Park brings fresh fruit to a vacant lot in the...
A vacant lot in the Russell neighborhood has been transformed into a fruit-filled community orchard. This past Friday, July 15, community leaders and officials...
36 Miles exhibition explores the impact of the Ohio River on...
The Ohio River is the reason we're all here, really. Had it not been for that 25 foot drop in elevation we call the...
Tuesday: Join Louisville landscape architects to learn about the significance of...
It's easy to see how parks have shaped the built environment and growth of Louisville. Our cherished Olmsted Parks system created a green armature for...
Two Louisville projects honored by Kentucky landscape architects
Landscape architecture is such a profoundly interesting field (no pun intended) because one project never does just one thing. Landscapes are the original multi-taskers....
Makeover of Iroquois Park’s Northern Overlook brings resiliency to Louisville’s most...
Iroquois Park’s Northern Overlook, with views of downtown and the Ohio River valley, offers the city’s finest natural panorama. After suffering decades of degradation...
Best: Louisville’s Olmsted parks are the gift that’s been giving back...
May 20, 1891, is a landmark date in Louisville planning history. That was the day when Frederick Law Olmsted—the Father of Landscape Architecture himself—arrived...