sep 3, 2010
Read about Oyster-tecture in the New Yorker
Dept. of Clarification: Earl Versus the Oysters
by Samantha Henig / The New Yorker
aug 23, 2010
WATERFRONT VISIONS is Published by NAI
w/ essays by Huib van der Werf, Kate Orff, Merijn Oudenampsen
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Oyster-tecture featured in LA China
Landscape Architecture China
景观设计学 2010 No.3
jul 26, 2010
Milstein Hall Construction Update
Check out progress on Cornell University's new Art Architecture and Planning building!
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SCAPE / RISING CURRENTS featured in New York Times
jan 11, 2010
ARCHITECTS PLAN 'AMPHIBIOUS LANDSCAPE' FOR NEW YORK CITY
By NATHANIAL GRONEWOLD of ClimateWire
Published: January 11, 2010
What would New York's waterfront look like after a sea level rise of 2 feet or more?
Most officials paint a nightmare scenario -- huge swaths of expensive real estate permanently flooded, with frequent storms and the resultant storm surge routinely forcing mass evacuations every few years. But several architects are now painting a more positive picture, and their visions for a post-climate-change new New York have city planners interested...
continue reading "Architects Plan 'Amphibious Landscape' for New York City" at NYTimes.com