News

This week, the SCAPE team will be taking a 5-day driving tour along the Chattahoochee River Greenway study area.

The 2018 Venice Biennale closed last week, but SCAPE’s installation will continue outside the gallery’s doors. After 6 months of receiving visitors, the Biennale boasts over 275,000 attendees, half of which were under the age of 26. SCAPE was one of 7 teams representing the US at the Biennale, under the theme of Dimensions of

SCAPE is part of the winning team for Vital Brooklyn’s 100 Percent Affordable Housing Initiative.

This week marks the closing of 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale, and the last chance to see SCAPE’s Ecological Citizens installation as part of the US Pavilion’s Dimensions of Citizenship, on view until November 25th.

The McCoy’s Creek team spent last weekend in Jacksonville, Florida showcasing recent design progress for a new nature based greenway along the creek as part of Jacksonville’s Emerald Necklace trail.

We are thrilled to announce that The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) awarded two coastal adaptation grants to projects SCAPE is advancing.

McCoy’s Creek Fest is an exciting, family-friendly event with food and music, and hear from local experts about the history, ecology and restoration of McCoy’s Creek.

We are excited to share that SCAPE and Studio Gang have been selected to lead the redesign of the Memphis riverfront park, Tom Lee Park.

SCAPE is thrilled to announce our participation in PBS’ Sinking Cities series, premiering October 31st at 10/9 C.

SCAPE is working with the City of Boston on a comprehensive and transformative vision that will invest in Boston’s waterfront to guide open space investments toward more resilient and accessible communities.