Proposed designs for Toronto’s York and Rees Street Parks Revealed!

SCAPE’s designs for Waterfront Toronto’s international design competition have been revealed and are open for public feedback.

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Town Branch Park recieves a $1.2 million gift from the Picnic with the Pops Commission.

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The Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery invites the public to attend the ninth Rebuild by Design Living Breakwaters and Tottenville Shoreline Protection Project Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting for an update on the projects’ progress and the coastal and social resiliency measures planned in and adjacent to Tottenville on Staten Island’s South Shore.

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SCAPE is excited to announce that Town Branch Commons has officially broken ground in Lexington, Kentucky. The groundbreaking ceremony took place last week, hosted by Mayor of Lexington Jim Gray. The two-mile linear park and trail project through downtown Lexington has been six years in the making, beginning in 2012 when SCAPE won the international

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Check out the Summer 2018 Issue of SCAPE’s Quarterly Newsletter, featuring updates on projects, our recent move, our team, and awards. Subscribe to our newsletter here.

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Applications for SCAPE’s Fall 2018 internship program are now open! Apply by July 16th to join our team. Visit scapestudio.com/contact to apply.

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Kate was recently profiled for the July 2018 issue of National Geographic.

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The Living Breakwaters Project has reached a major milestone with the publication of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS)

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Last week, SCAPE teammembers were in Venice, Italy for the opening of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. SCAPE is one of 7 teams representing the US at the biennale, under the theme of Dimensions of Citizenship. The pavilion’s theme considers how citizenship is constructed and contested in the built environment

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