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Over the weekend, SCAPE and Studio Gang were in Memphis to celebrate the opening of the new Engagement Center at Tom Lee Park.

SCAPE returned to Pensacola this week to kick off a five-month study of the city’s downtown waterfront.

SCAPE is featured on CNN Business, alongside our longtime collaborators Billion Oyster Project, for our work on restoring the oyster population in New York City.

Applications for SCAPE’s summer internship are now open!

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

Central to the concept behind the installation has been the re-deployment of the fascines back into the Venetian Lagoon. This week, SCAPE is collaborating with Life VIMINE project (our local partners on the project) on the re-deployment in the northern region of the lagoon.

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.