News

Petrochemical America remains a reality in our country. A recent CNN article highlighted new public health concerns in the Louisiana region that has come to be known as “Cancer Alley.”

The Journal of Architectural Education recently published a review of Toward an Urban Ecology.

Kate Orff has joined the MacArthur Fellowship Program – Class of 2017, the first Landscape Architect in the Foundation’s 26 year history to be honored with the award.

SCAPE’s Quarterly Newsletter is out for Fall 2017, featuring studio updates, an awards roundup, and ways to stay connected with the office.

SCAPE’s team members are participating as panelist in a number of education sessions, as well as holding a book signing of the 2017 National ASLA Honor Award in Communications winning publication, Toward an Urban Ecology.

From September 10-15, SCAPE and the 9 other design teams chosen for Resilient By Design’s Bay Area Challenge came together for the first time for a week of activities and presentations.

SCAPE’s Living Breakwaters will be featured in Toronto’s EDIT Expo for Design Innovation and Technology, opening September 28th.

Next week, Kate, Pippa, and Gena will all be participating in speaking engagements.

SCAPE is pleased to announce that Petrochemical America is being used as a landscape advocacy tool in Western Pennsylvania.

SCAPE is excited to be part of the Architectural League’s annual Student Program, which offers an inside look at the architectural profession.