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Kate recently published an essay in the new book, Nature and Cities: The Ecological Imperative in Urban Design and Planning. Published by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, the book features essays from leading international landscape architects, architects, city planners, and urban designers, on integrating nature in cities and urban infrastructure to make them green,

What are the standards of resilient design when dealing with weather-related risks and security? What are the latest innovations for mitigating structural, functional and operational issues arising out of climate change? Presented by Construct Canada, 2016 International Architectural Roundtable: Designing Resilient Buildings in the Face of Climate Change will gather global knowledge on how to

SCAPE is thrilled to have our Snug Harbor Cultural Center Music Hall landscape project included in the projects honored this year.

SCAPE has been named, along with other great firms, as some of the most iconic designers for the urban environment.

Gena will give a lecture on Friday to the University of Nebraska Lincoln as part of the Hyde Lecture Series.

Kate will be traveling to the Pacific Northwest this week to lecture and present SCAPE’s book, “Toward an Urban Ecology”, while discussing the tools for building living infrastructure and public landscapes using examples from SCAPE’s work.

Pippa will present SCAPE’s Living Breakwaters project at a lunchtime discussion about the progress of the Hurricane Sandy Design Competition projects and the report, “Rebuilding with Resilience: Lessons from the Rebuild by Design Competition After Hurricane Sandy.”

Gena will give a lecture at Ball State University on Monday, November 14th.

The October 2016 Landscape Architecture Magazine (LAM) issue featured an article on using open-source tech and citizen science to gather environmental data and mapping images.

Rebuild by Design recently released “Elements of Effective Engagement,” the best practices for community engagement illustrated by the Hurricane Sandy Design Competition projects.