Pippa Brashear, Director of Planning and Resilience at SCAPE, will be participating in the Urban Landscapes panel at the “Extreme Heat: Hot Cities – Adapting to a Hotter World” Symposium.
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Residents of Lexington, KY and beyond can trace the length of a long-buried waterway through a unique multi-media design experiment. Lexington, KY was founded on the banks of the Town Branch Fork of the Elkhorn River, but as the city grew, the creek was buried below ground. The Town Branch Water Walk, created for the
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September 21, 2015 / 6:30 PM Wood Auditorium, Columbia GSAPP (map) Response by Laura Kurgan Kate Orff, Director of the Urban Design Program, presents the work of her New York-based landscape architecture firm SCAPE, which “combines research and practice to reimagine the ecological and cultural potential of the urban landscape… bring[ing] a deep knowledge about
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Town Branch Water Walk is a self-guided tour of Lexington’s hidden water body, Town Branch, which reveals the unique history, geology and ecology of Lexington.
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