Landscape and Instruments:: Ithaca Commons
[The following post is part of my Landscapes and Instruments work. The original post occurred on that site.] The 40-year old pedestrian mall at the center of Ithaca, NY is currently […]
![[Red Hook, Brooklyn, 2007, image by Andrew Nicholas of pixelparlor.com]](http://landscapearchipelago.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/image_1.jpg?w=470&h=140&crop=1)
Public Landscapes and the Aesthetics of Toxicity
The following piece was published last fall in the Mexican arts magazine La Tempestad at the behest of the editor Oscar Bennessini and my colleague Rob Holmes. As La Tempestad is published in […]
Industry in the Structure of Places
Dan Adams and Marie Law Adams are principles of Landing Studio, based in Boston, Massachusetts, and teach in the Urban Landscape Program of Northeastern University. This is a synopsis of […]
Forest City
I just posted some representative student work and some conclusions/implications about possible future relationships between forestry and urbanism. The work was developed by students through a junior level studio class […]
![[locks at the mouth of the Panama Canal under construction circa 1907]](http://landscapearchipelago.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/locks-construction.jpg?w=470&h=140&crop=1)
American Landscapes: A problem of origins
A week ago, Monday November 9th, I gave a lecture at Cornell University to the landscape architecture department, where I currently work. Lecture slides can be found here. The lecture […]
Seneca Army Depot
Last week I had the chance to visit the Seneca Army Depot thanks to the Seneca White Deer organization. The Depot occupies over 10,000 acres by the town of Romulus […]
Canals vs. the Cotton Gin
[the 1751 Fry-Jefferson Map of Virginia; this early survey shows the number of major waterways that were used for navigation just in the colony of Virginia including the New, the […]
