#Landscapes

The executive order for Architecture is inappropriate for (or dismissive of?) Landscape Architecture. Why? Context.But I’m not referring to the language. I’m referring to the precedents, the place impacted, and
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The idea that North America was some untouched, “pristine” wilderness before colonizers showed up is actually a concept rooted in anti-Indigeneity and I want y’all to throw it out of
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New England towns Dixie (Antebellum architecture was meant to be Greek inspired)Beautiful landscapes near NashvilleVirginia small towns Southwest Santa Fe Spanish revival style architecture Southwest landscapesAn abandoned mining town out
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In search of the rarest genre of all: the underwater landscape painting (thread updated as I find them) First was Wyllie Lionel Wyllie’s “Davy Jones’s Locker” (1890) https://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/561491.html Edwa
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Something to remember about the fires, if you’re in the mood, is that as long as we have no controlled burn strategy, fuel tends to increase, which means you would
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THREAD: Let's talk about meat, animal farming, climate change & biodiversity.In 2021, a series of global conferences will discuss how to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss. Big stories about
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1/5 #TropiCon20 Hi all! Riparian buffers are strips of forest retained around rivers in agricultural landscapes to protect water quality. With a large-scale microclimatic datalogger campaign in Borneo, we demonstrate
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The phrase “old lady” in my language and culture is said with such reverence it’s not a put down. It has to do with grandmothers who hold expert knowledge, wisdom,
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Has anyone seen the start of the Cooum river? :) Would you be interested to see? In 2018, I walked some stretches of the Cooum river mostly around the start
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2 zoom meetings, 2 conflicting opinions...The first about caring for our outdoor spaces and mention of how “Experience Tourism” is impacting the environment...The second on Tourism in SW Scotland and
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The theme for the Living Soils Symposium (Feb 22-26, 2021) is "Hydrating Landscapes to Mitigate Climate Change"This is a phenomenally important topic, & if you aren't sure why, I'll add
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Archaeologists! Politicians and sections of the British media are attempting to pillory a timely, excellent and much-needed report exploring the connections of colonialism and historic slavery to National Trust properties.
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1/3 We need to all think carefully when planning where we head out beyond our local area next weekend.On the one hand, it's going to be a good idea to
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The Iron Age earthwork at Borough Fen is one of several #prehistoric enclosures built near the borders of the fen wetlands to manage large #communal herds of cattle grazing on
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New archaeological evidence from Mexico provides the earliest dated evidence for human presence in the Americas—at 33,000 years ago!https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-53486868 *As an important note, this is archaeology, which is
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A lil thread about the design process of Last Stop.Perhaps unsurprisingly, I had the idea for a game about looking out of a train window *whilst I was on a
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