Women and Modernism in Landscape Architecture: A Colloquium, Part II
In recent years, the pace of research on women in landscape architecture has accelerated. Many monographs, anthologies, and scholarly books on their contributions to...
“Nursing Pretty Monsters: The Duchess of Beaufort and Art & Science in Baroque Gardening” Mark Laird
Senior Lecturer in the History of Landscape Architecture, Harvard GSD
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Women and Modernism in Landscape Architecture: A Colloquium, Part III
In recent years, the pace of research on women in landscape architecture has accelerated. Many monographs, anthologies, and scholarly books on their contributions to...
John Lobell Landscape Architecture
http://johnlobell.com Lecture on Landscape Architecture, for a History and Theory of Architecture course at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, given 2013. Focus on Medieval, Renaissance,...
The Built Environment: A Conversation with M. Van Valkenburgh, P. Walker, and A. Berrizbeitia
The origins of landscape architecture as a discipline has its roots at the GSD. Its evolution over time, up to the present day perspective,...
Women and Modernism in Landscape Architecture: A Colloquium, Part I
In recent years, the pace of research on women in landscape architecture has accelerated. Many monographs, anthologies, and scholarly books on their contributions to...
On the Future of Landscape History: John Dixon Hunt in discussion with Mark Laird
John Dixon Hunt is an Emeritus Professor of the History and Theory of Landscape at the University of Pennsylvania. He edits the journal, Studies...
Joseph Disponzio, ” On the Theoretical and Practical Development of Landscape Architecture”
Exploring the transformation of the modeling of land from garden-making to landscape architecture, this lecture by Joseph Disponzio will establish the intellectual origins of...