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Timber was chosen for its sustainability, but also to match the unique color of the marble tiles that can be found throughout the penthouse apartment. The timber addition adds a labyrinth of different
The roof garden is more like a work of art than a collection of plants with a sloping pathway of green that ascends from the penthouse suite towards the sky. We can just imagine the owner, or ourselves,
The ARC International Wildlife Crossing Design Competition asked architects and designers to come up with beautiful and compelling designs able to meet the needs and improve the safety for both the people
On Monday, July 13, 2009, Diana Balmori and her NYC-based landscape and urban design firm hosted a forum that was part-academic discussion, part-social media experiment. The forum, called Making Public
Monday, July 13, 2009, from 10 am to 1 pm on twitter@mpplaces enter here http://www.balmori.com/balmoriMain.htm Diana Balmori and her NYC-based landscape and urban design firm Balmori Associates,
How does urban space become a public place? How does design impact a space's civic liveliness? On Monday, July 13, 2009, from 10 am to 1 pm, Diana Balmori and her NYC-based landscape and urban design
Earlier this year Related Companies sealed the deal on New York's Hudson Yards development, and we're excited to announce that the competition to design Hudson Park and Boulevard is now coming to a close.
Two years ago, Matt Blesso, a real estate developer, bought a 3,100 sq ft apartment in lower Manhattan. He dreamed of an apartment with beautiful rooftop gardens, and wanted to be surrounded by nature
Fritz Haeg has been turning American lawns into life-giving, sustainable gardens from coast to coast with his project Edible Estates. We've been following these lawn-eating transformations for quite some
