Savannah: City of Parks and Squares
“A Sense of Urgency and a Need for Simplicity.” That is what Birgitte Svarre, coauthor of the book How…
March 21, 2014“A Sense of Urgency and a Need for Simplicity.” That is what Birgitte Svarre, coauthor of the book How…
March 21, 2014City Parks: Public Places, Private Thoughts by Catie Marron with photographs by Oberto Gili (New York: HarperCollins, 2013) As…
January 15, 2014If parks have personalities Kensington Gardens, envisioned by three queens (Mary, Anne and Caroline), birthplace of another (Victoria) and…
September 23, 2013Landscape Architect Laurie Olin has been awarded the National Medal of Arts, the highest honor bestowed by the United States…
August 15, 2013“This is not a crazy pointless luxury; it is a shrewd investment by a city whose moral and economic…
January 15, 2013Several weeks ago I attended a lecture on the history of the Commonwealth Avenue Mall. The central axis of…
January 3, 2013When does a square become a park and when does a park seem more like a garden? Do…
November 1, 2012Shiftboston wants Copley Square to GLOW. In partnership with LightBoston and Boston Light Source, they have recently announced three…
August 23, 2012Shiftboston wants Copley Square to GLOW. In partnership with LightBoston and Boston Light Source, they have recently announced three…
August 23, 2012While much of the attention in Boston remains focused on the Rose Kennedy Greenway as the most visible public…
July 8, 2012