Park Angiolina: Symbol of Opatija
January is often a month for reflection. Named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and endings, gates and…
January 31, 2014January is often a month for reflection. Named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and endings, gates and…
January 31, 2014City Parks: Public Places, Private Thoughts by Catie Marron with photographs by Oberto Gili (New York: HarperCollins, 2013) As…
January 15, 2014“It is no little deed to make a garden,“that greatest refreshment to the spirits of man.” But to make…
December 27, 2013“Can a great society generate the concerted drive to plan, and having planned, execute great projects of beauty?” Lady…
November 6, 2013The gardening season has barely ended when they arrive in the mail – seed and nursery catalogues touting tantalizing…
October 21, 2013If 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, 2013It has been unbearably hot and humid in New England so much so that it is almost impossible to…
July 25, 2013Hidden Gardens of Beacon Hill: Creating Green Spaces in Urban Places written and published by the Beacon Hill Garden…
July 14, 2013I have just returned from a week in Stockholm where I attended an international conference on the “Future of…
July 5, 2013Made with in Boston