By Brett Allen April is “World Landscape Architecture” month— time to celebrate and appreciate all that landscape architects do to improve their communities and quality of life. Landscape Architects identify themselves as “stewards of the [...]
By Delle Willett Over the years, East Village has been a community with strong ties to education, innovation and creativity. A working-class neighborhood rich with industry, it has evolved into a central provider for social [...]
By Delle Willett After years of planning, the City of San Diego is doing a $6.05 million overhaul of the Children’s Park, giving residents and nearby workers an invitation to come out and play. Children’s [...]
DELLE WILLETT | Art on the Land I wrote about East Village Green in October 2016 and am pleased to see that the park now has a green light to break ground in the summer [...]
By Delle Willett In early October, the San Diego Architectural Foundation (SDAF) recognized this year’s best and “not-so-best” projects throughout San Diego County at the 43rd Annual Orchids & Onions Awards. The projects awarded Orchids and Onions were nominated by [...]
ASLA San Diego had a fun and successful event at the Maderas Golf Club on Friday, September 20th. Check out our gallery below for images from the event (takes a few seconds to load). [...]
By Delle Willett On August 14, 2019, the San Diego Symphony Board of Directors unanimously voted to begin construction in September on Bayside Performance Park, a highly anticipated, permanent, architecturally and acoustically innovative concert venue. [...]
The landscape design of The Glass House on Point Loma by Grounded Modern Landscape Architecture was recently showcased locally in San Diego Magazine and nationally in Dwell. According to Rich Risner, Principal Landscape Architect, the [...]
By DELLE WILLETT | Downtown News Photos by Shamli Tarbell When I was growing up, we played outdoors all day long. Luring crabs into our nets with a chicken neck on a string; collecting wagons [...]
By Delle Willett | Uptown News When landscape architect Tomas Herrera-Mishler came to San Diego four years ago to be CEO and president of the newly formed Balboa Park Conservancy, he was astounded that the [...]
