11 APRIL 2024 We’re excited to be working on the landscape design for the renovation of Bluff City Inn in Eufaula, Alabama! Fingers crossed that we can establish a plant palette as layered, quirky, and eccentric as these historic structures demand.

21 MARCH 2024 FIELDWORK UPDATE: David made a site visit to Mobile’s Brookley by the Bay project in collaboration with SCAPE studio. We are excited to explore the potential mosaic of meadows that may emerge from this former golf course.

19 MARCH 2024 We’re elated to share that Highside Market has received an Honor Award in General Design from the Alabama chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects [ASLA]!

14 MARCH 2024 David participates in the 2024 Emerging Voices lecture series alongside Katherine Darnstadt of Latent Design.

09 FEBRUARY 2024 Another dormant season burn in the books for the Alabama Meadows Research Plots! So glad to have students from Auburn University’s MLA program join us again this year.

07 FEBRUARY 2024 We are honored, honestly downright giddy, to be named a 2024 Emerging Voice by the Architectural League of New York! Congratulations to our fellow 2024 recipients: AD—WO, CANO VERA arquitectura, David T Fortin Architect, Estudio ALA, Latent, TEN x TEN, and THE OPEN WORKSHOP

28 JANUARY 2024 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Spent the day preparing the Alabama Meadows Research Plots for the next burn.

26 JANUARY 2024 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Back in the basins at Auburn’s Advanced Structural Engineering Laboratory this morning after a few rainy days and loving the wet winter tones. We recently received a seed grant to more carefully observe how the basins perform and how the plant communities continue to evolve. More to come soon!

09 JANUARY 2024 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Allow us to introduce you to PLOT 6! That’s right, we’ve added another plot to the Alabama Meadows research within Auburn’s Mary Olive Thomas Demonstration Forest. We’re not introducing a new mix of seeds into this plot, but watching how annual fire impacts the existing assemblage. Fingers crossed for some good dormant season burns in the next few weeks.

30 DECEMBER 2023 FIELDWORK UPDATE: We’re loving the long light and winter textures seen on today’s quick site visit to Breaker Breaker.