10 NOVEMBER 2022 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Chunky-Monkey-Mock-Up-Update at Pratt Mill.

29 OCTOBER 2022 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Soil building continues at Auburn University’s Transformation Garden. Winter cover crops were seeded right through the fading summer cover earlier this week using a seed drill.

10 OCTOBER 2022 David Hill and Emily Knox are delighted to announce that Alabama Meadows Research Plots received an Honor Award in Research from the American Society of Landscape Architects [ASLA].

21 SEPTEMBER 2022 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Sadie and Rachel spent the day counting, flagging, and arranging species in the perennial mix beds at Highside Market in downtown Columbus, GA.

26 AUGUST 2022 David thoroughly enjoyed joining the Auburn MLA crew at Rural Studio for Neck Down 2022! He’s definitely biased, but he gets to work with the best humans. Such amazing students, such incredible faculty at Auburn University.

28 JULY 2022 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Drone shot from the Alabama Meadows Research Plots as the grasses are getting lengthy.

19 JULY 2022 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Trees have been planted at Highside Market.

17 JULY 2022 FIELDWORK UPDATE: Ongoings at the Transformation Garden: flatwork going in, finish grading in the works, regenerative cover crops coming soon.

20 JUNE 2022 We are delighted to team up with Square Feet Studio and Elizabeth Ingram Studio to work on this project in Atlanta, GA. This steel structure was salvaged from the former Stein Steel and Supply Company complex and is being reassembled as a massive pavilion canopy. Quirky planting to follow soon.

12 JUNE 2022 David spent last week in Philadelphia with a great crew of MLA students from Auburn’s Landscape Architecture Program as they finally installed their thoughtful and award winning PHS flower show exhibit titled ‘Mixed Shade, Much Joy.’ They’ve been working with the incredible Abra Lee over the last semester to design and build an exhibit that celebrates the work of Harlem Renaissance poet Effie Lee Newsome, specifically highlighting her 1941 children’s book of poetry Gladiola Garden. These students did such good work throughout all stages, and it was a joy to watch them create such an immersive atmosphere.