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Landscaping Trends for 2025... and beyond
Let's take a look at the trends for the landscaping industry in the year ahead. Driven by consumer demand and ecological necessity, conscientious landscaping companies are embracing these practices to improve biodiversity, help clients manage storm water and contribute to the prospect of a livable future.
Sustainable Development at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) was engineered to inspire and help create better, more sustainable, well-connected neighborhoods. It looks beyond the scale of buildings to consider entire communities. The Philadelphia Navy Yard is a shining example of the holistic approach to development this framework offers.
Squirrel Nests
Squirrels play a critical role in the ecosystem as architects of the forest but it is, most precisely, their flaws that create their legacy. What can we learn from this ubiquitous rodent?
soft landings and the understory
A soft landing should be as cozy as it sounds. Here, insects can carry out their lifecycle. Birds can forage and find cover. These spaces are the life blood for our larger keystone species such as Oak, Willow, Pine, Poplar and Birch. Curating these plant communities provides necessary infrastructure and healthy co-dependence, or symbiosis.
quality garden and landscape management
Quality garden and landscape management go beyond surface-level aesthetics; they involve a deep understanding of plant communities, utilization of proper plant care and the promotion of biodiversity.
Green Landscaping Trends for 2024: What's on the Horizon?
Let's take a look at the trends for the landscaping industry in the year ahead. Driven by consumer demand and ecological necessity, conscientious landscaping companies are embracing these practices to improve biodiversity, help clients manage stormwater and contribute to the prospect of a livable future.
The Transformative Power of Green Spaces in Cultural Institutions
In the bustling rhythm of city life, where libraries and museums serve as an inimitable heart beat, there exists an often-overlooked catalyst for transformation—the integration of high-quality green spaces with our institutional beacons of culture. Imagine a world where the pursuit of knowledge is not confined to the pages of books or the hallowed halls of museums but extends into lush, vibrant gardens. This vision is not just a romantic notion; it's a reality that holds profound benefits for both the individual and the community.
