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Visiting a project from last summer, the no-mow seed mixed with sedges and ferns are coming in nicely! The area was previously manicured lawn and untended shade area under some mature pines.

Visiting a project from last summer, the no-mow seed mixed with sedges and ferns are coming in nicely! The area was previously manicured lawn and untended shade area under some mature pines.

Visiting a project from last summer, the no-mow seed mixed with sedges and ferns are coming in nicely! The area was previously manicured lawn and untended shade area under some mature pines.

Visiting a project from last summer, the no-mow seed mixed with sedges and ferns are coming in nicely! The area was previously manicured lawn and untended shade area under some mature pines.

Visiting a project from last summer, the no-mow seed mixed with sedges and ferns are coming in nicely! The area was previously manicured lawn and untended shade area under some mature pines.

Visiting a project from last summer, the no-mow seed mixed with sedges and ferns are coming in nicely! The area was previously manicured lawn and untended shade area under some mature pines.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

Visited a project from 2022. The first phase focused on using site walls (stone and steel) to create bones of this site along the Scioto River. Phase 2 will focus on planting.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

The @cleprintroom project is a multi-phased building rehab and site reclamation project. Exciting to hear from project lead @jkurtzarchitects that the first phase of work is underway. Our focus was a site plan that made use of the “lost spaces” in the interior of this property while thinking about neighborhood connections. The garden spaces feature elevated grated walkways and terraces maximizing the room for on-site management of stormwater and celebrating the urban pioneer species, like mature N. Catalpa, that have developed on this post industrial site.

Created @inpractice_la account for students after an experiment of sharing job postings, only to have algorithm send me nothing but job openings. Let’s see what this becomes. #thisislandscapearchitecture

This detailed project in N. Clintonville will create a different space at each level. A wide stair leads down from kitchen addition with bi-fold doors, connecting to a leasure deck perfectly sized for morning coffee and family time. The stair folds around a lower patio (reclaimed brick) creating an amphitheater of seating.

Excited to see this one come together. Contractor @inspiredspaceslandscape Thermally modified decking from @noltco

This detailed project in N. Clintonville will create a different space at each level. A wide stair leads down from kitchen addition with bi-fold doors, connecting to a leasure deck perfectly sized for morning coffee and family time. The stair folds around a lower patio (reclaimed brick) creating an amphitheater of seating.

Excited to see this one come together. Contractor @inspiredspaceslandscape Thermally modified decking from @noltco

This detailed project in N. Clintonville will create a different space at each level. A wide stair leads down from kitchen addition with bi-fold doors, connecting to a leasure deck perfectly sized for morning coffee and family time. The stair folds around a lower patio (reclaimed brick) creating an amphitheater of seating.

Excited to see this one come together. Contractor @inspiredspaceslandscape Thermally modified decking from @noltco

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

Italian Village Park Dedication - a beautiful fall afternoon for @colsrecparks to welcome residents and city leaders to the newly renovated Italian Village Park. Thanks to @chetridenour for sharing pictures!

The only approved method for measuring riser and tread ratio. #workinghardorhardlyworking

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

This garden in Rush Creek Village will be both a new guest entry experience and a casual spot for friends and neighbors to gather. Concrete walkway aligns with architectural details while the aggregate patio spaces are organized loosely like a woodland glade. Thanks to crews @inspiredspaceslandscape and @hackersconcrete

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Back in 2019, we started working with @thekilbourneproject a group of families to invest in Kilbourne OH, a classic rural crossroads community. When the pandemic hit priority quickly shifted to implementation of an outdoor patio space and commons. So great to see the patio and common being used for live music and markets a few years down the road. Visit @kilbournemarketnext time you are in the area.

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Revisiting an old project ahead of a next phase of planting. This family farm landscape was 100% mown lawn with a few old maples around the house. We basically did two phases of planting in fall of 2011 and 2012. The first was nursery stock (container scale cottonwood, red pine, hawthorn, red bud, viburnum) along the road. We also planted a double offset allele of hornbeams along the road and some small oak and hedge maples. The next fall we planted $700 worth of bare-root whips (sumac, hybrid poplar, Osage orange, and cottonwood). We also planted a rose of Sharon hedge and some $20 cranberry viburnum. The plants have done well, need pruning/attention, and are ready for a next phase (reduce lawn and expand hedgerows).

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Sharing a few Before & After images of library and learning center @johncarrolluThe focus of the site work was to make a connection between the main campus walkway and an existing courtyard that was concealed by building. Connecting the two invites pedestrians to not only utilize the courtyard but also to linger in the entry sequence of spaces. Thanks to design architect @jkurtzarchitects for the collaboration and grand opening images!

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture

Italian Village Park will officially open later this month but it is already up and rolling! #enjoy #thisislandscapearchitecture