QLA 8 - Further Research
Restoration in Dynamic Contexts
QLA 2022 7 - Working With the Pictorial Landscape
Designed Landscapes as Framework for Interpretation
QLA 2022 6 - Developing a Geomorphological Toolkit
We used this project to apply parametric design tools to the larger project of mine restoration …
QLA 2022 5: Exploring a Constantly Shifting Site
A Closer look at Early Successional Habitats
Interpreting the Inscrutable
In search of "feral landscapes" with Rob Holmes and David Hill of Auburn University
Ruderal Aesthetics
An essay on ruderal subjects and processes in art and site design
QLA 2022 4 - Combining Early and Late Stages
Amplifying Succession in Geomorphologically Diverse Habitats
Spring 2022 Updates
SPRING 2022: Our studio updates and new posts: Sarah’s essay, “Broken Sources” …
QLA 3 - Landscape Interpretation
Geomorphology and Succession on the Lezhbadini Site
Here is a violet
Spring ephemeral wildflowers and "sour" springwater sources in the Gujaretisqali canyon