Life After Landscape Architecture School

What life has been like after obtaining a master's degree in landscape architecture, random tips, and links to blogs related to everything/anything about landscape architecture.

List of my favorite blogs in no particular order

The Dirt

Climate and Biodiversity News (August 2025) - Why Concrete Might Be Doing More Harm Than Good in the Fight Against Flood Risks, CNN, August “It’s time to ask the question: what other way can we adapt t...
13 hours ago
Places and Spaces

Celebrate with Rutgers - PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF BOTANY AT RUTGERS 24 October 2025 We are delighted to invite you to our special jubilee symposium to celebrate botany at Ru...
19 hours ago
World Landscape Architect

Three teams shortlisted for The Resilient Campus design competition - The post Three teams shortlisted for The Resilient Campus design competition appeared first on World Landscape Architecture. Damian Holmes
20 hours ago
The Whispering Crane Institute

Acanthus Spinosus: The Bold Perennial for Your Garden - Acanthus spinosus “Bears Breeches” From the Digging Dog Nursery website: Hailing from the eastern Mediterranean, this bold and statuesque perennial is as s...
1 week ago
INHABITAT

How to Manage Subcontractors More Efficiently in Complex Builds - Managing subcontractors is often one of the trickiest parts of a build. As projects grow more complex, with overlapping tasks, tight timelines and increasi...
3 months ago
Sustainable Design and Development Blog

Urban Street Tree Planting: Correcting Myths and Misconceptions - Jim Urban’s recorded presentation “Urban Street Tree Planting: Correcting Myths and Misconceptions” is now available through ASLA’s Online Learning series....
7 years ago
Design Observer: Main Posts

Michael Bierut: Does a strict upbringing make you a better designer? - Does a strict upbringing make you a better designer?
8 years ago
Constructed Landscapes

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9 years ago
Pruned

Year 10 - [image: South China Sea] (Making (Im)possible Chicago #26 a little less impossible. Image courtesy of United States Navy.) While blogging activity in the l...
10 years ago
Sustainable Stormwater Management

What’s the Problem with Groundhogs in Stormwater Facilities? - The purpose of stormwater ponds is to collect polluted stormwater that would otherwise flow into a natural body of water during an event of precipitation. ...
10 years ago
Freshkills Park Blog

The Freshkills Park Blog has moved - The Freshkills Park blog has a new home on the recently created Freshkills Park Alliance website. Check out our latest posts or discover old favorites on t...
11 years ago
Landscape+Urbanism

More from L+U - While i'm not actively updating the old L+U Blogspot page - i have migrated this over to a new URL that is being updated more regularly. *Visit: www.lands...
11 years ago
Design Under Sky

Dredge Economies - Over the summer of 2012 I had the privilege of continuing some of my thesis research as it overlapped with Takuma Ono's work while he was the first fellow ...
11 years ago
Garden Porn

- Discover the Music of the (Garden) Spheres Remodeling, decorating, and more ∨ Consider a versatile murphy bed when looking for a guest bed frame, find the...
11 years ago
Urban Palimpsest

Archive - Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson is an author and journalist. Her articles, essays, and fiction have appeared in publications and Web sites including *The New Y...
13 years ago
Sprout

Less Mowing.. - *Reduce your lawn and use more ground covers!*
13 years ago
Where

#rorschmap - I love the internet.
13 years ago
The Business of Building Decks and Fences

Copper Post Caps or Cheap Immitation? - I suspected it, and yes, it is pretty much impossible to create copper clad post caps for $20. As you can see the copper... is peeling off. Copper does ...
13 years ago
Landscape Architeck

Off Book - Filed under: Interesting
14 years ago
christian barnard landscape blog

Japan - Thinking about Japan right now. Dan Pearson's land form Hokkaido Japan Kei University Tokyo via landscapeofmeaning.blogspot.com Vegetation carefully int...
14 years ago
endemismo trasnochado

GARDENING WEEDS AND YOU - OF ALL THE CREDIT hours taken in the NY Botanical Garden for the Commercial Horticulture Landscape Management Certificate, 18, to approve the Turf Manageme...
15 years ago
Turned Earth

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To the Empty Quarter

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more sitephocus

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Landscape Architecture Resource

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LAND 4US

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Pageflakes Insider

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Dubai 2006-08

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topophilia - Blog

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Green Infrastructure Wiki - Recently Updated Pages

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Studio G

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Landscapedia Roundup

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

gardenhistorygirl

An informative blog about gardens in the past and present.

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