Designing landscapes and social spaces that foster resilience, vitality and equity // BOS + LA

Boston, MA
Joined January 2012
Stoss is seeking exceptional entry-level and early-career Landscape Designers (0-5 years experience) to join our growing team. To apply, please upload a resume, portfolio, and cover letter using this link: stoss-inc.breezy.hr/p/d4fcbd…
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Excited to be working with #CityofNorthAdams and @MassMoCA on the Route 2 Overpass Study. It is an opportunity for the people, the growing creative community of makers and the civic and cultural institutions to re-connect, to be supported, and to thrive.
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Thanks to @archpaper @timothyaschuler for this coverage of the @cambridgemass @stosslu work on the city’s inaugural #urbanforestry project, #TrianglePark. An opportunity to connect #climateadaptation #biodiversity #openspace reduction of #urbanheatisland
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Stoss is seeking exceptional entry-level and early-career Landscape Designers (0-5 years experience) to join our growing team. To apply, please upload a resume, portfolio, and cover letter using this link: stoss-inc.breezy.hr/p/d4fcbd…
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DESIGN PUBLICS asks: Who and what do we design for? Design Publics invokes multiple peoples, cultures, and societies that we design with and for—especially recognizing and including those who have been marginalized in the past. archplan.buffalo.edu/events/…
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We are thrilled to be partnering with the Town of Cumberland to re-envision the future of the Valley Falls Heritage Park as a resilient and community-oriented space that can be enjoyed for generations. More to come...
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Sending a little mid-winter love, from your friends at STOSS photos by Mike Belleme
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LA Urban Forest Equity Collective // Site-specific designs for Central Avenue & 42nd Place. The street section envisions an equitable & healthy future with lush #treecanopy that brings in #biodiversity, and including safe lanes for bikers & pedestrians #urbanforest #equity
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Community-informed street sections for Sylmar; made by #LA Urban Forest Equity Collective, a consortium of forestry experts, LA City staff, community-based organizations, & researchers that creates strategies to advance #urbanforest #equity in LA’s hardest-hit neighborhoods
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A look into the #design of the plaza spaces fronting Forbes Avenue for Carnegie Mellon University. #modelmaking as an efficient tool to explore design strategies and to communicate, allowing people to start dreaming about the final outcome #model #landscapearchitecture #landscape
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Exactly 60 years ago, 2 targeted bullets put an end to the life of President #JFK. The reimagination of #DealeyPlaza memorializes the 2 points of impact with water features, as a shedding of tears & representing new life that springs forth from tragedy #commemoration #remembrance
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Near #DealeyPlaza three enslaved Black men were lynched in 1860, wrongly accused of involvement in rebellion. Our design creates a honorific experience to #remember all slaves lynched, & all victims of racial violence #commemoration #equity @nationalasla @harvardgsd @archpaper
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On the occasion of the upcoming anniversary of the assassination of #JFK on November 22, we are sharing more recent drawings & thinking on reimagining both #DealeyPlaza & #MartyrsPark in #Dallas #monument #commemoration #remembrance #AmericanHistory #landscapearchitecture
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Landscape design for new headquarters @scenichudson. The design is deliberately in making green spaces open & accessible to neighboring residents for use & pleasure #brownfieldremediation #stormwatermanagment #biodiversity #landscapeurbanism #socialequity @nationalasla @archpaper
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Happy to have opened TREE CYCLES @chicagobiennial! By bringing the installation to different locations, the grouped logs go back to the communities where wood is being harvested, potentially setting off new cycles of growth & decomposition #urbanforest @nationalasla @bslaoffice
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Sneak peek of TREE CYCLES! The installation for #chicagoarchitecturebiennial explores the roles of #trees through positioning growth, felling, transformation, fabrication, decay, and decomposition as a set of active (& normal) processes in a newly productive cityscape
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