Join The Cultural Landscape Foundation and Moody Graham to explore this exquisite residential garden.
Amidst the height of the pandemic, the owners of this Washington, D.C., home--two avid gardeners--engaged landscape architects Moody Graham to transform their property’s backyard into a place of respite. The revitalized landscape acts as an extension of the nineteenth century residence and a multifunctional space for relaxing or entertaining.
Register Now. Space is limited.
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Photo by Paul Josey, 2022
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TCLF Garden Dialogue:
Charlottesville, VA
Join us June 17-18, 2023 | 1.5-2.0 LA CES™ PDH
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The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s highly acclaimed Garden Dialogues program is returning to Virginia on the weekend of June 17-18. Explore inspiring landscapes and hear the designers’ perspective and insight on two expert-guided tours with Wolf Josey Landscape Architects and Grounded.
On June 17, explore a breathtaking, 175-acre site in Albemarle County, masterfully crafted by Wolf Josey Landscape Architects. Their design takes full advantage of the area’s stunning natural features, including majestic mountain views, to create a calming residential landscape that stays true to the rich agricultural heritage of the land. Get ready to be enchanted by the trails, sheep paddocks, and meadows that surround the sprawling property’s main house, guest cottage, and chapel.
On June 18, experience Stillmeadow, a project by Grounded that blends indoor and outdoor spaces, providing a unique experience in complete harmony with the existing terrain. The custom-built home and its surrounding landscape expertly showcase the property’s topography and exceptional views while causing minimal land disturbance.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience two magnificent Virginia landscapes.
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Installations
Our Sarah Kwon, Senior Business Developer, experienced new sites during a visit to California last week. In Sarah's own words, "I loved seeing our new Reverie tables and benches in these projects by Wood Rogers come to life! Can't wait to see them being used by the community. What a beautiful park!". Turkey Hill Estates in Lincoln and Northlake Community Park in Sacramento are pictured here.
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Call for Submissions
We are welcoming a call for submissions for our Virtual LA CESTM Education Sessions.
Do you have a project, or a topic related to Landscape Architecture you would like to present to a national audience? Transform your research, ideas, and best practices into a presentation accredited by LA CES.
Our virtual webinars draw around 200-300 attendees for each session and provide amazing opportunities to learn from experts and peers on a wide variety of topics. If there are any topics or speakers you’d like to hear more from, let us know! We look forward to hearing from you.
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