The NJASLA student chapter made their way to Stantec's New York City office. A group of students accompanied by Holly Nelson visited Stantec, an interdisciplinary firm that provides professional consulting services in planning, engineering, architecture,...
I was in the city on the west side at Pier 62 or Chelsea Pier and while looking for parking I ran into this art display. Seeing sheep with rolling meadows in such an urban environment was a complete impact to me!
The art display that you...
This past Saturday, October 26th, our History of Landscape Architecture class went on a super exciting trip to New York City! The trip began with a tour through Central Park, guided by our professor Seiko Goto. We learned...
These are some photos from my trip to Salem. This street was the first planned street. The architecture is beautiful up there and is a great experience with rich history. The U.S navy was started here under George Washington. The...
This summer Gwen Heerschap, a senior in the department, was one of the recipients of the Roy DeBoer Travel Prize. Below you can read some of the presentation she wrote which ,was given on the October 9th 2013 Common Lecture, and view some of her photographs....
AMSONIA HUBRICHTII
A native perennial that is erect
and clump forming with clusters of brilliant star shaped light blue flowers.
The size of Amsonia is 36” tall and about 36” wide per plant. But it does grow
in clumps. Thrives in...
There will be beautiful days when you will feel like talking a walk among trees, and our Cook Campus won't be enough to make the tree-hugger in you fully content. That is when you have the brilliant idea to go to the Rutgers Gardens... Even more...