Straight line landscape design

The latest architecture and design projects in parks and gardens including a subterranean park in New York and flood-resistant topography in China.

WELCOME to The Outsider, Brownstoner's weekly garden column, written and produced by Cara Greenberg. Find it here every Sunday at 8AM.

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Meatpacking District/Chelsea, NYC.

The Scholars’ Green is a symbiosis of public park and academic common that provides rich outdoor amenity for students, faculty and the surrounding community. Ordered by a crystalline primary circulation lined with allees of columnar beech, the park’s facets contain: micro-forests; teaching ampitheat

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We often think of stone steps as a means to outline a walkway in our front entrance or our backyard, but there are many ways to incorporate them into your landscape design to give your space that fresh, modern, look and feel while remaining functional. If you’re looking to freshen up the look of your patio, garden, or front entrance, stone steps could be an easy way to update your space. The best part? They’re low-maintenance and don’t always need to be designed in a straight line!