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The Field featured in The Bitter Southerner

The discovery of a forgotten burial place outside Chattanooga sheds light on a century of racial discrimination and raises questions about the path forward.

Words by Tom Lee | Photos by Megan Ledbetter

Thomas Jefferson at Monticello: Architecture, Landscape, Collections, Books, Food, Wine

Contributed to by Thomas Woltz

Entitled Opinions Podcast Episode: Custodianship of the Earth with Thomas Woltz

A conversation with Thomas Woltz about landscape architecture.

Photographs as Tools for Restoring the Historic Landscape of Olana

Chapter by Nelson Byrd Woltz, Senior Associate, Charlotte Barrows

A Designed Response to Heritage Uplifts the Spiritual Legacy of John and Alice Coltrane

Co-written by NBW Designer and Cultural Landscape Historian Jennifer Lauer

Speaking With The Trees — Houston’s Memorial Park Will Finally Live Up To Its Name With Sacred New $42 Million Memorial Groves Nature Land

Memorial Park's $42 million project will spotlight Camp Logan's history

NBW unveils plans for Memorial Groves, the next phase in an ongoing revitalization of Houston’s largest urban greenspace

Piedmont Park Conservancy and the City of Atlanta unveil comprehensive plan by Nelson Byrd Woltz for Atlanta’s Piedmont Park

An Accessible Past: Making Historic Sites Accessible

Editing by Heather Pressman 
Chapter by Nelson Byrd Woltz Senior Associate Charlotte Barrows

Grand opening of new running complex at Memorial Park

Phase two of the Rothko Chapel’s campus expansion plan by ARO and Nelson Byrd Woltz begins

Shovels broke ground in Houston this week

The Enduring Magic of the Angel Oak

A beloved gathering spot and an emblem of resilience during the civil rights movement, this ancient South Carolina live oak is poised for an exciting future

Thomas Woltz and the Monticello Project