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The Architect’s Newspaper (AN) May 9, 2025
Piedmont Park Conservancy and the City of Atlanta unveil comprehensive plan by Nelson Byrd Woltz for Atlanta’s Piedmont Park
Paper City May 9, 2025
Speaking With The Trees — Houston’s Memorial Park Will Finally Live Up To Its Name With Sacred New $42 Million Memorial Groves Nature Land

Events & Lectures

Cullowhee, NC July 18, 2025
Cullowhee Native Plant Conference - Many Hands: Collaboration in Public Horticulture

Lecture by Thomas Woltz and Brad Odom

Cleveland, OH September 5, 2025
The National Land Conservation Conference Rally 2025 - Panel: The Collaborative Power of Land Trusts and Landscape Architects

Lecture by Liz McLaurin, Thomas Woltz, Ashley Demosthenes, Ben Laseter

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Press Perspectives Events & Lectures
Veranda December 14, 2023
How Landscape Architect Thomas Woltz Is Preserving the South's Public Lands
Monocle November 6, 2023
The Urbanist - Tall Stories 382: Memorial Park, Houston
The Architect's Newspaper November 1, 2023
In Garrison, New York, Studio Gang and Nelson Byrd Woltz will deliver a new home for the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Houston Public Media October 24, 2023
Ismaili Center Houston, a ‘jewel’ in the making, takes shape near Montrose area
Morganton News Herald October 11, 2023
The Industrial Commons awarded ARC Arise grant for Innovation Campus
Canadian Architect September 1, 2023
Recalling Paradise: The Aga Khan Garden and The Diwan, Devon, Alberta
Dezeen September 1, 2023
Nelson Byrd Woltz covers six-lane highway with land bridge in Houston
The Architect's Newspaper June 1, 2023
A Corten steel wall and gardens designed by Nelson Byrd Woltz and HGA recognizing enslaved people at Monticello opens
The Architect's Newspaper June 1, 2023
Nelson Byrd Woltz reveals its design plan for South Carolina's Angel Oak Preserve
World Economic Forum June 1, 2023
How green wins over grey: the case for landscape-led architecture
Town & Country April 2, 2023
Thomas Woltz, Bard of the Soil
Smithsonian Magazine March 1, 2023
An Abandoned, Industrial Ruin Bursts With New Life in Delaware
Fayetteville Flyer March 1, 2023
Fayetteville’s Lower Ramble becomes first SITES-certified project in Arkansas
Architectural Digest February 17, 2023
Future Highways Must Look Like This
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