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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

University of Virginia October 27, 2025

The Land Is Full Lecture & Exhibition at UVA School of Architecture

Lecture by Thomas Woltz

Barcelona November 21, 2025

Natural Intelligence Panel at Biennal Internacional De Paisatge Barcelona

Lecture by Thomas Woltz and Divya Sha, moderated by Tim Waterman

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Press Perspectives Events & Lectures

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

Fast Company February 14, 2023

Houston just covered part of its highway with a massive park

Houston Chronicle February 13, 2023

Houston land bridge opens in Memorial Park with Biggest Picnic in Texas

Rural Futures Collab January 22, 2023

Rural Futures Dialogues: Thomas Woltz

The Architect's Newspaper November 1, 2022

Seeing landscape architecture as part of our nation’s essential infrastructure only deepens its relevance today

River Journal Online October 31, 2022

Edge-on-Hudson Dedicates Expansive Waterfront Park to Village of Sleepy Hollow

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