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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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UB News Center October 8, 2025

LTL + NBW Selected for University of Buffalo International Competition Next Round

MSN October 5, 2025

Massive Muslim religious center nears debut in Houston

World Landscape Architecture September 14, 2025

Machicomoco State Park | Winner of the Design Excellence and Innovation Award

Machicomoco State Park wins Design Excellence and Innovation in the World Landscape Architecture's TCLF Cultural Landscape Awards

Second Studio July 16, 2025

Second Studio Podcast Episode: THOMAS WOLTZ, Senior Principal of Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects

July 16, 2025

Watch: Thomas Woltz Receives 2025 Frederic Church Award

NBW's Senior Principal and Owner Thomas Woltz is among the 2025 Frederic Church Award honorees

The Architect's Newspaper July 10, 2025

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

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

Axios Houston May 9, 2025

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

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News & Insights

Featured

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

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

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

Natural Intelligence Panel at Biennal Internacional De Paisatge Barcelona

LTL + NBW Selected for University of Buffalo International Competition Next Round

Massive Muslim religious center nears debut in Houston

Machicomoco State Park | Winner of the Design Excellence and Innovation Award

Machicomoco State Park wins Design Excellence and Innovation in the World Landscape Architecture's TCLF Cultural Landscape Awards

Second Studio Podcast Episode: THOMAS WOLTZ, Senior Principal of Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects

Watch: Thomas Woltz Receives 2025 Frederic Church Award

NBW's Senior Principal and Owner Thomas Woltz is among the 2025 Frederic Church Award honorees

NBW to reimagine Welsh Fountain Garden in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park

NBW on the ELLE Decor A List 2025

Listening to the Stories a Site has to Tell in "The Land is Full"

Watch: Thomas Woltz at PEC's 2025 Annual Gathering

The Lower Ramble Wins Popular Vote in the 2025 Architizer A+ Awards

Centennial Park Voted a USA TODAY Top 10 City Park

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

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

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