Posts by Theo Anele
The Landscape Architecture Podcast: Gilles Clement
All new episode of The Landscape Architecture Podcast just released! In this episode, Rennie Tang interviews Gilles Clement a French gardener, garden designer, botanist, entomologist and writer. Listen to the new episode here: https://www.larchitect.org/gilles-clement
Read More10 Oldest Historic Log Cabins and Houses
Did you know that some of the oldest wooden cabins and houses date all the way back to the 17th century? While some of the cabins and houses have had sections renovated or restored for one reason or another, most of the cabins and houses are still utilizing their original wood. So, without further ado,…
Read MoreThe Landscape Architecture Podcast: Catherine Mosbach
Presenting a brand new episode of The Landscape Architect podcast! In this episode, Rennie Tang interviews Catherine Mosbach, the founder of Paris-based design firm mosbach paysagiste, which she established in 1987, as well as the magazine Pages Paysages, which she co-founded with Marc Claramunt, Pascale Jacotot and Vincent Tricaud. Listen to the new episode here: https://www.larchitect.org/catherine-mosbach
Read MoreThe Landscape Architecture Podcast: Julian Raxworthy
All new episode of The Landscape Architecture Podcast just released. In this episode, Raxworthy discusses the call for the integration of landscape architecture and gardening. He believes landscape architecture can design beautiful spaces, and gardening can enhance and deepen the beauty of garden environments over time. Listen to the new episode here: https://www.larchitect.org/julian-raxworthy
Read MoreThe Landscape Architecture Podcast: Yara Falaka, John-Bingham Hall, and Alexandra LaCroix
The latest episode of the The Landscape Architecture Podcast is here! Today’s conversation is centered around a post-industrial site on the north-eastern edge of Paris, known as Chapelle Charbon, that is soon to become a new public park for the city of Paris. As a former rail depot, the 6.5 hectare (or 16 acre) site…
Read MoreThe Landscape Architecture Podcast: Thierry Kandjee & Sebastien Penfornis
Presenting a brand new episode of The Landscape Architect podcast! Thierry KANDJEE is a landscape architect, in charge of taktyk Brussels and Chair of Landscape in the Architecture Faculty La Cambre Horta. His practice based research investigated how to design landscape skeletons as a model of/for robust landscapes. Sébastien PENFORNIS is an architect and urban designer…
Read More5 Largest Things to Ever be Shipped
American Pole & Timber is no stranger to shipping oversized timber products across the United States and overseas. That’s why we thought it’d be great to share some of the largest things ever shipped. Without further introduction, take a look at 5 of the largest things ever shipped overseas. 5. Nuclear Submarines Via defensetech.org While…
Read MoreThe Landscape Architecture Podcast: Claire Latané
An all new episode of The Landscape Architecture Podcast is out now! What would a school look like if it was designed with mental health in mind? Too many public schools look and feel like prisons, designed out of fear of vandalism and truancy. But we know that nurturing environments are better for learning. Research…
Read MoreThe Landscape Architecture Podcast: Annie “Guns” Bergelin
A brand new episode of the The Landscape Architecture Podcast is here! This episode is brought to you by American Pole and Timber. In this episode of the Landscape Architecture podcast the crew hikes the Appalachian Trail. Listen to the new episode here: https://www.larchitect.org/annie-guns-bergelin
Read More5 Fascinating Weapons Made Out of Wood
In a world where wars are fought with modern technology and militaries, sometimes the interesting and unique weapons of our past can be forgotten. We put together a list of weapons that are not only unique, but are commonly made from wood. Without a further ado, take a look at 5 of the most fascinating…
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