Sasaki's work has been featured in Landscape Journal with Allyson Mendenhall as a co-author! This recognition highlights the value of practice-based research in design. Thank you, Landscape Architecture Foundation, for showcasing how research drives impactful design.
A new, LAF-led collaborative article, "Practice-Based Research Now: Purpose, Approach, and a Proposition", is out in the November issue of Landscape Journal. The full text is available for free thanks to the authors/firms who covered the cost to make this article open access. The article contributes to the dialogue on practice-based research in design through personal statements from the authors, interviews and surveys with 21 design firms, and a proposition and call to action. "Landscape architecture practice needs a new framework for collective knowledge‐building. This takes cooperation and infrastructure." https://lnkd.in/g8vaXggR This effort grew out of roundtable discussions organized by LAF, and we thoroughly enjoyed working with everyone to bring this to fruition. Thank you to all the co-authors: Megan Barnes at LAF, Anya Domlesky at SWA, Allison Harvey at OJB, Lisa H. at LandDesign, Eric Kramer at Reed Hilderbrand, Allyson Mendenhall at Sasaki, Margaret Plumb at Design Workshop, and Rebecca Popowsky at OLIN. Special thanks to Jim LaGro, Robert Ryan, and to all who participated in the surveys and interviews.