eDD’s Managing Partner, Eric Rothstein, spoke at the 2024 National Conference for the American Society of Landscape Architecture on Sunday, October 6th, in DC. His session, “Rewilding a Post-industrial Landscape: A Story About Diversity,” was presented with Heather Blaikie, ASLA, PLA, of ScenicHudson.org, and Marni Burns, ASLA, PLA, of TheOlinStudio.com.
They explored how regenerative processes of unique ecosystems, in a 520-acre quarried landscape with a mile of Hudson River shoreline, can be amplified as a model for bolstering biodiversity in the transformation of a large-scale post-industrial site to deliver inclusive community gathering spaces within a framework of interpretation and recovery.
Read about the specific learning outcomes of their presentation here>
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