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Julie Bargmann wins inaugural 2021 Oberlander Prize
Landscape architect Julie Bargmann scoops 2021 Oberlander Prize The 2021 Oberlander Prize has been announced, honouring landscape architecture and Cornelia Hahn Oberlander – and the winner is American landscape architect Julie Bargmann The Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize was established in 2019 to celebrate the late, good designer’s often-disregarded discipline, as effectively as honour her influential and pioneering work. Architectural gardens, sustainability and the want for communities to join with inexperienced, open areas are all essential areas of the career that Oberlander was deeply passionate about – and the Vancouver-based mostly landscape architect was chatting about them very long prior to most other people did. Now, aiming at continuing her legacy, the prize will be presented…
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Julie Bargmann turns Superfund sites into must-see destinations.
Julie Bargmann, 2021 Oberlander Prize laureate [Photo: ©Barrett Doherty/courtesy the Cultural Landscape Foundation] Bargmann has specialized in get the job done on overlooked, environmentally challenged, and deeply polluted web-sites, bringing an ethos of recycling, remediation, and restore to destinations other individuals could see as much too much gone. In tasks like the Vintondale Reclamation Park, created on a former coal mine’s dumping floor, and the retrofit of the Philadelphia Navy Lawn into the headquarters of Urban Outfitters, Bargmann turns design and style initiatives into environmental interventions, and vice versa. City Outfitters, Philadelphia Julie Bargmann, landscape architect [Photo: ©Charles A. Birnbaum/courtesy the Cultural Landscape Foundation] Started in 1992, D.I.R.T.—which stands for…
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