Kulapat and artist Mary Weatherford discuss the new spaces at David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles
For the WHY Landscape Workshop, walking is a way of working – a practice of retracing steps, allowing ideas to rise, and witnessing patterns of growth and decay.
Directed by Mark Thomann, the WHY Landscape Workshop takes a fully integrated approach to architecture, landscape, and urban design. Inspired by the geology of the Scarborough Bluffs, Rees Ridge Street Park is a synthesis of urban infrastructure and radical wilding.
WHY is defined by its wider community, and we travel worldwide to engage in talks, panels, and ad-hoc architectural experiments.
We're in the process of designing a new opera and ballet theater in Perm, Russia
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