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Design & Nature Reimagined


ISSUE #39

DESIGN & NATURE REIMAGINED

MARISA MORBY​

This last week was A WEEK y'all. I had a final project due for my landscape design class. I had (and still have) finals for my native plants classes. And June is gearing up to be so busy. But, amidst it all... nature continues to amaze. Let's enjoy it together!

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Who doesn't love a good before and after highlight? The Salesforce Transit Center Park is a rooftop park that's replaced a parking lot with a habitable area for birds, a green space for people to enjoy, and stormwater filtration. According to the Landscape Architecture Foundation, the park reports 47 observed bird species, 4 of which were endangered or a species of concern.

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I just spent the last nine weeks in a native plants class, where we learned to identify native plants by their flowers, cultural requirements, growing habit, and of course, leaf structure. So I was delighted with this article and beautiful art by Leslie Shapiro that asks why do trees have differently shaped leaves?

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I'm always looking for new and imaginative ways that people are finding connection with nature, and I want to highlight the artist Philipp Frank and his Rock Lights project. He says that for a moment "Nature and technology melt into a new layer of reality." His light projection mapping is simultaneously captivating and relaxing.


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I connect people to nature through art, information design, and storytelling. I write a weekly newsletter about nature, design, and hope.

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