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LC Cited In The Denver Post!
In his article, Architecture Future: How Buildings Will Begin To Make Our Lives Better, Denver Post Fine Arts Critic, Ray Mark Rinaldi, cited LAND COLLECTIVE projects as examples of “well-designed public spaces [that] strengthen communities by drawing users from across social and economic divides to shared experiences.”
LAND COLLECTIVE principal, David A. Rubin, was interviewed by Rinaldi while attending and presenting at the recent national ASLA conference in Denver. As a result of their dialogue, Rinaldi presents both Canal Park in Washington, D.C. and Saint Louis’ future Performance Green (pictured above) as projects that foster “democratic” flexibility and “openness to all.”