The purpose of the APA-NM Awards program is to recognize outstanding planners and planning projects throughout New Mexico, and to encourage outstanding achievements in the application of Planning principles and techniques to solve problems [...]
Submit a response! Photos by Jessica Roybal jessica.roybal [at] gmail.com Nuts! Stressed crazy Kinda Horny! like throwing a lil [...]
Our communities would be completely different without trees and the essential benefits they provide. These include vital environmental, economic, and social benefits that we cannot live without, including shade, improved water quality, carbon capture, and creating [...]
Reprinted from the Farmington Daily Times, "Plans taking shape for Farmington aerial adventure parks" by Hannah Grover FARMINGTON — Nearly a year after Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett publicly proposed ziplines at Lake Farmington, the City Council heard [...]
Community engagement is the driving force behind Groundwork Studio's master plan development for the Rio Fernando Park with the Taos Land Trust. “We wanted this to be fun,” says landscape architect Amy Bell, “By making [...]
Groundwork Studio is conducting a feasibility study for the City of Farmington to explore options for an aerial adventure park along the Animas River and at Lake Farmington. The study includes community outreach via [...]
Re-posted from the Santa Fe New Mexican article, "Kids play area planned at Audubon," by Paul Weideman, Oct. 7, 2018– “Some of this stuff that looks like junk over there, the sticks and straw, [...]
Groundwork Studio at the Railyard Park- 10th Anniversary Celebration, September 15-16, 2018. At first glance, one might wonder, Is this a paint-ball course? A mini-rendition of Game of Thrones? A construction site with a [...]
ACE Leadership High School and the New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects held their third annual Pop Up Playground (PUP) on Saturday, November 11, 2017. The PUP attracted over 200 [...]
This six-part blog series investigates the reasons why we have fallen out of love with soil (or at the very least taken it for granted) and how we can rekindle that relationship through an amended [...]
