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The Green New Deal Superstudio initiative, participants, and projects have been featured in publications from participating institutions as well as built environment and regional media.

The Green New Deal Superstudio Comes to the Sweetwater River CorridorThe Green New Deal Superstudio inspired thousands of planning and landscape architecture students around the world to envision better futures for underserved communities. With the goals of the Gree…

What’s Next for the Green New Deal in Landscape Architecture?By Wkshp/bluemarble A Green New Deal means designers can live up to their potential to address the wicked problems of our time. Landscape architects, planners, and architects may be familiar with t…

Drawing the Green New Deal and Humanizing the Design Processby Dr. Carl A. Smith, FRSA, FRGS, CMLI, Int. ASLA Landscape architecture students and faculty across the country, and further afield, are currently tackling the important task of putting together t…

Green and New | Urban OmnibusIn the service of one of the most ambitious policy frameworks in living memory, design students conjure future visions of environmental recovery where social justice comes first.

The Year of the SuperstudioBY AARON KING Yuehui Gong, Courtesy LAF. Global problems meet regional politics in the field’s most ambitious venture in a century. In March of 2020, Barbara Deutsch, FASLA, the CEO of…

The Green New Deal Superstudio: Designing the ImpossibleBy Richard Weller, ASLA There are two reasons why Superstudio was a good name for an event that would build on the momentum already established by Billy Fleming, ASLA, at the University of Pennsylv…

A nationwide “Superstudio” aims to broaden the appeal of the Green New Deal beyond the liberal coastsOver 140 studios have already signed on for the Green New Deal Superstudio, which will conclude with a summit in September 2021.

How Joe Biden Can Be the Amtrak President New York NeedsStart with a new Hudson River tunnel and build from there.

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