Periodicals
Landscape Architecture Magazine
Featuring “Los Angeles 2 Freeway” project
Vol. 107, No. 10
Published in October 2017
"Responding to a prompt from Los Angeles Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne, Stoss Landscape Urbanism reimagined the remnant spur of an abandoned freeway project as an effervescent, multifunction public space, alive with color and form." — LAM
The Avery Review
Featuring "Environment as Material at Spiral Jetty and Blur Building" by Chris Reed
Issue 16, Climates: Architecture and the Planetary Imaginary
Edited by James Graham
Published in 2016 by Lars Muller Publishers
JoLA - Journal of Landscape Architecture
Featuring “Projective Ecologies” by Chris Reed
Issue 2, 10th Anniversary Issue
Published on Feb 2016 by European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools
Established in 2006, JoLA is the peer-reviewed academic Journal of the European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools (ECLAS). JoLA is published by Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, and listed in the Web of Science, Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index and other relevant indices. JoLA has three issues a year, is published in full colour, on paper and online. Cultivated through editorial and review strategy and a unique approach to the graphic design of its content, the aims of JoLA are to provide a platform for outstanding landscape architectural scholarship and research innovation, linking theory to practice.
While publishing articles following established research conventions and written modes of communication JoLA also encourages and publishes unconventional and emerging forms of research enquiry including those employing practiced-based methodologies, those having their origins in visual and artistic practices and media, and those espousing new method and rigour for the developing field of landscape architectural criticism.
LAF - Landscape Architecture Frontiers
Featuring “Hyper Density, Hyper Landscape — Trinity Riverfront Design in Dallas, Texas"
Vol. 4, No. 10 “High-density Mixed-use Cities”
Published in April 2016 by Higher Education Press
Landscape Architecture Frontiers, launched in February 2013, is a bimonthly journal co-published by Higher Education Press and Peking University and edited by College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture of Peking University. It is administered by Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China. Professor Yu Kongjian is the Editor-in-Chief.
Landscape is a complex made up of land and objects on it, and a system developed by interaction between nature and human-beings. Landscape architecture is a discipline covering theories, approaches, techniques and arts concerning analysis, changes and management of landscape. LAF will put its focus on the intersecting spheres of academic research and design practice in landscape architecture, discussing new opinions, theories and approaches to address environmental and ecological issues through landscape architecture; advocating new aesthetics and new culture which benefit the beauty of China and the world by introducing and promoting most recent practice of landscape architecture. It acts as a bridge connecting research and social needs, science and art, leading the development of the discipline. Our audience includes researchers and professional architects, faculties and students, policy makers in related fields and people who work on the environmental constructions in both urban and rural areas.
Studio ©
Featuring “Detroit Future City” project and "Beyond Urbanism:
The Landscape Generation" by Jeannette Sordi
Issue No. 9, January 2016
Published by RRC Studio Architetti
GARTEN + LANDSCHAFT
Featuring “Bass Riverfront” project
Zeitschrift fur Landschaftsarchitektur Perspektiven
Published in March 2015 by Callwey
This issue of Garten + Landschaft discusses six main points: Green Infrastructure and Landscape Architecture, Projected Ecology, Resilience, Shaping Urban Nature, Urbanization with Space, and the City as an Ecosystem.
Form Magazine
Featuring “From Motown to Notown,” interview with Chris Reed
Published in January 2014
AZURE Magazine
Featuring "The Winner's Circle: Winner Landscape Architecture, The CityDeck"
Published in July/August 2014
AZURE Magazine honors The CityDeck in its 4th Annual AZ Awards for Best Landscape Architecture, 2014. "Green Bay is not a design epicenter, but Stoss has used its design intelligence to help the city recuperate its waterfront and, in turn, open it up to future development. That's very appealing."
IABR 2014: Urban by Nature
Published in 2014 by the International Architecture Biennial
Rotterdam Catalog
The International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) was founded in 2001 on the conviction that architecture and especially urban planning are of great social importance. Since 2004, when George Brugmans became its director, the IABR therefore mainly focuses on the future of the city where, in a couple of decades, nearly 80 percent of the world’s population will produce more than 90 percent of our wealth—and this will have to be done sustainably.
In its multiyear policy plan 2017-2020: Towards a Resilient City, the IABR expressly places the future of the city in the context of climate change and increasing social inequality. In any way it can, the IABR wants to contribute to the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations and the achievement of the objectives set out in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. That means well-designed, socially inclusive, resilient cities are of key importance. We can only solve the climate problems if we solve them in the cities first. And to achieve this, good design is crucial.
Elle Decor
Featuring "Inspiration: Conjuring the Future"
Published in May 2014
Topos 84: Urban Strategies
Featuring "Detroit Future City: Productive Landscape and New Urban Ecologies" by Chris Reed
Published by Urban Strategies in October 2013
Urban planning is not a linear process. Many interests, above all financial ones, determine the development of cities. Sometimes planning is legitimised by official designations, sometimes it is in opposition to the needs of citizens. Strategic planning considers all relevant factors in the social and economic fabric of the city as well as its ecology. Controlling a city’s growth is a major challenge, as demonstrated by various examples in this issue: Rio de Janeiro as the host of two major sports events, Detroit as a city of transformation and Kiruna, a mining city which is due to be relocated.
LAF - Landscape Architecture Frontiers
Featuring Herinneringspark in Landscape Architecture Frontiers
Published in February 2013 by Higher Education Press
Volume 1, Issue 1
Landscape Architecture Frontiers, launched in February 2013, is a bimonthly journal co-published by Higher Education Press and Peking University and edited by College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture of Peking University. It is administered by Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China. Professor Yu Kongjian is the Editor-in-Chief.
Landscape is a complex made up of land and objects on it, and a system developed by interaction between nature and human-beings. Landscape architecture is a discipline covering theories, approaches, techniques and arts concerning analysis, changes and management of landscape. LAF will put its focus on the intersecting spheres of academic research and design practice in landscape architecture, discussing new opinions, theories and approaches to address environmental and ecological issues through landscape architecture; advocating new aesthetics and new culture which benefit the beauty of China and the world by introducing and promoting most recent practice of landscape architecture. It acts as a bridge connecting research and social needs, science and art, leading the development of the discipline. Our audience includes researchers and professional architects, faculties and students, policy makers in related fields and people who work on the environmental constructions in both urban and rural areas.
LW — Landscape World Magazine
Featuring “The CityDeck” project
Published May 2012
Edition 52
Dlle No 04
Featuring "The CityDeck"
Published in 2012 by C3 Publishing Company
World Landscape Architecture Magazine
Featuring “Taichung Gateway Park” project
Published in December 2011
Vol. 3
"Aqua-Cultures is an innovative urban park that integrates recreation, culture, water treatment, biodiversity, and cultivation. The park reworks and re-imagines conventional water systems as the basis for new and sustainable forms of city-life—all under the lush canopies of a diverse sub-tropical forest. In doing so, Aqua-Cultures hybridizes traditional park activities with productive infrastructures and landscapes, creating a richly diverse urban and ecological surface with varying intensities of activity — multiple pockets of energy that work to clean the environment and sustain intense social use."
World Landscape Architecture is a webzine providing landscape architects with news and information about the profession by the profession. We endeavour to promote landscape architecture and increase the public awareness of the profession. World Landscape Architecture seeks to work with landscape architects, allied professionals and the landscape industry to improve the profession across
the world.
Landscape Architecture Magazine
Featuring “Minneapolis Riverfront” project
Published April 2011
Vol. 101, No. 4
Founded in 1910, Landscape Architecture Magazine (LAM) is the monthly magazine of the American Society of Landscape Architects. It is the magazine of record for the landscape architecture profession in North America, reaching more than 60,000 readers who plan and design projects valued at over $140 billion each year.
Topos 71: Landscape Urbanism
Featuring "Landscape Urbanism in Practice" by Chris Reed
Published on June 30, 2010 by Landscape Urbanism
What is Landscape Urbanism? A discipline, an instrument or just a term to promote people and programmes? Topos 71 is dedicated to Landscape Urbanism. Charles Waldheim, James Corner and many others will have a critical debate on the occasion of Chris Reed of Stoss LU receiving the Topos Landscape Award 2010.
HDM 33: Design Practices Now, Vol. II: Landscape Architecture and Urban Design
Featuring "Landscape Architectural Practice Now," interview with Chris Reed
Published in Fall/Winter 2010-2011
What are the pressing issues and problems in the work lives of contemporary landscape archite cts, urban designers, and architects? What supports and what obstructs their efforts to help create outstanding buildings and places? What current conditions for practice are novel, and how should they be understood and managed? What are ideal structures for the collaborations of designers with owners and builders, and with other professionals, such as engineers, fabricators, and ecological scientists? What can be learned from the variations in design practices across regions, nations, and continents? How are new digital technologies affecting design practice?
In this final volume on design practice, designers from around the world address these questions and offer images of design details of their work. In addition, scholar/critics focus on particular issues in analytic detail. The main focus here is on landscape architecture and urban design.
Landscape Architecture Magazine
Featuring "On Board For Change"
Published in September 2009
Vol. 99, No. 9
Founded in 1910, Landscape Architecture Magazine (LAM) is the monthly magazine of the American Society of Landscape Architects. It is the magazine of record for the landscape architecture profession in North America, reaching more than 60,000 readers who plan and design projects valued at over $140 billion each year.
Urban Space Design
Featuring "Hybridized Hydrologies" by Chris Reed
Published in February 2007
Urban Space Design (URBAN FLUX) is an architectural professional journals, organized by the Tianjin University, under the State Press and Publication Administration. It focuses on the urban and architectural experiments, and discuss the unique perspective of urban planning, architectural design and architectural education. Attention to construction of cultural background, urban context and the intrinsic properties of architectural, dissemination of architectural philosophy, social values, explore the buildings in the city and the human spirit keynote, multiple perspectives, case depth analysis, mining design ideas construction. It shows new trends and developments in the direction of the current field of architecture, from the idea, concept, scheme and detail study the forefront of academic theory, and dissemination of industry information, intended to guide the new trend of the building, and establish a true and living new sound.
Center 14: On Landscape Urbanism
Featuring "Landscape Urbanism Practices" by Chris Reed
Edited by Dean Almy
Published on April 1, 2007 by The Center for American Architecture and Design
359 pages
The theme of this volume is Landscape Urbanism with the agenda of linking emergent theories of Landscape Urbanism with its contemporary practice. While a few recent symposiums and articles have addressed components of the subject, the underlying theoretical trajectory of this emergent field has still not been codified in an accessible way. The publication of Volume 14 of CENTER will fill this void with the inclusion of a reprint series of historically significant texts, combined with original articles by noted authors and emerging practitioners, and documentation of the Landscape Urbanism Charrette and Symposium held at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture in 2002.
30 60 90 09: Regarding Public Space
Featuring "Performance Practices" by Chris Reed
Edited by Cecilia Benites, Clare Lyster, Emily Abruzzo, Alexander Briseno, Joanthan D. Solomon
Published on December 1, 2005 by Princeton Architectural Press
208 pages
The journal 306090 continues to garner acclaim throughout the architecture and design world as an essential forum for issues of architectural practice and theory. Its role as a voice for young architects, designers, and academics is reinforced by its knack for approaching broad topics from unique perspectives and synthesizing multiple points of view.
306090 09: Regarding Public Space explores the conception, production, and operation of contemporary public space in the city from the vantage of its design, development, construction, and use. Rather than dwell on what public space is, 306090's guest editors identify it as the material manifestation of intersecting forces (economics, program, sustainable land-use) whose formation involves a complex set of manipulations in both physical space and managerial aptitude. The articles in this volume, by contributors from cities across the globe, test the ways in which we articulate the built environment to make public space, interrogating it through examples from practice and theoretical developments alike.
Republished in StossLU and C3/Korea, 2007