What we are into.
What we are into.
What we are into.
TSW R&D Study: Embodied Carbon Content of Common Building Materials
We recognize that construction of the buildings and landscapes that we design involves the emission of climate change-inducing greenhouse gases as well as other environmental impacts. In fact, the materials used to construct the built environment [...]
TSW R&D Lab – The Intersection of Fitness and City Planning
Sarah McColley, a TSW Associate and fitness enthusiast, worked with Ben Davis, owner of Noble Clay Fitness, a 501c3 non-profit on multiple projects over the past year. Most notably, she assisted Ben and Natalie Boruk, the Business Development Man [...]
Public Health and Space Planning
Article By: Woody Giles While urbanists grapple with the impact of COVID-19 on cities, space planners are asking how it will affect the density and design of interior spaces, especially in the higher education world. Three key themes are beginni [...]
Impacts of Pandemics on Architecture
Article By: Alex Fite-Wassilak At TSW, not only have we been considering the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic on planning and landscape architecture as noted in our past blog posts, but due to our interdisciplinary nature we have also been consid [...]
Public Health & the Built Environment
Article By: Chris Morphis TSW is beginning to consider what impacts COVID-19 will have on the discipline of landscape architecture. Some of the great classic works of landscape architecture were established as cities began to carve out public gr [...]
Amphitheaters as Catalysts
TSW's Adam Williamson's write-up on amphitheaters as strategies to spark and sustain downtown vitality was recently featured on Public Square, a CNU Journal. From Pompeii to Seaside, Florida, to local Atlanta area examples, Adam highlights the re [...]
TSW’s Open Studio Recap
Open Studio Teams worked all day Tuesday developing and refining concepts and implementation strategies for their projects. Later in the afternoon, TSW hosted a cocktail event for clients and guests, followed by a Pecha Kucha style presentation f [...]
TSW Open Studio Recap
TSW recently invited five local organizations to participate in the firm’s first-ever Open Studio design workshop. The firm divided its architects, planners, and landscape architects into multidisciplinary teams who worked in partnership with eac [...]
Juniper Street Bioswale Update
TSW's Adam Williamson recently talked with WSB-TV about the Juniper Street streetscape bioswale. For the short video, click here. And click here to view the bioswale during a recent rain storm. [...]