Limbwalker Tree Service shows what root aeration can do for mature trees in this short video
Limbwalker Tree Service shows what root aeration can do for mature trees in this short video
The series of images shown are photo manipulations of a large infrared aerial in MSD’s office. Their image shows the developed part of the city in white/blue while the more heavily vegetated part of the metro area is shown in red. The map never carried much weight for me since what we value about a city, it’s density, came off as unassuming white. And what we value about open space and rural quality was red, not a color we associate with vegetation. So by changing the image where the developed part was in red and the vegetation in green, it demonstrates more of the city’s impervious quality. It illustrates how insidious an urban inner city can be without open space and parks. That’s why having Park(ing) Day – a day with temporary parks built in parking spaces – can be so good at raising awareness to the need. It’s interesting to note apart from the parks that surround downtown, Churchill Downs’ infield is the largest open space…
A group of landscape architects were out promoting the profession today.
There is an art car parade on Frankfort Avenue around 3pm that will end at St Marks for a barn dance. More info here: http://www.kentuckyartcarweekend.com/
Only in Louisville…
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The National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center indicates more persistent drought for Texas and surround areas.
Louisville will have below average temps and above average rains for the next month…
David Wicks has made a very lovely illustration of water from where falls to where we use it. The farther it's "pulled" to where our cities use it, the darker the line.
Verdant Design and Diane Secor have been working with MSD to develop sustainable stormwater features to the Louisville Belvedere. Currently, the rain water from the elevator building has been redirected to a rain barrel (called a Raintainer) and out to a rain garden made up of local, native plants. The mayor’s, MSD’s Bud Schardein, and Waterfront’s David Karem’s speeches can be found on Verdant Design’s website.
A public meeting on May 10th at 7pm at KY Center for the Arts will showcase the upcoming project phases. The city’s website will have updates and more information on the meeting.
John Pacyga, ASLA, RLA, LEED AP
502-794-8519
Verdant Design and Diane Secor have been working with MSD to develop sustainable stormwater features to the Louisville Belvedere. Currently, the rain water from the elevator building has been redirected to a rain barrel (called a Raintainer) and out to a rain garden made up of local, native plants. The mayor’s, MSD’s Bud Schardein, and Waterfront’s David Karem’s speeches can be found on Verdant Design’s website.
A public meeting on May 10th at 7pm at KY Center for the Arts will showcase the upcoming project phases. The city’s website will have updates and more information on the meeting.
John Pacyga, ASLA, RLA, LEED AP
502-794-8519
Well, if you’ve wondered what a landscape architect does, here is a movie that shows the work, capabilities, and effort that a landscape architect brings to a project:
We now have a new website built around the client’s projects.
Come and see it for yourself:
John Pacyga, ASLA, RLA, LEED AP
502-794-8519