Following a 2015 Downtown Raleigh Experience Plan, Sasaki’s landscape architects, planners, engineers, and architects engaged with city government and Raleigh residents to reimagine this historic gathering place
Landscape Architecture
Sasaki is a global leader in creating authentic and inspiring landscapes. We draw upon our skills as systems thinkers, leading to the implementation of resilient solutions that foster healthy and equitable communities. We are passionate, curious, inventive, and unbound by tradition.
Press Release: Greenwood Park master plan approved; moving forward with unprecedented design-led investment benefiting North Baton Rouge and the greater city and region
"Great cities have a great park." Creating a special public place out of underutilized, industrial land for the whole Lakeland, Florida community to enjoy
Generating innovative approaches to stormwater management on campuses, helping to position institutions as stewards of their watersheds
Sasaki designers Breeze Outlaw, Diana Fernandez, Sasaki alum Melissa Isidor, and the Frederick Douglass Sculpture Committee hosted an engaging community meeting to envision the future of the Frederick Douglass Sculpture Plaza
Updates will bring the Plaza into the modern century with improved infrastructure, sustainability, and public spaces — honoring the plaza's 50-year history while making it a more accessible place for all
An iconic American landscape receives a careful intervention to meet contemporary demands for accessibility, security, and sustainability
Adapted from Diana Fernandez’s keynote talk at the 2016 ASLA Annual Meeting and Expo, exploring issues of diversity and design in a rapidly changing world
Examining the juxtaposition and balance between urban fabric, architecture, and landscapes with Sasaki principal, Tao Zhang, ASLA, PLA
This is the first project in mainland China to ever receive a SITES certification and the first project in all of China to receive a SITES Gold-level certification
Some of the most influential and cherished settings on American college campuses are the outdoor spaces that stitch buildings together. How do successful landscapes come to be?
Addressing the decline of pollinator species facing a decline that threatens global food production and ecological systems
Recasting an industrial and underutilized waterfront into a bustling urban destination through a feat of design and engineering
Making up 13% of all presentations at the National Conference of Landscape Architecture, twelve Sasaki design leaders took to the national stage to lead a dialogue on the future of the profession
A legacy project by Hideo Sasaki, this vest-pocket park nestled between towers in Manhattan joins the National Register of Historic Places
A SITES Gold landscape project sets a new standard for sustainable site development at UT Austin that unites people and the environment in improving health
A prominent civic core replaces surface parking, bringing connectivity, visibility, and beauty to the urban campus
Over 300 Sasaki employees, alumni, and friends of the firm gathered in the Incubator at Sasaki on October 17, for a celebration of our founder, Hideo Sasaki
An all female panel takes on the topic of equity and inclusion with Sasaki and the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF)
Laura Marett leads conversations on accessible, equitable parks
Sasaki principal Mark Dawson discussed qualities of resilient communities alongside fellow members of American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and the Environmental & Energy Study Institute (EESI), a Congress-created independent non-profit
A previously inaccessible industrial port is transformed through design intervention into a place meant for people, where a community can meet the water’s edge
A new community that couples urban living and scenic mountain settings
A researched-based approach to adventure playscape design at Cincinnati's wildly successful Smale Riverfront Park
Working in Cedar Rapids, a city of 130,000, that had only eight years between their first and second highest floods on historical record
Planning for rising waters and flood at Cincinnati's John G. and Phyllis W. Smale Riverfront Park
Sasaki's 2019 Summer Internship program begins with an intense two-week charette