STIMSON
“The artisanal movement and the appreciation of slowness…is completely relevant to our work within the field of landscape architecture.”
‑ www.Stimsonstudio.com
The Cambridge, Mass. STIMSON is a uniquely comprised collective of urban and rural landscape architecture, as well as a nursery and a working farm, providing professionals a hands-on “field station” for the practice of landscape architecture. Founded in 1992 by Stephen Stimson, FASLA, a tenth generation dairy farmer, the studio remains inspired by its agrarian-minded heritage. It specializes in the design of college campuses, museums, parks, and gardens. The firm’s recent ASLA awards include the Heritage Flume at Heritage Museums and Gardens; the Florence Griswold Museum Artists’ Trail; Re-Envisioning Pulaski Park; and Northeast Harbor, A Restoration on Mount Desert Island.
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