At-Risk Landscapes

May 16, 2012
M. Paul Friedberg Creates New Concept for Peavey Plaza
Minneapolis, Minnesota

TCLF and the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota have unveiled a new design concept for Minneapolis’ Peavey Plaza

April 19, 2012
Peavey Plaza: Heritage Preservation Commission Delays Demolition
Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Commission cited questions about budget and lack of transparency in the process.

March 19, 2012
Funding Sought to Restore Dan Kiley Masterwork at NationsBank Plaza
Tampa, Florida

The Tampa City Council is seeking funds to complete restoration of Kiley Garden. 

February 27, 2012
Collaboration Proposed between Coalition and UCLA
Los Angeles, California

Members of the Coalition to Save the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden have suggested alternatives to the proposed sale.  

January 23, 2012
UCLA’s Hannah Carter Japanese Garden Facing Uncertain Future
Los Angeles, California

One of the pre-eminent examples of Post-war, residential Japanese style gardens is under threat.

January 3, 2012
Olmsted Brothers' Only Work in Venezuela At-Risk

Caracas Country Club, a design landmark, has helped protect the valley's natural scenery from surrounding urban development.

December 12, 2011
Holmdel Township to Hold a Vote on Bell Labs Redevelopment Plan
Holmdel, New Jersey

Proposed changes threaten the integrity of the iconic Sasaski, Walker and Associates interior and exterior landscape elements. 

November 11, 2011
Court Upholds Saugatuck Township Local Zoning and Planning Authority
Saugatuck, Michigan

U.S. District Court declared illegal a proposed consent decree between developer Singapore Dunes L.L.C. and the Saugatuck Township Board.

September 27, 2011
Historic UMass Pond Landscape Threatened by Construction
Amherst, Massachusetts

Frank Waugh and Warren H. Manning's landscape exemplifies the ecological principles in campus planning.

September 15, 2011
Sharp Park Golf Course Designated an Historical Resource
Pacifica, California

The San Francisco Planning Department has designated the city-owned Sharp Park Golf Course to be an historical resource, and, therefore, subject to review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).