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As part of American Society of Landscape Architects' World Landscape Architecture Month, we asked EDGE co-op Nadia Ndematebem to reflect on the experiences that have informed her perspective on landscape architecture. From her time at Knowlton to her co-op at EDGE and her involvement with LABash, her story highlights learning as an ongoing part of growth in the profession.

Read the full article, Action Through Learning, Nadia’s Student-to-Practice Perspective, on edgela.com: www.edgela.com/action-through-learning

Ohio Chapter ASLA

Action Through Learning – Edge For World Landscape Architecture Month, EDGE is highlighting the many forms of learning within the landscape architecture profession. For co-op Nadia Ndematebem, that has included finding community at Knowlton, gaining firsthand experience through her work at EDGE, and helping bring LABash to life t...

Considering starting the LARE process? Today for Professional Landscape Architect Day, we asked EDGE team members a simple question: Why pursue licensure?

Megan Meyer, Associate, is currently working through the exams. Jack McDonough, Senior Associate, has been licensed since 2022. Their reflections speak to what the process asks of you, what it gives back, and why licensure matters beyond the credential itself.

Read the full article here: www.edgela.com/why-pursue-licensure/

Ohio Chapter ASLA Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB) American Society of Landscape Architects

Why Pursue Licensure? – Edge Professional Landscape Architect Day is a chance to recognize the knowledge, responsibility, and commitment behind licensure. As part of World Landscape Architecture Month, we asked two EDGE team members to reflect on a simple question: Why pursue licensure?

Great amenity spaces bring the best parts of a night out steps from your door. Fifth x Northwest is anchored by two rooftop destinations: a resort-style podium pool terrace for lounging, plus a sixth-floor sky lounge that opens to a fire pit patio with skyline views. With 10,000sf of first-floor retail and a 10-minute walk to Grandview’s dining, shopping, and entertainment, weekend plans come built in.

Architectural Alliance Brackett Builders, Inc.

Congrats to the Columbus Metropolitan Library team and the Canal Wi******er community on the grand opening of the new Canal Wi******er Branch. The energy of this weekend's celebration and incredible turnout made it clear that this is a space the community is eager to use from day one. At 30,000sf, the new branch creates room for how people use a library today, including meeting rooms, study rooms, an interactive children’s area, dedicated tween and teen spaces, learning center, business center, plus a range of seating and quiet reading areas.

Bostwick Design Partnership and Wellogy led the architectural design, with EDGE providing landscape architecture. Together, the team extended the library experience outdoors with a shaded patio seating area, foundation plantings, clear pedestrian and vehicular circulation, and integrated safety features that support daily visits and community events. Floor-to-ceiling windows strengthen the connection between indoor spaces and the landscape, bringing in abundant daylight to support wellbeing.

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