Dirtworks Landscape Architecture P.C

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_Company location:

New York, NY, USA

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_Company profile:

Our internationally recognized design studio is dedicated to exploring the beneficial role nature can play in the built environment. Humanism and the concepts defined by biophilia are inspirations in helping us create settings that assist in the wellbeing of individuals and communities. We believe that design can help restore, protect and elevate our individual and collective experience and advance the stewardship of our shared natural and cultural resources.

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Uniting conceptual ideas to carefully crafted details, incorporating new technologies while incorporating relevant traditional methods, we are committed to integrating our built environment and nature. We utilize the systems that support a sustainable and healthy life, creating a positive impact for present and future generations.

www.dirtworks.us

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An image of landscape architecture project Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, by design firm Dirtworks Landscape Architecture P.C, at the University of New York, Stony Brook, NY, USA. Showing multi-trunked trees among a mass planting of lush green grasses, with an adjacent water feature and steps beyond.

Simons Center for Geometry and Physics

The Simons Center for Geometry and Physics is a research institute devoted to exploring fundamental knowledge in mathematics and theoretical physics. The Center was created to provide an environment where researchers could exchange ideas and work across disciplines. The landscape furthers this mission and deepens the appreciation of the Center’s work within the larger University community by providing settings for interdisciplinary collaboration

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An image of landscape architecture project Resilient Dunescape, by design firm Dirtworks Landscape Architecture P.C, in Sea Bright, NJ, USA. Showing a river's edge house beyond, with a seating area nestled amongst native planting in the foreground.

Resilient Dunescape

By introducing dunes and dynamic topography that guide stormwater through the site and lifting the house 12’ above sea level, Resilient Dunescape responds to the inevitability of sea level rise by utilizing natural processes as inspiration to embrace flooding in the design. The plant palette includes native and adaptive plant species which tolerate a range of soil, light, and microclimatic conditions.

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