Landscape Forms

Sharing our progress.

Our 2025 Sustainability Annual Report is now available, outlining how we are advancing responsible manufacturing and protecting the planet through measurable action. It reflects our commitment to transparency and the work still ahead.

Read the full report: https://online.fliphtml5.com/ibkt/sctt/

The landscape draws the line... and Link follows it.The landscape draws the line.

Link curves around trees, traces edges and opens into places to sit, stand, lean and gather. Across benches and elevated rails, Link is the freedom of modularity in all three dimensions.

See more: https://www.landscapeforms.com/collections/link

Congratulations to Zuri Askew, recipient of the 2026 Landscape Forms Shane Coen Scholarship for Diversity in Design!

An Honors Landscape Architecture student at North Carolina A&T University, Zuri centers her work on access, equity and civic care. Through her studies, student leadership and Reclaiming Coronado project, she is exploring how design can create healthier, more welcoming green spaces for communities like the one she grew up in.

We’re proud to support Zuri and excited to see how her work continues to grow.

Read more: https://www.landscapeforms.com/about/scholarships

Congratulations to Joshua Schneider, recipient of the 2026 Landscape Forms Scholarship in Memory of Peter Lindsay Schaudt, FASLA!

A BLA candidate at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Joshua brings a storyteller’s perspective to landscape architecture, shaped by his background in theater, photography and dance. His work explores how landscapes can give voice to people, histories, cultures and natural systems, creating places that connect people more deeply to the world around them.

We’re proud to support Josh as he continues his education and continues shaping his path in the field.

Read more: https://www.landscapeforms.com/about/scholarships

A place’s identity shouldn’t disappear after dark.

In complex urban environments, lighting helps define how a place is understood at night. At The Stacks in Washington, D.C., CM Kling + Associates used lighting as a tool for neighborhood identity. Catenary fixtures bring cadence and enclosure to the pedestrian corso while keeping the ground plane open. Column lights and bollards extend that language into the site’s paths, green spaces and gathering areas.

In bridging different architectural styles, it’s the lighting that gives The Stacks one identity distinctly its own.

Read more about the lighting design: https://www.landscapeforms.com/ideas/the-stacks-at-buzzard-point

You asked. We delivered.

Take-Out’s new standard umbrella holes and connector brackets were shaped by your feedback, making it easier to create picnic-style setups that feel seamless, secure and ready for shade.

In supportive and senior housing, landscape carries real responsibility.

At North Housing in Alameda, PGAdesign Landscape Architects & Fogline Studio approached the outdoor environment as a network of courtyards, gardens and social spaces that support dignity, comfort and belonging.

L I N E landscape panels help define that experience. They frame outdoor rooms, clarify thresholds and guide circulation while preserving light, air and views. The edge becomes secure but open, creating enclosure that feels welcoming, breathable and connected to daily life.

Read more: https://www.landscapeforms.com/ideas/north-housing-linnet-corner-estuary

Light where the grid can’t reach.

Brownfields. Waterfronts. Remote trails. Phased sites. Places where trenching can disturb, delay or overcomplicate the work.

Solar lighting opens another path. No trenching, no grid, no compromising on design intent.

Explore how Landscape Forms' 360 Solar lighting helped transform Alondra Gateway Park: https://www.landscapeforms.com/ideas/alondra-gateway-park

What kind of outdoor experience speaks to you?

Something simple and serene? Or something more expansive and built around gathering in new ways?

We’re taking two distinct approaches to outdoor structure, giving designers a clearer way to match the solution to the vision.

Explore the comparison here: https://www.landscapeforms.com/ideas/structure-solutions-for-every-vision-comparing-cove-scenic

A parking garage that does more.

At the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art campus parking plaza, experience begins at arrival—where Americana chairs, Harvest tables, and Link benches bring warmth, texture, and human scale to an unexpected place.

Thoughtfully integrated, these elements transform a place of circulation into a meeting and resting place, giving the parking garage a distinct identity that feels grounded, welcoming, and connected to its surroundings.

See more of Crystal Bridges: https://www.landscapeforms.com/ideas/crystal-bridges-campus-parking-and-plaza