PEG office of landscape + architecture
Profile of PEG office of landscape + architecture,
headquartered in United States.
Seven projects submitted by PEG office of landscape + architecture have been published on Architecture News Plus (ANP).
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[L-R] Karen M’Closkey and Keith VanDerSys –
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Principals
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Karen M’Closkey
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Keith VanDerSys
Brief description
PEG office of landscape + architecture is an award-winning design and research office based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They engage a variety of projects in terms of content, scale, and medium, ranging from immersive interior environments to large public spaces.
PEG’s work explores the relationship among digital media, fabrication technology and construction. New media enables innovative directions in the visualization and construction of landscapes. Their projects experiment with modular patterns, others with modular material units, and some use both; in all cases, these methods are used to craft variation in surface appearances, as well as participate in site functions, such as water collection, plant growth, and maintenance zones. These incremental infrastructures have implications for more integrative thinking about natural systems in relatively dense urban environments and offer new expressive potential for landscape via new combinations of organic and inorganic materials. The use of these tools and techniques has created a signature aesthetic, establishing PEG as part of the next generation in the field of landscape design.
Published projects
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Edaphic Effects by PEG office of landscape + architecture
This research received a 2011 Boston Society of Architects Research Grant and a University Research Foundation Grant. A prevalent problem facing cities and...
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Dew Point by PEG office of landscape + architecture
Pattern is an effective means for making environmental factors legible. Following in the spirit of the Not Gardens, this project explores the potential of...
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Ripple Effect by PEG office of landscape + architecture
The competition goal was to design an arts center and reconfigure the abandoned Highbridge aqueduct. Highbridge was the first pipeline to bring freshwater from...
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Not Garden/Not Again by PEG office of landscape + architecture
This project renders visible those materials that typically remain unseen. We use the untapped design potential of low-cost engineering substrates as a means...
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Mies van der Rohe Plaza by PEG office of landscape + architecture
This project was the result of a two-stage invited competition sponsored by the owner of the Shops at Lafayette, a project adjacent to Mies van der Rohe’s...
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Double Jeopardy by PEG office of landscape + architecture
PEG was commissioned to design and build two student lounges with TCAUP students. The two lounges, adjacent to the architecture design studios, are intended to...
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Baywatch by PEG office of landscape + architecture
The competition asked for proposals for a 26-acre park situated between the town of Bourne’s Main Street and the Cape Cod Canal. The demand for Cape Cod’s...
Key projects
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2010 – Ripple Effect, New York, NY, USA
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2009 – Not Again, Philadelphia, PA, USA
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2009 – Not Garden, Philadelphia, PA, USA
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2008 – Hustle & Flow, Chicago, IL, USA
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2008 – Joie de vie(w), Quebec, Canada
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2007 – Watercourse, Venice, Italy
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2006 – Double Jeopardy, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
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2005 – Baywatch, Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
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2005 – Mies van der Rohe, Detroit, MI, USA
Industry affiliations
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American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
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