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DESIGNxRI names 2021 R.I. Design Hall of Fame honorees

Art & Culture 09/14/2021

PROVIDENCE – DESIGNxRI recently announced that three designers will be inducted as part of the Rhode Island Design Hall of Fame’s 2021 class on...

STAYING PUT: Adam Anderson, owner of landscape architecture firm Design Under Sky and a Wavemaker fellow, stands near the remnants of his “10,000 Suns” sunflower installation in Providence. Anderson is still paying off his student loans and says the Wavemaker program is one of the factors that kept him in Rhode Island. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

STEM-ing the flow: Is R.I.’s Wavemaker program reducing ‘brain drain’?

Cover Story 02/21/2020

Architectural designer Kaitlin DeGregorio was weighing a job offer in New York 2½ years ago when she instead made a commitment to a construction...

A RENDERING of the Living Edge proposal by Adam Anderson selected as the winner of the 2019 CityWorks Design Challenge. / COURTESY DOWNCITY DESIGN

Anderson of Design Under Sky selected for 2019 CityWorks Design Challenge

Art & Culture 04/11/2019

PROVIDENCE – Adam Anderson of Design Under Sky had the winning proposal for the 2019 CityWorks Design Challenge, DownCity Design announced this week. The design...

ADAM ANDERSON, a landscape architect and owner of Providence-based Design Under Sky, created 10,000 Suns, an installation of sunflowers on two still-undeveloped parcels in the Interstate 195 Redevelopment District. / COURTESY ADAM ANDERSON/CATHERINE MARTIN

Five Questions With: Adam Anderson

In Their Own Words 12/28/2017

Adam Anderson, a landscape architect and owner of Providence-based Design Under Sky, recently was honored for his work in creating 10,000 Suns, an installation...

ADAM ANDERSON won a special recognition award for his 10,000 Suns project, above, an installation of sunflowers on two undeveloped parcels in the Interstate 195 Redevelopment District. The award was announced during the 2016-17 Design Awards of the Rhode Island chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. / PBN PHOTO/NICOLE DOTZENROD

American Society of Landscape Architects R.I. chapter announces 2016-17 Design Awards

Real Estate 12/28/2017

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects recently announced its 2016-17 Design Awards, at a ceremony in Pawtucket. Two merit awards,...

CONSTRUCTION OF THE SHACK, an outdoor venue to support The Shop in Fox Point, has begun in downtown Providence. / PBN PHOTO/MARY MACDONALD

Construction of The Shack begins in Interstate 195 Redevelopment District

Real Estate 09/14/2017

PROVIDENCE – Construction of the temporary popup The Shack, a partnership led by the owners of The Shop in Fox Point, has begun in...

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