From the Visionaries section of The New York Times:
The landscape architect Julie Bargmann focuses on contaminated and forgotten urban sites. The results are both beautiful and socially conscious.
In this introductory video from The Cultural Landscape Foundation, Julie Bargmann, the 2021 Oberlander Prize laureate, offers witty, inspiring, poetic and insightful observations about her life and work.
NPR (October 14, 2021): She reclaims toxic waste dumps, and she just won a major landscape architecture award
PBS Newshour (October 14, 2021): Industrial sites often create toxic waste. Julie Bargmann uses it to transform landscapes
Washington Post (October 13, 2021): Landscape architect whose designs reclaim toxic sites wins international prize
Landscape Architecture Magazine (October 15, 2021): THE PROVOCATEUR
Landscape Architecture Magazine (December 2021): The Stranger Territory
