Marissa spoke with Vogue Lifestyle editor Anna Grace Lee on the prevalence of moss (the green kind!) on runways, and its place in pop culture.

The Cultural Landscape Foundation has selected the Cape Dune Garden as a part of their ongoing ‘Garden Dialogues’ series.

ALA was quoted in an article about the connections between landscape and Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show performance.

Marissa will be speaking on ALA’s body of work and planting design ethos at the Perennial Plant Symposium on March 6th in Wellesley, MA.

ALA is listed as one of ‘19 Landscape Architects in New York to Know’ from the AD Pro Directory.

Marissa was honored to share some of her thoughts on the aesthetic and ecological potential of one of her favorite native species for Fine Gardening magazine.

At the national ASLA conference in New Orleans this October, Marissa was honored to present on the topic of representation in planting design alongside Andy Sell (Sasaki) and Christian Moore (Hoerr Schaudt).

For September’s issue of MeadowLab’s Field Notes, Marissa was interviewed on the topic of meadow design.

We are thrilled to report that the Cape Dune Garden has received national recognition in a cover spread for the October issue of Better Homes and Gardens!

We are honored to report that the Cape Dune Garden has been recognized by upstate ASLA!