BSLA Fieldbook - Home

Jessalyn was thrilled to be one of the guest editors as well as a contributor for the BSLA Fieldbook 2021 HOME. Part ideas magazine, part Design Awards catalog, this issue of Fieldbook explores the ideas of home.

Out of Office:Tools, Team, and Togetherness for WFH

Just as the world was shutting down and work was ramping up for a busy year, Jessalyn was invited to participate in a webinar on March 24, 2020. This was the beginning of the pandemic when everyone was sent home to work and school. The panel discussed ways to implement innovative models of practice to the ASLA community. Together with Eamonn Hutton of Agency Landscape + Planning and Nina Chase of Merritt Chase, they presented their experiences in remote work through technology and teaming. The panel shared their experiences in the creation of virtual offices, design collaborations, and they shared their technical resources and tools with the greater landscape architecture community.

Women in Landscape Architecture

Jessalyn was invited to participate in a panel discussion, Women in Landscape Architecture, at the Nichols House Museum in Boston, MA on August 21, 2019. The conversation was focused on women and gender in landscape architecture. The panel discussion was the final event in a series of programming related to the museum and is founder, Rose Standish Nichols, 1890-1930. Jessalyn was joined by Clara Batchelor, Principal and Founder at CBA Landscape Architects, LLC, Deneen Crosby, Principal at Crosby|Schlesinger|Smallridge LLC, and Eleni Glekas, Director of Historic Preservation, Boston Architectural College.

New England Home Cape and Islands

Our Little Pamet Garden was featured on the cover of the 2019 New England Home Cape & Islands Magazine.  Click the link to read more about the clients, the Hammer Architects and JJLA.  

Design New England

Our Mid-Century Woodland project was featured on the cover of the September|October issue of Design New England.  

City of Cambridge Preservation Award

Our project at 81 Garfield Street in Cambridge received a Preservation Award by the City of Cambridge in May 2017.  This project was in collaboration with Hill Harder Development and Boyes Watson Architects.