To close out NYBG's 28th Annual Landscape Design Portfolios Lectures Series, Eric Kramer will present Tree, Grove, Forest: The Scales of Landscape Architecture.

To plant a tree, to design a garden grove, to nurture an urban forest—these are inherently optimistic acts. Today, landscape architects are working across these scales, designing the spaces of our future and making choices about how we remain in productive dialogue with our past. As partner and principal of Reed Hilderbrand, Eric Kramer, FASLA, is committed to upholding this dialogue through innovative planting detail, the engagement of place and cultural narrative, and the activism of politics and government policy.

Through the lens of a small urban plaza in Boston, the effusive public gardens of Longwood Reimagined, and the City of Cambridge, Massachusetts', expansive Urban Forest, Kramer will explore how his design work responds to the complexity of the moment in which we are living.

We offer Continuing Education credits (CEUS) for LA CES for successful completion of this lecture.