Mahan Rykiel won the National ASLA Honor award for the Parsons Island Conservation and Regeneration Plan. The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)–the nation’s largest professional association of landscape architects– announced the 2021 Professional Award winners. The 40 winning projects exemplify the highest level of achievement in the profession, and the professionals themselves will be...Read More
In 2020, the Salazar Center for North American Conservation at Colorado State University launched its second annual Conservation Impact Prize, an incentive award designed to fund meaningful change in the field of conservation. Known as the Thriving Cities Challenge, this prize focuses on advancing and amplifying racial equity and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color)...Read More
Mahan Rykiel worked closely with the owner and architects to develop a new public space and gateway to the repositioned Ballston Quarter project, with an emphasis on exciting forms, a variety of seating spaces and a focus on the user experience. Once completed, the plaza space is envisioned to become a unique destination in the...Read More
Mahan Rykiel was selected by the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore to re-imagine Rash Field to be Baltimore’s destination location for a diversity of uses and users from across the demographic spectrum who are interested in health & wellness, arts & culture, local food, and urban nature. Planning for such uses involved a diligent public engagement process that...Read More
