Atlanta landscape architect John Howard shares the inspirations that have shaped his work, as well as the thought process behind the elegant surroundings of the Showhouse.
Architects
Atlanta-based architect Peter Block discusses the Regency design of the FLOWER Showhouse and what makes this 19th-Century style relevant for 21st-Century living.
Mike Kaiser discusses the way architecture and landscape relate to each other and to the people who live there
In her gardens, Dallas-based landscape architect Melissa Gerstle embraces clean lines and organic, sculptural forms
The renowned architect, interior designer, and furniture designer for LEE Industries invites FLOWER magazine for a tour of his gracious Atlanta home
In the photography-filled pages of Renewing Tradition, architect Eric J. Smith reveals a design philosophy rooted in reverence, humility, and the tenets of classicism
On the heels of his new book, the interior designer and architect starts a new chapter as he rediscovers his love of architecture and explores the world of furniture design
A new book showcases pioneering designer Steve Martino’s desert gardens and illuminates the genius of his “weeds and walls” approach
Kirk Reed Forrester reviews the architects’ latest book and finds art and poetry
With a successful practice in Atlanta, projects across the South and beyond, and a new book of his work in tow, this architect shares his perspective on creating houses that are in tune with the land and with the way people live day to day
Meet three men who are in the business of cultivating beauty, each leaving his footprint and personal perspective on gardens across the South
Over his 30-year career, this architect has had a profound influence on the kinds of houses being built in neighborhoods across North America. We sit down to talk about how he integrates houses within the landscape, a garden’s role in the planning of architecture, and his early creative leanings