Landscape ArchitectureEric Schwartz
2024 The Moore Family Fellowship in The Making of the American Landscape
Shelterbelts Revisited: The Prairie States Forestry Project and the Making of America’s First National Forest
Schwartz will conduct a journalistic investigation of the role of landscape architecture in the bonded relationship between plants and people and the land ethic in a radically American landscape.
School: master’s student, Landscape Architecture, Harvard University Graduate School of Design
The Moore Family Fellowship in The Making of the American Landscape
To promote, expand, enrich, and develop the body of research in significant man-made changes to the American landscape since the country’s founding in 1776.
While projects may be examined through a range of historical and cultural lenses, the fellowship is not intended to require or prioritize research focused on social justice outcomes.
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