
March 1, 2022
Julie Bargmann on Clogs as a Portal to Honoring Past Generations

Julie Bargmann is internationally recognized for her regenerative design of degraded landscapes. Founding her practice D.I.R.T. studio in 1992, she forged into the frontier of industrial sites, advocating for working landscapes’ cultural, environmental, and social value. Bargmann was recently named the inaugural laureate of the Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize.
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