The CHOP Annual Report has a special section devoted to the Sea Garden. It describes the role that gardening now plays in patients’ therapy: The garden offers a whole new set of tools to promote progress and goals — for … Continue reading →

It’s looking like Spring at Talula’s Garden. Groundswell spun a fresh English Garden theme to tie into the Philadelphia Flower Show’s ‘BRILLANT!’ theme. Be sure to visit the Flower Show, running through March 10 at the Convention Center–and stop by … Continue reading →

An important aspect of schematic design is the perspective rendering; it helps us communicate our design concepts to clients and the wider public. More than a plan or section, a rendering can give the viewer a sense of how he/she … Continue reading →

Fooboz offers a First Look at the new Fitler Dining Room. The new restaurant from the crew behind Pub and Kitchen opened yesterday. Occupying the corner of 22nd and Spruce, the dining room’s exterior was designed by Groundswell. A couple … Continue reading →

One of Groundswell’s landscape designers, Ian Mackay, recently saw one of his school projects posted on World Landscape Architecture Blog. Ian’s project, the Solar Baths at Freshkills Park, was developed last Spring with classmate Steve Muza in the studio of … Continue reading →