News Archive

One of the most rewarding and awakening aspects of landscape design is working with the medium of time. The dominant experience of time — schedules and scheduling, outlook invitations, annual reviews, the 40-hour week, what is a weekend? — can be evaporated and reframed through deep investment with the cyclical and telescoping nature of landscape.

Unknown Studio is thrilled to be working on the new home for the Center for the Futures of Native Peoples (CFNP) at Dickinson College, in collaboration with Jones & Jones (Design Architect), OZ Collaborative (Architect of Record), JBC (Soils & Irrigation Design), and CS Davidson (Civil and Site Structural Engineering).

Unknown Studio loved attending MDASLA's annual gala and awards ceremony at the beautiful / historic Paca house and garden. Cofounder and Principal, Claire Agre, was honored to be awarded with the MDASLA Mid-Career Professional Award and be amongst so many stand out practitioners and designers.

Our team had a ball participating in the 197th, world-renowned, Philadelphia Flower Show. Unknown Studio’s installation, “The Ghost Forest,” was a novel challenge for our team and a collaborative joy.

On Friday, March 13, Unknown Studio’s Claire Agre will join an esteemed panel of Museum and design experts at the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums’2026 Building Museums Conference.

Unknown Studio is excited to kick off 2026 by announcing four well-deserved promotions. In recognition of their professional excellence and outstanding contributions to the studio, we are thrilled to introduce a new Principal and three new Design Directors.

Construction has begun on The Vero Beach Museum of Art expansion, which will improve and expand the Museum while also creating entirely new public spaces for art, events, lectures, and classrooms.

It was a great honor to join Baltimore City Recreation and Parks Department in welcoming Governor Moore, DNR Secretary Kurtz, Senator Hayes, Delegate Amprey, Mayor Scott, and Councilman Torrence to Baltimore’s Druid Lake.

The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University commemorated its 20th anniversary on Saturday, October 18, 2025, with a daylong celebration and the grand opening of the newly transformed Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Family Sculpture Garden.

Unknown Studio to lead Visionary Plan for Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Public Gardens & Landscapes

Unknown Studio at ASLA 2025

Unknown Studio leading New Master Plan at Tohono Chul Park

Designing Change Symposium Announced

Celebrating the Return of the Druid Lake Loop