CATHERINE TRUMAN ARCHITECTS, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Catherine Truman has over 15 years of experience in preservation, new design, and interiors. Her work is characterized by great attention to detail, to materials and craft, and to keeping historic spaces relevant to contemporary life without compromising their history, legacy, or character. She is a frequent visiting critic at several New England Architectural schools, has taught at MIT, Northeastern, and the Boston Architectural College, and was a Teaching Assistant at Yale™s School of Architecture and Department of the History of Art. Catherine Truman holds a Master of Architecture Degree from Yale University and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art History from Dartmouth College, and completed coursework at the Architectural Association of London™s Graduate Program in Architectural History and Theory.
Falon Land Studio LLC is a landscape architecture and public art firm. Our projects encompass master plans, urban plazas, nature parks, public art installations, and residential gardens. We solve the challenges of each site in close collaboration with our clients and project partners. To us, every place is unique and it's our job to connect people to nature in a way that honors the beauty and resiliency of each landscape.
Falon Land Studio is a HUB certified Woman Owned Enterprise with the State of Texas, and a licensed landscape architecture business in Texas and Florida.
Since 1984, Brad Golden and Lynne Eichenberg have directed and collaborated on projects which address issues of public spaces and landscapes. From large scale collaborations with architects and engineers to smaller, private commissions, Eichenberg and Golden have become well recognized for creating both permanent and temporary artworks involving the integration of architecture, art, and landscape construction.
Eichenberg and Golden's experience in communication with multiple disciplines has led to successful collaborations with architects, landscape architects and engineers across many levels of bureaucratic administration.
Projects to date have featured crafted construction combined with studied interpretation of the physical characteristics of the project site.