Yale University Marsh Botanical Garden
The Marsh Botanical Garden at Yale University, originally designed by Beatrix Farrand, featured a “systematic garden” that showcased the evolution of plants, merging scientific education with natural beauty. This planning study, completed in collaboration with landscape architect Studio Outside. reimagines how the garden can connect with the University's Science Hill while honoring Farrand’s legacy.
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The study focused on developing a vision that restores and revitalizes the garden, preserving Farrand’s design principles while introducing new opportunities for engagement and learning. The master plan emphasizes sustainability initiatives across the campus and aims to make the research of students and faculty more accessible, creating meaningful connections with the local community and the broader student body.
