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Morse Historic Design Lecture Series | Margie Ruddick

In 1901, Andrew Carnegie commissioned an innovative garden to complement his new home just off of Central Park. This idyllic space is now open to the public after its renovation designed by Walter Hood, principal of Hood Studio and winner of the 2009 National Design Award.

Margie Ruddick, 2013 National Design Award winner, will discuss how Hood’s design adheres to and even amplifies the historic Richard Schermerhorn Jr. design, and will situate the plan within historic and contemporary landscape design. Ruddick will provide a historic stroll through the work of esteemed landscape gardeners and architects of the nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries.











When: Tue., Sep. 20, 2016 at 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
2 E. 91st St.
212-489-8404
Price: $20
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In 1901, Andrew Carnegie commissioned an innovative garden to complement his new home just off of Central Park. This idyllic space is now open to the public after its renovation designed by Walter Hood, principal of Hood Studio and winner of the 2009 National Design Award.

Margie Ruddick, 2013 National Design Award winner, will discuss how Hood’s design adheres to and even amplifies the historic Richard Schermerhorn Jr. design, and will situate the plan within historic and contemporary landscape design. Ruddick will provide a historic stroll through the work of esteemed landscape gardeners and architects of the nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries.

Buy tickets/get more info now