Woodbury University’s symposium “Unmentionables” put forward the premise that interior design can tackle topics forbidden within mainstream.

Our thanks to the many photographers whose skill and work, as displayed in the beautiful images we shared with you...

Lisa will be speaking at Palm Springs Modernism Week with focus on the incorporation of stone in modernist buildings and landscapes.

Our friend Gere Kavanaugh is profiled in the July/August issue of Metropolis Magazine. It’s an entertaining and in-depth interview that...

The Garden Conservancy continues to astonish and delight with its Open Days Program.

Lisa’s story on the Lovelace Garden, designed by Isabelle Greene, FASLA, is in the current issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine. The...

On Tuesday, September 29, Lisa will be participating in a 90 minute webinar exploring the fundamentals of mid-century landscapes.

The Garden Conservancy Open Day Los Angeles celebrates spring with this long-standing annual event as it hosts the tour of this garden.

Congratulations to KSMA and the project team for being recognized with a 2015 Preservation Award from the Los Angeles Conservancy...

UCLA's Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden will be a focus of The Cultural Landscape Foundation's What's Out There Weekend

Lisa Gimmy, ASLA, worked closely with the owners of this mid-century modernist Los Feliz home, designed by Eugene Kinn Choy in 1952, to upda

Peter Walker, FASLA, inaugurated USC’s annual School of Architecture lecture series with a presentation of “Reflecting Absence", the Nationa

We recently had the pleasure of restoring a beautiful garden originally designed by Cleo Baldon in the 1980s.

The Spring 2013 issue of LUXE (Orange County edition) features a Huntington Beach home showcasing the inspired collaboration...

Meet Lisa and tour one of her most artful landscapes as part of The Cultural Landscape Foundation's 2013 Southern California Garden Dialogue

Lisa Gimmy, ASLA, worked closely with the owners of this mid-century modernist Los Feliz home, designed by Eugene Kinn Choy in 1952

Pecha Kucha is a Japanese invention that allows people to share ideas in the form of a six minute talk.

As part of Dwell on Design week, Lisa Gimmy will be participating in a panel discussion on design of the outdoor kitchen.

How do patrons and designers work together? What makes for a great, enduring collaboration?

In November 2011, Lisa was honored to speak at New York's Museum of Modern Art as part of The Cultural Landscape Foundation's Second Wave of