Julie Bargmann is the inaugural recipient of the Cornelia Oberlander prize, an international biennial award created by The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF) in honor of the late landscape architect. From the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Visitors Center to Vitondale Park in Pennsylvania, Bargmann is celebrated for remediating neglected, often postindustrial parts of cities, and transforming them into new community spaces full of life.
She is the founder of D.I.R.T. (“Dump It Right There”) Studio and also professor of landscape architecture at the University of Virginia. RECORD senior news editor Bridget Cogley reached out to Bargmann to discuss her work.
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