Coen + Partners was honored with three awards from the American Society of Landscape Architects, Minnesota Chapter (ASLA-MN) in 2010 for projects in New York, Louisiana, and Minnesota.

A Living Street: A Landscape Illustrating Five Principles for Greenwich South, part of a project headed by Architecture Research Office (ARO), generates a bold landscape vision for an underutilized but critical area of Lower Manhattan. The goal of this site specific vision is to shape future neighborhood development around the concept of a ‘Living Street’. The resulting landscape concept successfully links the World Trade Center site to Battery Park, creating a sustainable and animated neighborhood armature, both visually distinct and timeless, to guide long-term neighborhood renewal.

The Lavin Bernick Center is located on the uptown campus of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Coen + Partners, teamed with lead architects VJAA, created a vibrant landscape for the campus by reconnecting the interior spaces of the building to the exterior and knitting the site to the existing campus fabric. Research into the vernacular architecture and landscapes of New Orleans helped to prescribe a series of precepts for the landscape design.

The Sullivan Residence is a fundamental restructuring of half of a shared backyard for one of two condominium units in a converted 1920’s city lake mansion overlooking Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis. Coen + Partners collaborated with the client, a young professional who entertains regularly, to create a dynamic space with a modern approach, a minimal palette, and a subtle respect for the context that belies innovative solutions and construction methods.

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