Present Practice is featured in the July/August 2022 issue of Metropolis Magazine

Parker is an invited critic at thesis reviews at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, May 13, 2022

Katie and Parker are awarded the Gilmore D. Clark and Michael I. Rapuano/ Kate Lancaster Brewster Rome Prize in Landscape Architecture for 2022-2023

Parker’s essay, “Trending Green: Landscape in the Age of Digital Reproduction,” is published in LA+ Journal

Parker receives an OSEP (Ohio State Energy Partners) Grant in support of Prairie Baroque

Parker’s habitat sculpture, Pollinator Column, is completed and installed in Columbus, OH

Katie and Parker participate in final reviews at the University of Oregon School of Architecture & Environment

Katie and Parker present the work of Present Practice at the University of Virginia Landscape Lab Lecture Series

Katie participates in final reviews at RISD landscape architecture

Katie’s article, “A Way of Walking: Scholarship in the Open Air,” appears in LAM (Landscape Architecture Magazine)

Katie and Parker’s essay “Off the Wall” is published in Bracket 4: Takes Action

Parker is appointed Assistant Professor of Practice in the KSA Landscape Architecture section

Katie’s solo exhibit, “Meadow Lines,” opens at the Center for Art Research at the University of Oregon, Oct. 24-Nov.15, 2019

Katie and Parker lead the Knowlton School of Architecture Rome Program from May to June

Katie and Parker are residents at MacDowell in Peterborough, NH, between April and May

Katie is an invited critic at Assistant Professor Jana VanDergoot’s studio at the University of Maryland School of Architecture

Katie delivers a lecture at the University of British Columbia School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture

Katie and Parker are awarded MacDowell Fellowships in Architecture for the Winter / Spring 2019 residency term.

Katie and Parker are appointed Co-Directors of the Knowlton School of Architecture Rome Program.

Katie and Parker lecture on the work of Present Practice at the Kent CAED (College of Architecture and Environmental Design) on October 29

Katie’s article, “In Praise of Limestone,” is published in Studies in the History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes, on October 25

Work from the 2018 Overlook Field School, “Maintenance,” is exhibited at GALLERY: Land Collective in Philadelphia, PA, in conjunction with the 2018 ASLA Annual Meeting. https://bit.ly/2ORzJ9B

Present Practice Co-Directors Katie and Parker return as Visiting Instructors and Artists in Residence at the University of Oregon School of Landscape Architecture Overlook Field School in Waverly, PA

Present Practice gives a presentation of their work at the University of Oregon School of Architecture and the Environment

Technofossils, Present Practice's entry to the LA+ Ideas Competition: Islands is selected for the Salon des Refusés and featured in the print edition of LA+ Imagination

Katie's article, "Field Exercises," is featured in JoLA | Issue 1-2018

Present Practice Co-Directors Katie and Parker attend final reviews at Syracuse University School of Architecture

Katie attends final reviews at Auburn University School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture (CADC)

Roll Play is named a Finalist in the 19e édition du Festival International de Jardins (Jardins de Métis)

Present Practice's work on the Trans-Alaska Trail is featured in Biohabitats' Leaf Litter Vol XV Edition 4, "Trekking Across Alaska: A new Vision for a Changing Landscape."

Present Practice delivers their lecture, "The Trans-Alaska Trail: A Post-Oil Future in America's Arctic" at the ASLA 2017 Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, CA on October 21.

Present Practice Co-Director Parker joins the Knowlton School of Architecture at The Ohio State University as Lecturer

Present Practice Co-Directors Katie and Parker are Visiting Instructors and Artists in Residence at the University of Oregon School of Landscape Architecture Overlook Field School in Waverly, PA

Katie and Parker complete 800 mile drive from Valdez to Prudhoe Bay for research on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline with the support of OSU's SERC (Subsurface Energy Research Center)

Present Practice gives a presentation of their work at the University of Oregon School of Architecture and the Environment

Present Practice is selected to speak at the 2017 ASLA National Meeting in Los Angeles, October 19-23

The Trans-Alaska Trail Initiative is awarded a SEED Grant from the Subsurface Energy Research Council at OSU

Katie's "Nameless Field" is published in the Journal of Landscape Architecture (JoLA), Volume 11, Issue 3

"Terra Interregnum" is published in Pidgin 21: Flushed, a student publication of the Princeton School of Architecture

Katie Jenkins joins the Knowlton School at The Ohio State University as Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture

"Oil Lines: The Spatial Agency of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System" is published in The Site Magazine, Issue 35: Borders

The Trans-Alaska Trail Initiative is featured in Landscape Architecture Magazine's May, 2016 issue ("Pipe Dream," by Brian Barth)

Present Practice presents "Terra Interra" at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Conference in Salt Lake City, UT

Terra Interra installation is featured in the Cornell Chronicle ("Installation Provides New Vision for Landfill Architecture")

Parker joins DLANDstudio Architecture and Landscape Architecture in Brooklyn, NY, as Designer

Present Practice completes their installation, Terra Interra, on the Agriculture Quad of the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, NY

"Seeing Through Subtraction: Four Figures in the Great Salt Lake Desert" is published in Arid Journal, Volume 4, Issue 1

Katie's photographs accompany an essay by John Bass in Places Journal (Watermark)

Katie and Parker are artists in residence at the Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI) in Wendover, UT in June and July

Katie and Parker join Representative Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (AK-35) in the formation of the Trans-Alaska Trail Initiative

Katie joins the Cornell University Department of Landscape Architecture as Lecturer

Katie and Parker present "The Trans-Alaska Pipeline: Mega-Infrastructure on Unstable Ground," at the ASLA National Meeting and EXPO in Denver, CO

Katie and Parker conduct fieldwork on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS)

"Off the Wall" is selected for publication in Bracket 4: Take Action

"Salt Sand Sieve" is published in Lunch 9: In Excess, a publication of the University of Virginia SOA

Terra Interregnum is featured on Uncube Magazine Blog: Lens ("Paydirt: The Spoils of Construction in San Francisco")

"Maps and Myths: Navigating an Ice-Free Arctic" featured in the Arctic Design Initiative Exhibition in the Elmaleh Gallery at the University of Virginia SOA

"Maps and Myths: Navigating an Ice-Free Arctic" is featured in Catalyst: Conditions

Present Practice's entry "Salt Sand Sieve" is a winner in the Center for Architecture and Design San Francisco + SEED Fund 280 Freeway Competition, and featured on

Archdaily, Architizer, the San Francisco Gate Blog, SF Curbed, and the American Institute of Architects homepage 

Katie and Parker are instructors at the Summer Design Institute (SDI) at the University of Virginia SOA