“Wild Rice and Munsee Lenape Lifeways in the New Jersey Meadowlands.” Contribution to Our Land, Our Stories website, edited by Anita Bakshi and developed in collaboration with the Rutgers University Landscape Architecture Department and Ramapough Lunaape Nation. Part of a larger series, “Plants and Munsee Lenape Lifeways…” Sep 2025—ongoing.

"Healing Wounds of Light: Birds, Cities and the Fast, Slow, and Forgotten Violence of Artificial Illumination." The Metropole, The Official Blog of the Urban History Association, October 8, 2025.

"Engineering Nature, Igniting Risk: LA's Fires and A Century of Landscape Manipulation." The Metropole, The Official Blog of the Urban History Association, May 27, 2025.

"Turning Towards Action in Landscape History," A reflection on the stakes and concerns of the field of landscape history and its future, with John Dean Davis, Margot Lystra, and Pollyanna Rhee. PLATFORM: A digital forum for conversations about buildings, spaces, and landscapes. January 9, 2023.

“Site and Shelter: Design for the ‘Whole Landscape.’” Platform 12: How About Now?. Edited by Carrie Bly, Isabella Frontado, and Natasha Hicks. Harvard University Graduate School of Design; Actar, 2019. Master in Design Studies Thesis Profile and Excerpts.

“The Desert Bloom File.” Platform 10: Live Feed. Edited by Jon Lott and John May. Harvard University Graduate School of Design; Actar, 2017. Landscape Architecture Core IV Studio Project, with Pierre Bélanger, Michelle Benoit, Daniel Berdichevsky, Meredith Chavez, Ana Garcia, Mengting Ge, Yanick Lay, Mengfan Sha, Marisa Villarreal.

Co-authored with Thaïsa Way. “Fountain Square,” “West Austin Historic District,” “Temple Square,” and “Salt Lake City Capitol Historic District.” Society of Architectural Historians Archipedia. Edited by Gabrielle Esperdy and Karen Kingsley. Charlottesville: UVaP, 2012—.