Martha Schwartz Partners

Martha Schwartz Partners is a landscape architecture practice founded in 1979 by Martha Schwartz. The firm states that it works from studios in London, New York and Shanghai, and that its New York office is located at 471 W 144th St, New York, NY 10031. Its listed industry is architecture and planning, with a company size of 11-50 employees.

The practice describes its work as sitting at the intersection of nature, landscape and art, using art and landscape as platforms for cultural expression and environmental solutions. It states that it has worked on over 600 projects worldwide in more than 40 countries, with more than 70 built landscapes and public art projects earning some 50 international design awards.

Its stated specialties are landscape architecture, urban planning and design, art commissions, climate solutions and landscape design. Named works associated with the practice include the Bagel Garden in Boston (1979), the Splice Garden at the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge (1986), a plaza at the King County Courthouse in Seattle (1987), the Rio Shopping Center in Atlanta (1988) and Grand Canal Square Plaza at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin (2008).

The firm also describes a King Khalid International Airport Landscape Master Plan for what it calls the world's first carbon-negative airport, and a Linear Urban Forest research project funded by the Harvard University Climate Change Solutions Fund, applied in Springfield, Massachusetts.