Weyerhaeuser Letters

"In my 60 years of landscape architecture projects, which include the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, the National September 11 Memorial with Michael Arad in New York City, and the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, Weyerhaeuser Headquarters is perhaps the most important and certainly the dearest to my heart—not just for the many honors and prizes it has received, but for its completely integrated building and landscape.  From its opening in 1971, Weyerhaeuser has been a rare combination of architecture and landscape architecture.  No other project in modern environmental design has achieved such a high level of integrated building and biological setting. 
I am now the last living member of the design team on the historic Weyerhaeuser Headquarters, and I write to you pleading for you to consider what the intended destruction of this site means." 

Exerpt from Peter Walker's Weyerhaeuser Letter. 

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