Cultural Landscape Reports

Cultural Landscapes, Cultural Landscape Reports (CLRs) - ARG

ARG has produced many Cultural Landscape Reports (CLRs) for clients whose goals are to identify the history, significance, and treatment of a cultural landscape for the purposes of documentation and long-term management. The CLR is primarily used as a tool for the maintenance, interpretation, and planning of a cultural landscape, which may be typified as a historic designed landscape, historic vernacular landscape, historic site, or ethnographic landscape. Depending on the client goals, the report typically includes the site’s history; existing conditions, including characteristics and associated features; an analysis and evaluation; a record of past treatment; and treatment recommendations. ARG has successfully completed in-depth CLRs for various public parks, estates, and municipalities across a diverse array of physical landscapes and historic contexts.

  • The Ahwahnee, Cultural Landscape Report, Yosemite National Park, CA
  • Marconi/RCA Transmitting and Receiving Stations, Cultural Landscape Report, Point Reyes National Seashore, CA
  • Thurston Lava Tube, Cultural Landscape Report, Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, HI
  • Cabrillo National Monument Visitor Center, Cultural Landscape Report, San Diego, CA
  • Filoli Master Plan, Cultural Landscape Report, Woodside, CA

All photos courtesy of Architectural Resources Group.

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