The James Rose Center, a non-profit landscape research and study foundation in Ridgewood, NJ, is now open for the 2021 season. The Center was formerly the home of landscape architect James Rose, built in 1953 for himself and family members. Known for its unique modern spatial language, its expression of an alternative approach to conventional post-war suburban residential development and as the constantly changing laboratory of one of landscape architecture’s most inventive minds, the James Rose site is one of the 20th-century’s most important landscapes. The site is open for visits through October 31 and group tours are available by appointment. Visit the James Rose Center website for more information on tours and open hours.

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Breaking: James Rose Center seeks new tenant/caretaker

The James Rose Center recently announced a unique opportunity for an individual to reside in the historic north studio and participate in the preservation of this important cultural resource. The selected tenant/part-time caretaker will live in a separate small home on the premises including private outdoor space and off-street parking.

For more information view the announcement, or contact director@jamesrosecenter and assistantdirector@jamesrosecenter.