It’s all eyes on gardens, yards, patios, and poolsides in the 2024 Outdoor Trend Forecast Workshop. On March 19, 2024, at 1 p.m. ET, AD PRO members are invited to attend the virtual program, in which preeminent designers will share how they are rethinking the traditional outdoor spaces to create natural settings that cater to clients’ specific wants and needs. Discover the trending amenities, landscaping blueprints, and material innovations shaping the home’s surrounds now.
This conversation, which will be held in conjunction with the release of AD PRO’s forthcoming Outdoor Trend Report, will be hosted by AD PRO senior editor Lila Allen and include insights from AD100 talents Edmund Hollander,Neal Beckstedt, and Mandy Cheng.
Edmund Hollander is the cofounder and president of AD100 and AD PRO Directory firm Hollander Design Landscape Architects, which has offices in New York City, the Hamptons, and Chicago. The practice, now more than 30 years old, spans residential, urban, institutional, commercial, and hospitality projects—each paying respect to the natural, architectural, and human ecologies unique to the respective setting.
Photo: Middle Grey Studios
Mandy Cheng is the studio principal and owner of LA-based AD100 practice Mandy Cheng Design. Beginning her career in production design for film, TV, and music, Cheng is now among the most sought-after residential and commercial designers in the industry. Her chic breezy sensibility attracts a celebrity clientele—and her primarily West Coast projects cater to indoor-outdoor living in beautiful and ingenious ways.
Courtesy Mandy Cheng
Neal Beckstedt is the founder and design principal of New York–based practice Neal Beckstedt Studio. Blending traditional and contemporary, hewn and polished, the residential design firm credits “warm modernism” as its calling card. In 2023, he was named to the AD100, and this spring, he’ll unveil a furniture gallery in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard.
Photo: Stephen Kent Johnson
Topics will include:
The future of landscape design—from sustainable plantings to hardworking outdoor footprints
Indoor-outdoor living—and the luxuries clients are requesting most
The technology worth investing in—and what to skip
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