José Juan Terrasa-Soler, ASLA

Casa Kai

Muy orgulloso de nuestro proyecto en Santurce / Very proud of our project in Santurce Artículo en 90 Grados

Happy to have coauthored this article at this crucial moment in our response to climate change. It brings complex theory down to everyday practice in landscape architecture… I hope that it is useful to many of our colleagues. Climate Justice 101: How to Prioritize Justice and Community

Entrevista: Ecología, ética, diseño y resiliencia en la arquitectura paisajista

Entrevista a José Juan Terrasa por Angélica Dávila, candidata al grado M.L.A. en la Universidad Politécnica de Puerto Rico. La entrevista se realizó el 8 de abril de 2025 en las oficinas de Marvel, en Santurce, Puerto Rico.

The Río Piedras: An Urban River

Collaboration with Rutgers University, Department of Landscape Architecture, and Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. Thanks to MARVEL for its support to these projects.

Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Change in the Caribbean

Happy to have contributed to this article and to be able to work on the development of nature-based solutions for climate change in the Caribbean. See the original publication here: Nature-Based Solutions

Looking back at an important Marvel project

Caño Martín Peña Parks

Paseo Lineal Enrique Martí Coll

Turismo Patrimonial

Caribbean Infrastructural Landscapes for Climate Change

Human Culture and Nature: Making the Relationship Work

Based on a lecture given at CAAPPR on 13 April 2022, as part of the celebration of World Landscape Architecture Month. Culture and nature have been portrayed as contradictory or in conflict throughout many expressions of the Western tradition. From biblical literature to Christian theology to Moby Dick to La Charca, this conflict between natureContinue reading “Human Culture and Nature: Making the Relationship Work”