In the February / March issue of Snap Magazine, Allison Craig takes a candid approach to her feature interview with principal of Ten Eyck Landscape Architects. ‘Snap on Christy Ten Eyck’ gives readers a personal and professional insight to the famed landscape architect as Christy talks of personal connections to the Southwestern Landscape, her favorite gadgets, and her dream project at the University of Arizona College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (CALA).

She dishes about her favorite products and candidly professes her love for Stabilizer, The Original Natural Binder’s permeability, texture, and sensuousness, which incidentally was used on her dream job at The U of A. “We were really excited because the parking lot drained into our site. We designed it to be this sponge to soak up that water and we integrated social spaces right in the middle of this habitat.” Stabilizer is part of that ‘sponge’ absorbing water as the base of a sunken gathering space and self sustaining desert habitat.Read the full article here