Landscape architecture
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Across the Mason-Dixon line: a nonprofit is working to build a 180-mile-long memorial for those who died in the Civil War
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Double digging: a Harvard student proposes that gold miners be recruited as mine sweepers in Laos
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Sketches with texture: montage renderings are a quick, elegant way to get an idea across
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The art of taking apart: in Catalonia, a resort disappears to allow the return of a spectacular coastal landscape
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Scary enough: when you visit the new Grand Teton Visitor Center, reassurance is not part of the plan
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Three laughs: at Cornell's art museum, a small moss garden grows out of an ancient tale
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Landscapes over time: the maintenance imperative - with any luck, you'll stay close to your projects as they season. But you have to design and plan as if you won't
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