Landscape architecture
Prison to table: a summer design studio may have the answers to New York's shuttered prisons
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No vacancy: Knight Cities Challenge winners radically reimagine our cities' vacant land
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Old city, new tricks: our cities' aging populations require new approaches to urban planning
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Listening to the landscape: will a new study on outdoor soundscapes fall on deaf ears?
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Dog days of summer: a Houston landscape architect is honored in a surprising way
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Crowd computing: the crowd researcher Ioannis Karamouzas talks about how people move in masses
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Don't bring it here: New York State comes down hard on dozens of invasive species
págs. 52-65
A canopy in crisis: Louisville leverages data to quantify, stabilize, and eventually expand its tree coverage
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Time to go: when longtime bonds break, as they have recently at Olin and Sasaki, new ventures emerge to move the profession forward
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The shelter of oaks: Lutsko Associates did not have to look far to find the cues for this California garden
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Treasure Island: despite its location at the center of New York, few people have ever set foot on the jewel site where West 8 is making a park
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Metropolitics - Americans against the city: anti-urbanism in the twentieth-century, by Steven Conn
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