Landscape architecture
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The homeless want more than housing: for the resident of L.A.'s Skid Row, public space is a priority
págs. 58-65
Open invitation: when DIY culture, open-source tech, and citizen science converge, communities get a boost toward environmental justice
págs. 66-75
Water all over again: the nonprofit Center for Planning Excellence in Baton Rouge is steeling for another long process of flood recovery
págs. 76-85
Life and limb: four principals talk about risk management
Stephanie Powell, Glen Schmidt, Michelle Kelly, Scott Cooper, Wendy Gilmartin
págs. 86-109
New Orleans owns its water: rethinking the urban landscape after Katrina
págs. 110-119
Grounded: a recent design competition promised novel ideas for vacant land in New Orleans. It ended with some very unhappy participants
págs. 120-131
Let's beat it: in southern Louisiana, Evans + Lighter Landscape Architecture is helping the people of Isle de Jean Charles move away from a disappearing coast
págs. 132-151
Catch of the day: Forbes Lipschitz finds poetry in the catfish pond landscapes of the Mississippi delta
págs. 152-169
Homing instincts: Carbo Landscape Architecture brings a modernist touch to traditional Louisiana atmospherics
págs. 170-187
Architecture alone: half measures and less at this year's Venice Architecture Biennale
págs. 196-211
Digital dividends - Landscape architecture and digital technologies: re-conceptualising design and making, [by] Jillian Walliss and Heike Rahmann
págs. 212-214
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