Landscape architecture
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White water on dry land: in Owens Lake, a land art installation draws on 100-year-old history while providing critical habitat
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Ghosts of shorelines past: mapping the historic dunes hidden beneath the surface of Chicago
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Oakland's new 'there': a plaza in historic downtown prioritizes the pedestrian
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Underneath, overlooked: Susan Chin of the Design Trust for Public Space pushes to open new layers of cities
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Estuarine serene: Campion Hruby Landscape Architects goes deep in the Chesapeake Bay Area
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Goodbye highways: the carving up of cities by expressways is still a civil rights problem, but it's being solved as an economic one
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The seven-foot sandwich: Nelson Byrd Woltz gets super technical at Hudson Yards
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Low overhead: Toronto's Underpass Park, seemingly there all along
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City, heal thyself: after four decades, a prominent reminder of the effects of urban renewal in the nation's capital is set to vanish
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Layers of players: in redesigning Queens Plaza, Margie Ruddick found not just the infrastructure is a tangle
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The lid comes on: a freeway sliced through central Dallas in 1964. A park built over it is becoming the city's new heart
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The garden of stupidity: Boulevard and Pécuchet with the dictionary of received ideas [France, 1880]
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