Many directions: these landscape architecture students earned their degrees side by side, but since then they have gone off in many different directions - what can other young landscape architects learn from their experience?
Sarah Donato, Stephanie Webster, Linda Ciesielski, Josh Egnatz, John Knowlton, Rebecca Francisco, Jon Ernsberger, Jeannette Compton, Craig Johnson, Daniel Jost, Cameron Spies
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Becoming unbroken: a cathedral offers a garden to sex abuse victims [Oakland, California]
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Roots first: technology designed to unearth land mines can be used to transplant trees
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Planning for water demands: digital data helps make better decisions
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Ring of green: the retrofit of a disused rail loop could revitalize central Atlanta
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Mixed messages: what does this xeriscape garden teach us about conserving water in the desert? [Terraced Cascade, Chaparrel Park, Scottsdale, Arizona]
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As if it's always been: why did designing the Washington Monument grounds have to wait 120 years for terrorist attacks to make it seem necessary?
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Parenting a garden: a seaside garden in Southern California has gone through a number of changes as the owners make it their own
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Political economies of landscape change: places of integrative power, edited by James L. Wescoat, Douglas M. Johnston
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What will save the suburbs?: on subdividing McMansions and other innovative solutions to declining suburbs
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