Landscape architecture
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Providing play in a pandemic: With playgrounds off limits, philadelphia'S studio ludo gets creative for low-income families.
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Depave the way: A delicate redesign of a public space in north carolina puts emphasis on repair.
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The war on protest: A growing number of states are criminalizing any actions against new fossil fuel infrastructure.
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Pet smarter: An innovative animal shelter introduces people to their future companions in an outdoor setting.
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Raise some green: Buffalo plans the country'S biggest environmental impact bond to fund green infrastructure.
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Count them in: The long-neglected visitacion valley section of san francisco aims to reconnect to the city'S green spaces.
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Disease: Disparity the twin pandemics.
Diane Jones Allen, Austin Allen, Elizabeth Kennedy, Jescelle R. Major, Douglas A. Williams
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A subtropical second take: Raymond jungles renews dan kiley'S landmark ford foundation atrium garden.
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Between farm and table: Movable markets: Food wholesaling in the 20th-century city.
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Monumental jesus: Landscapes of faith and doubt in modern america.
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Heritage, tourism, and race: The other side of leisure.
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Designs for apartness: A new guide interprets the spatial implications of virology studies.
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