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FOREGROUND

MOUNTAIN TIME • EAST COAST FIRMS PURSUE GROWING MARKETS IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST.

A MONUMENTAL TASK • A NEW GRANT FUNDS AN EFFORT TO CATALOG THE COMMEMORATIVE LANDSCAPE.

MAKING THE BEST OF THE LEAST • ON A CRAMPED SITE, SUPERJACENT CONJURES A FOREST AND ONE OF L.A.’S FIRST SHARED STREETS.

BETTER CARE FOR THE TOWN SQUARE • BOSTON’S OVERLOVED COMMON GETS AN UPDATE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY.

THINKING OUTSIDE THE STREET • CITIES WORK TO ADDRESS RACIAL DISPARITIES IN THEIR PANDEMIC RECOVERY EFFORTS.

A RESILIENT RENEWAL • ENSURING BETTER OUTCOMES FOR PLANTS AND PEOPLE AT NYU’S LANGONE HOSPITAL COMPLEX.

AHEAD OF THE CURVE • AN ART-INSPIRED MODERN LANDSCAPE IS FOUND IN CONCENTRIC ARCS.

HOT STUFF • FEND OFF THE WINTER CHILL WITH NEW FIRE AND HEAT ELEMENTS.

FEATURES

REVEAL THE RIVER • A PLAN BY SCAPE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AIMS TO RECONNECT METRO ATLANTA RESIDENTS TO THE RIVER WITHOUT PUSHING THEM OUT.

MIXED MEDIA • DESIGN FIRMS ARE (FINALLY) USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR MARKETING, BUT IN THE ERA OF PHYSICAL ISOLATION, IT HAS ALSO BECOME A KIND OF SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE.

THE ROAD FROM INHOT • IN THE BRAZILIAN STATE OF MINAS GERAIS, A CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER NAVIGATES BETWEEN RURAL REALITIES AND MODERN VISIONS.

WRITING RACE IN • RACE AND MODERN ARCHITECTURE: A CRITICAL HISTORY FROM THE ENLIGHTENMENT TO THE PRESENT

BOOKS OF INTEREST

reVISION AND DESIGN DAY DISCOVERIES • Designers and suppliers dug into the virtual ASLA conference in November, unearthing new insights and marketing methods that might be worth keeping.

WEAVING PLACE • ATLAS LAB CONNECTS MARIPOSA COUNTY’S FUTURE TO THE NATIVE LANDSCAPE.