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Landscape Architecture

CONTRIBUTORS

DON’T FLINCH

FOREGROUND

WINTER WARMERS • IN COLORADO, OUTDOOR DINING CONCEPTS ARE GROUNDED IN PRAGMATISM—AND THE LATEST PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH.

FAMILIAR FACES • AN EXHIBIT DEMYSTIFIES THE CREATIVE PROFESSIONS BY PUTTING DIVERSITY OUT FRONT.

A LOSS WRITTEN ON THE LAND • THE NORTHWESTERN BAND OF THE SHOSHONE NATION MOVES CLOSER TO PERMANENTLY MEMORIALIZING HISTORIC INJURY IN IDAHO.

GIVE ’EM THE SLIP • AECOM LEADS THE TRANSFORMATION OF A HISTORIC SHIPYARD INTO A WATERFRONT PARK.

THE LANDSCAPE IS THE LIBRARY • A PLAY OF LANDFORMS ANCHORS SNØHETTA’S DESIGN FOR THE NEW ROOSEVELT PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY IN NORTH DAKOTA.

WHO’S AROUND UNDERGROUND? • NEW TOOLS GIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS A BETTER VIEW OF WHAT’S THRIVING AND WHAT’S JUST SURVIVING IN THE SOIL.

ON EDGE • PERFECT THE PERIMETER WITH NEW FENCES, RAILS, AND PARTITIONS.

FEATURES

ON TRACK • COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE MOTIVATED, EXPERIENCED, AND INCREASINGLY DRAWN TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE.

ERICK GARCIA • NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY BSLA, 2022

ASHLEY STOOP • HAMILTON, NEW JERSEY MLA, 2023

NINA PETRACCA CRON, STUDENT ASLA • DUNELLEN, NEW JERSEY MLA, 2021

ANTHONY RUIZ, STUDENT ASLA • NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY BS IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING, 2022

BRENDAN GRAY, STUDENT ASLA • NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY MLA, 2022

BENJAMIN PROTT • EAST BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY BSLA, 2022

FROM THE OUTSIDE IN • A NEW APPROACH TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN SAN FRANCISCO ATTEMPTS TO BRING LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOODS INTO THE CITY’S FOLD.

THE BACK

TIME STAMPS • A COLLECTOR’S LOVE OF GEOLOGICAL ART SUPPLIES THE MATERIAL FOR AN UNUSUAL ATLAS.

WINTER BOOKS • BOOKS THAT HIGHLIGHT THE INCREASING DIVERSITY OF PERSPECTIVES AND PROJECTS.

BE THE TEACHER • Landscape architects do not always know the broader context in which products and services can be best used. Suppliers bridge the gaps through LA CES courses.

ART WORK • TRIAL AND ERROR YIELDS A FLUID SCULPTURE FOR A PUBLIC PARK.