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Landscape Architecture • THE MAGAZINE OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

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MIND THE GAPS

FOREGROUND

A RARE ROSE, RESTORED • AN UNCOMMON CORPORATE LANDSCAPE DESIGNED BY JAMES ROSE EARNS HONORS.

GALVESTON SHALL NOT BE MOVED • A VISION PLAN FOR THE GULF COAST CITY CENTERS ON COMMUNITY NEEDS.

READY FOR FOOT TRAFFIC • SUPPORT GROWS FOR A PROPOSAL TO CONVERT TORONTO’S UNIVERSITY AVENUE INTO A PARK.

RIDE TIME • IN LAKE NONA, FLORIDA, DIX. HITE PUSHES TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES.

WHOSE PLAN? • THE TERM “MASTER PLAN” IS COMING UNDER SCRUTINY AS THE PROFESSION GRAPPLES WITH THE LEGACY OF SYSTEMIC RACISM.

UP FROM THE SAWDUST • A LANDSCAPE FOR A NEW FOOD HALL WHERE A LUMBERYARD ONCE STOOD DRAWS ON LOCAL HISTORY.

CRACKING UP • TECHNIQUES FOR MANAGING THE PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE UNDER STRESS.

HIT THE BRAKES • NEW WAYS TO PARK BIKES AND SCOOTERS.

FEATURES

TOWARD RECLAMATION • AN IMPERILED REGION WHERE FIVE MAJOR WATERWAYS CONVERGE STEPS FORWARD THANKS TO A NEW NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA DESIGNATION.

THE BIG DEAL • IN RURAL APPALACHIA, THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIRM STEWART HELPS TO STEER A SMALL CITY WITH A HISTORIC OPPORTUNITY ON ITS HANDS.

THE BACK

ROADSIDE REALM • THE UNSEEN WORLD OF LITTLE BLUESTEM GRASSLANDS.

KEEP THE CHANGE • REVEALING CHANGE IN CULTURAL LANDSCAPES: MATERIAL, SPATIAL, AND ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS

BOOKS OF INTEREST • PARKS AND GARDENS ADAPT TO CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL CHANGE.

SOME LEARNING BUT NO LUNCH • Pandemic conditions forced continuing education into a virtual format. While this is not ideal, providers keep teaching because the need for knowledge is greater than ever.

STILL ON THE ROAD • VICTORIA SAMBUNARIS’S TWO DECADES OF DOCUMENTING CHANGE.