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Landscape Architecture

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FOREGROUND

FOR PENNY’S THOUGHTS • A STUDENT-LED MEMORIAL PUTS ENSLAVED PEOPLE IN DIALOGUE WITH A FOUNDING FATHER’S LEGACY.

TOO BIG TO FAIL • THE FORBIDDING PUBLIC PLAZA AT BOSTON CITY HALL FINALLY GETS A SECOND CHANCE.

FORCE AND COUNTERFORCE • A DESIGNER AND A SCULPTOR DEPLOY AN ARSENAL OF DIGITAL AND INDUSTRIAL TOOLS TO PRODUCE CONTRAFUERTE.

RECLAIMING THE MAGIC • L.A.’S REDESIGNED MAGIC JOHNSON PARK OFFERS ENGINEERED NATURE, BOTH SERENE AND DISRUPTIVE.

A CAMPAIGN FOR KILEY • FLORIDIANS ARE RALLYING TO RESTORE A RARE DAN KILEY LANDSCAPE, STARTING WITH 800 TREES.

BIG TREE, SMALL WORLD • IN HIS NEW BOOK, DOUG TALLAMY LOOKS AT OAKS AS A LIFE FORCE.

ONE BIG PICTURE • A COOL MAP FOR A WARMING WATERSHED ARRIVES AT THE RIGHT MOMENT.

TOP THAT • INNOVATIVE AND HIGH-PERFORMANCE SURFACES.

FEATURES

LICENSURE ON THE LINE • YEARS OF POLITICALLY MOTIVATED ATTACKS HAVE PUT PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE AT RISK. NOW, THE DESIGN PROFESSIONS AND THEIR ALLIES ARE BANDING TOGETHER TO PROTECT IT.

WORLDS AWAY • MONUMENTAL ART AND A DEFTLY INTEGRATED LANDSCAPE BY PWP LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MARK GLENSTONE AS A PLACE APART.

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THE BACK

BEFORE AND AFTER • CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHS PAIR WITH HUMPHRY REPTON’S ICONIC RED BOOKS FOR A MODERN PERSPECTIVE ON 18TH-CENTURY LANDSCAPES.

OUR WILDEST DREAMS • RETHINKING WILDERNESS AND THE WILD: CONFLICT, CONSERVATION AND CO-EXISTENCE

6 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW • About the Landscape Architecture Foundation

BOOKS OF INTEREST

STUDENTS BELONG IN NASHVILLE • Virginia Tech is bringing 90 students to the 2021 Conference and EXPO. Advisors and exhibitors strongly support it — providing the cash and counsel to make it possible.

REAPPEARING ACT • A 1913 MEMORIAL TO NATIVE AMERICANS LOST TO TIME IS RE-ENVISIONED FOR MODERN INDIGENOUS PEOPLE.