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THE INHERITANCE

FOREGROUND

REFLECTING GROUND • RKLA STUDIO DEFTLY SHAPES THE LANDSCAPE AROUND SARAH SZE’S FALLEN SKY.

A HAVEN FOR ART • A SENSITIVE PLANTING PALETTE HELPS A FADING HISTORIC SITE BE REBORN AS AN ARTISTS RESIDENCY.

CARBON WHEN IT COUNTS • A DESERT CITY SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAM INCLUDES EMISSIONS TRACKING.

BETTER EDGES FOR EELS • ON A LIVING SHORELINE IN ONTARIO, CANADA, SEFERIAN DESIGN GROUP BALANCES DESIGNING FOR EROSION AND ENDANGERED SPECIES.

THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE • WORD OF MOUTH LEADS TO A PRO BONO COLLABORATION IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.

BUILD POWER, THEN PARKS • A $7 MILLION INITIATIVE FROM THE PREVENTION INSTITUTE FOCUSES ON THE STRUCTURAL BARRIERS TO PARK EQUITY.

HIGH PROFILE • THE REINVENTION OF AN IRRIGATION CANAL EAST OF DENVER SHOWS OFF THE REGION’S DIVERSITY.

NEW ON THE FLOOR • CHECK OUT THESE DEBUT EXHIBITORS AND MORE AT THE ASLA EXPO IN NASHVILLE, NOVEMBER 20 AND 21.

FEATURES

WHEN STARS ALIGN • A STUDENT PROJECT TO CONNECT PEOPLE AND PUBLIC LANDS ALONG A 652-MILE RIVER TRAIL GATHERS STEAM.

HOME BREWED • THE BEER FLOWS FREELY ALONGSIDE ASHEVILLE’S RENEWED FRENCH BROAD RIVER.

STREAM RESTORATION PLANTING

THE BRIDGE BUILDER DESARCARK • MARTIN SMITH ESTABLISHED THE MOST PROMINENT ECOLOGICAL DESIGN FIRM IN ARKANSAS. HIS LATEST PROJECT—REVITALIZING THE ARKANSAS DELTA—IS HIS MOST PERSONAL AND MOST AMBITIOUS TO DATE.

THE BACK

FINDING COMMUNITY IN THE FLOODWATERS • DESIGNERS FROM SCAPE’S NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK OFFICES TALK ABOUT THE LESSONS FROM HURRICANE IDA, IN AND OUT OF THE OFFICE.

SITE STILL MATTERS • SITE MATTERS: STRATEGIES FOR UNCERTAINTY THROUGH PLANNING AND DESIGN

BOOKS OF INTEREST • A MONOGRAPH FROM A FIRM THAT’S SHAPED THE SOUTH FLORIDA LANDSCAPE.

THE BACK / ADVERTISERS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY

DESIGN DAY AT THE EXPO • Sunday will offer no time for rest at the Nashville Conference. With four hours dedicated to EXPO floor-only activity, exhibitors should be ready to engage.

TOUGH COOKIE • READING A STORY OF RESILIENCE IN THE TAHOE BASIN.