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Landscape Architecture Magazine

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FOREGROUND

TULES, THEN TIDES • A NEW TECHNIQUE RESTORES AN OLD CATTLE PASTURE TO MARSH.

FLOW STATE • STUDIO-MLA EMBARKS ON A REIMAGINING OF AN UNDERUSED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RIVERFRONT.

PEOPLE AND PASEOS • A CAR-FREE DEVELOPMENT IN ARIZONA TURNS TO FLOOR ASSOCIATES TO DESIGN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

FORWARD TO SQUARE ONE • A DESERT-INSPIRED CIVIC CENTER AND PLAZA SIGNAL A MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY ATTUNED FUTURE FOR LAS VEGAS.

A PARK WITH A HEART OF GOLD • A NEW POCKET PARK IN BALTIMORE HELPS TO IGNITE A NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION.

“I” IS FOR INFORMATION • DIGGING INTO THE POWER OF INFORMATION MODELING TO EXPLORE THE LANDSCAPE IN NEW WAYS.

GET SMART • UPGRADE LANDSCAPES WITH NEW TOOLS AND TECH.

FEATURES

PRAIRIE PRIMETIME • THE PLAINS CONSERVATION CENTER WON NEW FANS DURING THE PANDEMIC. A MASTER PLAN BY MUNDUS BISHOP WILL KEEP THEM COMING BACK.

ROLL, TIDE • GULF STATE PARK IN ALABAMA IS ONE OF THE LARGEST PUBLIC PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED THROUGH THE DEEPWATER HORIZON SETTLEMENT. MANY MORE ARE COMING.

THE BACK

ONE GIANT LEAP • ON SPACE COLONIZATION AND THE FUTURE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE.

LESSONS FROM MEDELLÍN • BY MARÍA BELLALTA; SAN FRANCISCO: APPLIED RESEARCH + DESIGN PUBLISHING, 2020; 272 PAGES, $45.

BOOKS OF INTEREST • DOMESTICATED LANDSCAPES GENERATE SPACES FOR REVOLUTION, ESCAPE, AND SPIRITUAL SANCTUARY.

A CONFERENCE ABOUT THE FUTURE • The pandemic era currently drives a lot of business for landscape architecture. The Nashville Conference and EXPO looked a decade out — and found reason for continued optimism.

WONDERLAND • A PRINT JOURNAL IS THE NEXT STEP FOR THE PLANTHUNTER’S GEORGINA REID.