Landscape architecture
Muddy River resurfaces: a resoration project will re-reveal part of Boston's Emerald Necklace
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The Sandy squad: landscape architects deploy to help rebuild New York City's parks after Hurricane Sandy
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The new extremes: climate science gives landscape architects more precise methods to predict the increasingly volatile ways the elements may behave around the sites they design
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Square one: after Greensburg, Kansas, was totally wiped out by a huge tornado six years ago, BNIM helped the town stake its survival on sustainable design
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Permafrost frontier: around a school in an arctic town, Cornelia Hanh Oberlander has made a landscape to withstand the prospect of a warming world
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The edge of the world: Rotterdam's Maasvlakte 2 ensures the dominance of the port of Rotterdam and redefines recreation and industry with higher seas in mind
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Sooner or later at Seaside: can a soaked and frustrated community learn to embrace adaptation? Alexander Felson is trying to bring it along
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Think or swim: communities on Florida's coast consider where things will go as the ocean moves closer
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The life of Kiley: at the centenary of Daniel Urban Kiley's birth, the beauty of his work endures
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The prophet's motive: Landscape urbanism and its discontents: dissimulating the sustainable city, edited by Andrés Duany and Emily Talen [and] Charter of the new urbanism, edited by Emily Talen
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