Landscape architecture
A better fill for Louisville: plant lovers aim to create the city's first major botanical garden
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We, the Emerald Isle: Ireland's National Landscape Strategy makes clear the twinning of land and national identity
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Testing the waters: a terrorist attack is one of many scenarios simulated at the EPA's water security test bed
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Trending sunbelt cities: new study says hot spots in Texas and other Southern states will only get hotter
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Graveyard shift: how we choose to live - and die - has serious consequences for our cities' public cemeteries
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In the weeds: little-loved plants win the affection of Future Green Studio
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The distance future: online degree programs in landscape architecture have been slow to take root, but there are reasons to be optimistic
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What to listen for: designing for equity in the future means laying the groundwork in the present
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Five fourths, four fifths: the pressure is on for five-year BLA programs to transition to the four-year plan
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Learning curves: a Vancouver University fits into a beaux-arts campus plan and finally makes it work
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Bound together - MAP: exploring the world, [ed. by Phaidon Editors]
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The crisis of context: a park in D.C. by M. Paul Friedberg is under threat, even as the designer is celebrated and his profession stands by
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From lab to landscape - Phyto: principles and resources for site remediation and landscape design, by Kate Kennen and Niall Kirkwood
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