Landscape design: Journal of the Landscape institute

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  Año 1996, Número 252

  • Studies after nature: Recent Cezanne exhibition at the Tate Gallery, and finds that the experience was similar to that of the artist himself

    págs. 8-10

    

  • A precious asset: Best practice in urban waterfront regeneration, citing examples within the United Kingdom

    págs. 11-13

    

  • Reclaiming the front line: The recent downturn in Japan's economic situation, together with the consequent drop in land prices, has meant that many developments from the 1980s are now being reappraised

    págs. 14-16

    

  • Top marque: Second wave of development is being hindered by earlier failures

    págs. 17-20

    

  • Creative catalyst: The best schemes are those which sensitively integrate the old with the new

    págs. 21-23

    

  • From the rivers of belief: How the recently wound-up Central Manchester Development Corporation set out to revitalise a badly neglected central area, and how little-used waterways were seen as the key to unlocking regeneration

    págs. 24-41

    

  • Urban waterfront regeneration: Landscape Design presents seven waterfront regeneration projects in the United Kingdom, ranging from British Waterways projects in Leeds and Sheffield to a millennium project to renovate parts of Portsmouth

    págs. 42-52