A slightly irregular look at the new and noteworthy
págs. 14-19
On the Beach: An ambitious art project over Santa Monica's Pico-Kentner storm drain celebrates a vanished California landscape
págs. 20-25
Reclaiming the Canals: M. Paul Friedberg redesigns a section of the Arizona Canal for the Sunnyslope Canal Demonstration Project
págs. 26-31
Back to Brick: It used to be the material of choice for street paving
págs. 32-37
South of the Border: A sixteen-year-long collaboration results in a serene health-spa setting that reflects nature's restorative powers
págs. 38-43
Fresh Fields: Swift & Company Landscape Architects reclaim Discovery Park as part of Seattle's Habitat Improvements Project
págs. 44-49
Perfect Fit: Jackson Person Associates of Memphis create a low-profile setting for the National Park Service visitors' center at the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site
págs. 52-59
The Great Metaphor: Since nature underlies all artistic creation any split between art and science in the practice of landscape architecture is ill-founded
págs. 60-65
Paradise Found: A small garden in Arizona's Paradise Valley brings new definition to a 1960s residence and reconnects the site to its desert surroundings
págs. 66-74
Mapmaker: Jack Dangermond, known worldwide as the father of commercial GIS, sees solutions to real-world problems in this developing technology
págs. 74-80
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