Landscape design: Journal of the Landscape institute

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  Año 1999, Número 283

  • Capability: The Heritage Lottery fund as a vital patron of landscape creativity

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  • Insight: Genetically modified crops and Regional Development Agencies

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  • Letter from the Landscape Institute: Developments within the International Federation of Landscape Architects and the Landscape Alliance

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  • Expecting the extraordinary: The development of the Heritage Lottery Fund from a limited fund of last resort, to an idealistic supporter of extraordinary heritage in our everyday lives

    págs. 20-23

    

  • How can the HLF help you?: An insider's view on applying for funds from the HLF

    págs. 24-26

    

  • Building on Camelot: His role on the HLF's Board of Trustees

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  • New opportunities for green spaces: The aims of the œ125m green spaces initiative coming soon from the New Opportunites Fund

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  • Creating a new context: How the Local Heritage Initiative will help to strengthen heritage from the bottom up

    págs. 30-32

    

  • Project profiles: Landscape Design highlights a selection of projects currently being funded by the HLF

    págs. 33-41

    

  • Dealing with the ephemeral: Scott Dyde's 1999 Landscape Institute/ McParland Finn Award-winning essay explores urban design team work

    págs. 50-54

    

  • Primary and secondary vision: How 'visioning,'can be an inspirational tool in the design and management of school grounds

    págs. 55-56

    

  • The past to the present: Tracks down play equipment that can appeal to the child in us all

    págs. 57-58

    

  • Landscape Institute Advice Note: Landscape and visual impact assessment

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