Landscape design: Journal of the Landscape institute

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  Año 2001, Número 296

  • Letter from the Landscape Institute David Jarvis introduces another of the Landscape Institute Secretariat: membership services officer Sue Slater

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  • Is it all over? Landscape Design considers the work of the Millennium Commission

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  • Derek Lovejoy writes in memory of a great landscape architect

    M. Langlay-Smith

    págs. 10-13

    

  • Restoring the community explains the strategy behind Groundwork's programme of community regeneration

    M. Barton

    págs. 14-17

    

  • Touching lives and visiting places Ken Fieldhouse interviews Lord Dalkeith about some of the issues wrapped up in the Millennium Commission

    págs. 18-20

    

  • There is something about at-Bristol review the open spaces of at-Bristol

    M. Smith, J. Pollard, M. Jackson

    págs. 21-23

    

  • Bridging the gap Has Mile End green bridge unified a park as well as greening London's East End?

    K. Fieldhouse

    págs. 24-28

    

  • A green millennium explains the strategy behind the Countryside Agency's Millennium Greens initiative

    D. Haygarth

    págs. 29-32

    

  • On your bike discusses the development of the National Cycle Network and explains why these routes are benefiting the UK

    E. Freeman

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  • Opening the door of opportunity Landscape Design looks at the progress of the New Opportunities Fund and how it will be distributing money

    págs. 44-45

    

  • Planning the seeds of change discusses how community forests are delivering a more sustainable countryside

    J. Clark

    págs. 46-48

    

  • A celebration of landscape architecture? Part two of review of recent Expos

    C. Castel-Branco s

    págs. 49-50