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A Profession in peril? take two- As the american society of landscape architects approaches its centennial it seems appropriate to look ahead to the
| American society of | 1998

Eye of the dragon- the San Francisco-based landscape architecture firm EDAW joins a group of planning professionals for a two-week international wor
Jane Brown gillette | American society of | 1998

A Walk through time - through extensive research and demanding archaeological excavation a team led by landscape architect spencer tunnell
Alicia Rodriguez | American society of | 1998

The Weight of stone- Keith Wagner uses an essentially simple but strong palette to birch trees,stone,moss,and ferns to abstract the natural landscap
Jane Brown Gillette | American society of | 1997

Mapping for the masses-Without spending a fortune most landscape architects can have access to GIS,thanks to new software and databases
James L.Sipes | American society of | 1997

A Tale of two campuses-Two west coast universities stumble into a continuing conundrum: When does landscape architecture become art?
Vernon Mays | American society of | 1997

Poetic Approach─With seven installations based on quotations from great American writers EDAW creates a true landscape of the mind at the Reston, Vi
Jane Brown Gillette | American society of | 1997

In Their Own Front Yards─Landscape architects bring their practices home to gardens rooted in their native landscapes
Michael Leccese | American society of | 1997

Can This Park Be Saved?─Sixty years ago John D. Rockefeller, Jr., donated the land and landscape architect A. D. Taylor created the master plan for
Alicia Rodriguez | American society of | 1997

Farm futuresㅡlandscape architects expand professional boundaries as they practice ecological restoration on agricultual lands
J.William thompson | American society of | 1997