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At Olmsted Woods in Washington, D.C., Andropogon Associates is trying to revive the fragile landscape. By Bradford McKee A trail at the Cathedral Close, the 57 acres surrounding the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy Andropogon. “The main Woods…are disastrous,” Carol Kelleher wrote in an annual report to her fellow garden volunteers in …
About Us - Landscape Architecture Magazine
Founded in 1910, Landscape Architecture Magazine (LAM) is the monthly magazine of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA). It is the magazine of record for the landscape architecture profession in North America, reaching more than 60,000 readers who plan and design projects valued at more than $140 billion each year. LAM is a benefit
On Design - Landscape Architecture Magazine
Landscape Architecture Magazine covers the wide range of design by landscape architects written by award-winning journalists. More than parks, landscape architecture is woven into cities, neighborhoods, and rural places in projects large and small. Below is a sample of some of the best feature articles on design that have appeared recently.
April 2022 Contents - Landscape Architecture Magazine
APRIL 2022 12 Inside 14 Land Matters 16 Letters FOREGROUND 20 Now Ableist critiques of artful crosswalks make an impact; the hottest U.S. city opens the first office of heat response and mitigation; an urban greenway for New Jersey by MNLA follows the railroad; waterfront designers should consider urban fishers; and more. Edited by Timothy A. Schuler 40 Water In
On Climate - Landscape Architecture Magazine
Landscape architects have been working on issues of sustainability and resiliency for the last century. Reporting on projects and approaches to sea-level rise, extreme drought, urban heat islands, flooding, and wildfires has raised public awareness of the vital work landscape architects are doing to help communities adapt to climate change.
2021 - Landscape Architecture Magazine
This article is also available in Spanish. The heart of St. Petersburg shifts to its new pier. By Roberto J. Rovira, ASLA. Angular and lean, the new St. Pete Pier in St. Petersburg, Florida, folds its way for 1,380 feet from land to water.
B. Morawski - Landscape Architecture Magazine
1 天前 · A map showing the extent of federal disaster declarations in a 12-year period. Map by Rebuild by Design. “A lot of those districts [that didn’t receive a federal disaster declaration] have had high heat deaths and major heat waves,” she says. But …
Paths Forward - Landscape Architecture Magazine
2021年8月17日 · 2022 Bradford Williams Medal Winner As Canada comes to terms with a brutal colonial legacy, two landscape architect-led plans light the way toward reconciliation. By Katharine Logan Across the Yukon River from Dawson City, up around 64 degrees latitude, the Top of the World Highway wends its way over 65 miles of unglaciated landscape to
The Plus Side - Landscape Architecture Magazine
2020年10月8日 · When designers need to calculate the environmental cost of projects, Pathfinder crunches the numbers. By Lydia Lee For the new Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge project in Washington, D.C., landscape architects at AECOM made sure that the bridge’s adjacent 80-acre waterfront park would provide many environmental benefits: bioswales and rain gardens for treating stormwater, pollinator meadows,
February, 2018 - Landscape Architecture Magazine
SWA designs a compact, multi-use facility for the Games. By Zach Mortice The ski jump tower is the focal point of the site. Photo by Marco Esposito/SWA. Deployed with a small footprint, a light touch, and ample flexibility, the Alpensia Olympic Park in PyeongChang, South Korea, which is hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics cross-country skiing, biathlon, and ski …