New York Times Magazine Issue On Landscape Architecture
Numerous articles about nature and landscapes.
The entire May 16th issue of the New York Times magazine is devoted to gardens and landscapes. Articles include: The Constant Gardener on the joys of creating powerful outdoor scenery; Why Not a Park about reimagining ground zero from a landscape architect's perspective; The Anti-Olmstead on creating urban parks while leaving the blight and ruins intact; The Greening of The City Jane Jacobs on nature returning downtown; and many others.
Thanks to Zvi Leve
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Published on Wednesday, May 19, 2004 in
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- The Fascinating Transformation of Suburban Architecture
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- How the Rise of Travel Apps Helps Local Economies
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- The Race to Become the First State to Ban Polystyrene Food Containers
- Replacing Diesel-Powered Trucks With Natural Gas, Hybrid, and Battery Power
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- Finger-Pointing Around Outreach Campaign for Southern California Toll Road
- Effectiveness of Vancouver Affordable Housing Program Questioned
- Seattle Exhibit Grapples With Redlining Past and Present
- 2011 Master Plan for the Central Delaware Cut Philadelphia's Waterfront Short
- Ridership Down for Northern Virginia Public Transit
- Opinion: Even the Green New Deal Repeats the Same Old Sprawling Mistakes
- Breaking News: New York State Ready to Embrace Congestion Pricing, Finally
