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Landscape Architecture Magazine

Contributors

COMMENT • Readers weigh in on stories from our May and June issues.

Atmospheric Misalignment

Welcome to the Heat Dome

FOREGROUND

PUBLIC ART • Memorial to a Scorched Forest

PRACTICE • Landscape Architects Clash with D.C. Council over Sales Tax

WATER • Changing the Channel, Delicately

RESEARCH • The Itty-Bitty Menace in Our Soils

3 LANDSCAPES • Which three designed landscapes have most influenced your work?

Made to Measure • Environmental Product Declarations are intended to help assess carbon impact. So why are so few designers using them?

Scramble, Jump, Rest, Repeat • New products provide ways to move—or stay put—in parks.

FEATURES

The Quiet Cure • DESIGN COLLECTIVE’S AWARD-WINNING PLAN FOR CROWNSVILLE HOSPITAL MEMORIAL PARK DOESN’T SHY AWAY FROM THE SITE’S PAINFUL HISTORY.

SOFT LANDING • iO Studio’s artfully adapted industrial waterfront park is the latest in Baltimore Harbor’s redevelopment.

OF NOTE

Streaming Service • A model of the Los Angeles River scales down the waterway and scales up solutions for a reimagined riverbank.

Arboricidal Maniacs • Plant Collecting in Another Planet: E. H. Wilson in Australia 1920–21

Books of Interest • New points of view include a worm’s-eye perspective and a drone’s omniscient vision.

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