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SOLD OUT
Courtesy Nelson Nursery From the June 2013 issue of LAM: By Anne Raver After four long, slow years, the housing market is picking up, and landscape architects are beginning to get more calls about...
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WELCOME TO FRACKVILLE
Photo by Kim Sorvig From the June 2013 issue of LAM: By Kim Sorvig Five and a half years ago, I learned we might lose our home to oil drilling. Strangers could suddenly be in control of our land,...
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BOCCE, HUH?
From the July 2013 issue of LAM: By Dave McKenna It takes more than balls to turn a backyard into a bocce haven. Just ask Alex Heard. He’ll tell you you’ll also need lots of planning, some wood, some...
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RAISING THE ROAD
Courtesy http://www.evergladesplan.org From the August 2013 issue of LAM: By Craig Pittman For centuries the Everglades, a 70-mile-wide River of Grass, rolled smoothly southward, from the lush growth...
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STREAMS OF MANY SHAPES
Photo by Chris Sass, Associate ASLA From the August 2013 issue of LAM: By Adam Regn Arvidson, FASLA, editor of Now Of the professionals who deal with stream restoration—civil engineers and landscape...
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THE GREEN CARPET
Photo courtesy National Park Service From the August 2013 issue of LAM: By Linda McIntyre In December 2006, as the National Park Service was starting up the process of developing its National Mall...
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LINES IN THE SAND
Photo by Nathan Burgess, Student ASLA From the October 2013 issue of LAM: By Adam Regn Arvidson, FASLA Those lovely East Coast beaches with the fine white sand sloping into the ocean at a uniform...
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OFF TO THE ASLA EXPO!
LAM Arrives at the 2013 ASLA Expo in Boston. The ASLA Annual Meeting & EXPO begins in Boston this Friday, and LAM will be there! Look for Editor-in-Chief Brad McKee and Writer/Editor Jennifer Reut,...
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THE PROPHET’S MOTIVE
From the November 2013 issue of LAM: Landscape Urbanism and Its Discontents: Dissimulating the Sustainable City. Edited by Andrés Duany and Emily Talen. Gabriola Island, BC, Canada: New Society...
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THE ELEMENTS OF DISASTER
The Designing for Disaster exhibit at the National Building Museum features a tabletop version of the Wall of Wind at Florida International University, which can simulate a Category 5 hurricane. Photo:...
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