A & T IRONWORKS, INC., NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
History Lessons: Safe and Surround, "Product Profiles," 4/04, p. 141

ABBEY, BUCK, ASLA
Green Roofs and Other Places, "Letters," 12/04, pp. 18-19 (author)
I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24 (author)

ABBOTT, DEAN
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 60, 61

ABE, CALVIN, ASLA
Floating World, "Details," 5/04, pp. 130, 132-133 (co-author)
When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, p. 129

ABEL, HOWARD, FASLA
How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 99, 105

ABEL BAINNSON BUTZ, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 164
How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 99, 101

ABERCROMBIE, STANLEY
Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26 (author)

ABERNETHY, JONES C. III, ASLA
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, p. 14 (author)

ACCESSIBILITY--IN DESIGN
General
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 77
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 13
General, dementia gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, pp. 96, 98
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 76-77
Carr's Hill Arts Precinct, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
  Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, p. 58
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, p. 28
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 44, 46, 47, 48-49
Everett School, Dorchester, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 125
Festival of the Garden, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 121
  "The Otherworld Garden" by Mira Engler
   An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 121
560 Mission Street plaza, South of Mission Area (SOMA), San Francisco, California
Mission Statement, 1/04, p. 79
Garden of Stones Holocaust memorial, Museum of Jewish Heritage, Battery Park City, New York, New York
Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, p. 116
Harbor Park and Amphitheatre, Camden, Maine
Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22
Interstate 89 rest areas, Williston, Vermont
Right off the Farm, "Details," 1/04, p. 107
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 97
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 98
National World War II Memorial, Washington, D.C.
Room with a View, 7/04, p. 110
San Antonio Public Library, San Pedro branch, San Antonio, Texas
Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 125
Sigmund Stern Grove, San Francisco, California
Makeover, Not Extreme, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 20
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 84
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 128
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 97

ACCESSIBILITY--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
SofCRETE by SofSurfaces, Inc.
  Let's Go Outside: Playtime, "Product Profiles," 10/04, p. 186

ACEBILLO, JOSEP ANTONI
Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 33

AC MARTIN PARTNERS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Spiral Impact, 4/04, p. 116

ACTON, PATRICIA
Grasses for Shade, "Plants," 10/04, pp. 90, 92-94, 96, 98-99 (author)
Warm- and Cool-Season Grasses, "Plants," 10/04, p. 94 (author)

ADAMS, CHARLES GIBBS
Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 48

ADAMS, DENISE WILES
Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940, "Books," 7/04, p. 134 (author)

ADAPTIVE USE--IN DESIGN
General, old infrastructure
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 66, 69
General, rail trails
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 70, 76, 78
Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 160, 164, 165
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Act, 1/04, pp. 92-93, 94-95, 96
Heritage Rail Trail County Park, York County, Pennsylvania
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 78
The High Line redesign competition, New York, New York
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 62, 64-69
Montgomery Park Business Center, Baltimore, Maryland
  Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 52, 61
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 99
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 62, 70, 71

ADLEMAN, MARVIN I., FASLA
Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36

ADSIT, RUSSELL, FASLA
Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks, "Letters," 7/04, p. 13 (author)

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--UNITED STATES--NATIONAL--FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Air Force
  Installation Force Protection Guide
   Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 64, 66, 68
American Battle Monuments Commission
  Room with a View, 7/04, p. 111
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 130
Army
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 38, 39
  Corps of Engineers
   Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, p. 30
   How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 103
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 57
   Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
   Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 40, 42, 44
   Albuquerque District
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 105
   Hydrologic Engineering Center
    Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 81
   Norfolk District
    Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
   70th Regional Readiness Command
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 101
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
  The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, p. 52
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 120
  Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, p. 80
Commission of Fine Arts
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, p. 108
  Room with a View, 7/04, p. 112
  Their Last Battle: The Fight for the National World War II Memorial, by Nicolaus Mills, "Noteworthy," 7/04, p. 135
Consumer Product Safety Commission
A Different Way to Play, "Details," 8/04, p. 133
Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, pp. 50, 54
Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 124
Forest Service (USFS)
   Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 108-109
Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, pp. 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 88
Department of Defense (DoD)
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
  Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC)-Department of Defense (DoD) Minimum Antiterrorism Standards for Buildings
   Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 64, 66
Department of Energy (DOE)
  Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 80
Department of the Interior
National Park Service (NPS)
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 93
  A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 122
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, pp. 158, 160
   "Land Matters," 5/04, p. 17
   Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 98
   Split Personality, "Plants," 6/04, p. 52
   Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28
   Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS)
    Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
    Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 98
  Historic Landscape Initiative
   With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 84
National Historic Landmark designation
    Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 93
    The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 97
    Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 40
National Register of Historic Places
    Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 93
    For an Austere Time, No Little Plan, "Planning," 10/04, p. 114
    Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 34
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 101-102
    The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 97
    The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
    Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28
Urban Parks and Recreation Recovery Program
    Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 98
   Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, pp. 82, 84
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, pp. 80, 81
   Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 129, 130
   National Water Information System Web Data for the Nation
    Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 80
Department of Transportation
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 96, 98
  Federal Highway Administration (FHA)
   Streets and the Shaping of Towns and  Cities, Second Edition, by Michael Southworth and Eran Ben-Joseph, "Books," 12/04, p. 125
   Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 74
  Federal Railroad Administration
   Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 74
  Federal Surface Transportation Board
   Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 68
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 50, 52
  Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, pp. 78, 80, 81
  Room with a View, 7/04, p. 115
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 129, 130, 132, 133
  National Brownfield Conference
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 60
  Office of Water and the Chesapeake Bay Program
   Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 74
  Urban Heat Island Initiative
   Chicago's Green Crown, 11/04, p. 108
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
  The Dangers of Spyware, "Technology," 11/04, p. 72
General Services Administration (GSA)
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 98
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 74
Library of Congress
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 98
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
  Growing Away Wastewater, "Ecology," 1/04, p. 50
  Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 80
National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC)
  Room with a View, 7/04, p. 112
  National Capital Urban Design and Security Plan
   Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, p. 70
National Climatic Data Center
  Getting Involved [inmonitoring climate change], "Plants," 12/04, p. 50
National Endowment for the Arts
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 58
Smithsonian Institution
  Department of Botany
   Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 52
U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team
  The Dangers of Spyware, "Technology," 11/04, p. 77
Works Projects Administration (WPA)
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 123, 128
   
AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--UNITED STATES--NATIONAL--NONPROFIT GROUPS
American Cancer Society
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 80, 82
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, p. 158
American Council on Education (ACE)
  The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, p. 40
American Friends of Versailles
  One Big Turn-On, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 22
Audubon Society
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 50
Conservation Research Institute (CRI)
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 52
Ford Foundation
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 124, 126, 136
Forest Stewardship Council
  Woodwork: Getting Supplies, "Product Profiles," 12/04, p. 126
FreeNet-works.org
  World Gone Wireless, "Technology," 6/04, p. 87
Garden Conservancy
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, p. 42
  Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28
Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
  Design competition for Chicago lakefront (Lake Michigan)
   Possible Dreams, 12/04, p. 104
Institute Recycling Network (IRN)
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 128
Institute of Real Estate Management
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 134
National Coalition to Save Our Mall
  Room with a View, 7/04, p. 112
National Recycling Coalition
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 127
National Safety Council
  Riding the Digital Wave, "Technology," 1/04, p. 69
National Wildlife Coordinating Group
  Firewise Communities program
   A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, pp. 25-26
The Nature Conservancy
  Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
People-Plant Council (PPC)
  2000 Symposium
   Interaction by Design: Bringing People and Plants Together for Health and Well-Being, edited by Candice A. Shoemaker, "Books," 1/04, pp. 108-109
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER)
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, p. 160
Tree Research Education Endowment (TREE)
  Professional Matters, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 20
Trust for Public Land
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
  Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, pp. 82, 88
  Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, pp. 59, 60
  LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Rating System
   Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 58-60, 62, 64, 66
   The LEED Green Building Rating System, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 61
   Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, p. 60
   LEED for Neighborhood Development Application Guide (LEED-ND) Rating System
    Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, p. 59
Wi-Fi Alliance
  World Gone Wireless, "Technology," 6/04, pp. 86, 87, 88
Wilderness Society
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, pp. 62-63

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--UNITED STATES--LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PROFESSION AND RELATED PROFESSIONS
American Horticultural Society
  Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 54
  Heat-Zone Map
   Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, pp. 48, 54
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
  CAD Layer Guidelines
   CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, pp. 70, 74, 75
American Nursery & Landscape Association (ANLA)
  Professional Matters, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28
  Recommendations for Use [Miscanthus], "Plants," 6/04, p. 59
American Society for Horticultural Science
  "Impacts of Climate Change on Horticulture" symposium
   Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 55
Association of Natural Burial Grounds
  Natural Burial, British Style, "Ecology," 5/04, p. 75
Beatrix Farrand Society
  Survivors, "Riprap," 5/04, p. 34
Center for Plant Conservation
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 56
Congress for New Urbanism (CNU)
  Charter Award, 2003
   Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 111
Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA)
  The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, p. 40
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 14
Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB)
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 72
  Professional Matters, 4/04, p. 22
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 14
  Center for Collaboration and Education in Design (C2Ed) (developed by CLARB)
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 75, 78
  Short Subjects for Design Professionals (Designer Shorts), published by the Landscape Architectural Registration Boards Foundation (administered by CLARB)
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 75, 78 
The Cultural Landscape Foundation
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 80
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, p. 105
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
  Landslide 2004 list of endangered cultural landscapes
   Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Design Trust for Public Space
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 66
Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA)
  Places journal
   Awards 2004
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
Fertilizer Institute
Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 131
First Congress on Aerial Geography
An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 119
Garden Club of America (GCA)
Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 124
Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI)
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 78, 88
International Association of Skateboard Companies
Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 68
International Association of Skateboard Industries
Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 73
International Society of Arboriculture (ISA)
  To Stake or Not to Stake? "Plants," 4/04, p. 46
  Annual meeting
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 20
Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB)
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 14
Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF)
  Continuing-education courses
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 75
  Digital design charettes
   The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, pp. 66, 68
  Land and Community Design Case Study Series
   "Books," 3/04, pp. 118-119
Lawn Institute
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 132
National Association of Home Builders
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 111
National Golf Foundation
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129
National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS)
  CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, p. 70
National Parks and Recreation Association
  Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 73
National Sporting Goods Association
  Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 70
The National Stone, Sand, & Gravel Association (NSSGA)
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 127
  The National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association and the ASLA Student Competition, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 57
National Urban and Community Forest Assistance Council
  To Stake or Not to Stake? "Plants," 4/04, p. 46
National Xeriscape Council
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129
Perennial Plant Association
  Recommendations for Use [Miscanthus], "Plants," 6/04, p. 59
Project for Public Spaces (PPS)
  Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
  It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, pp. 9-10
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
  You Are Where You Sit, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 24
  Great Public Spaces Gallery
   Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
   It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, pp. 9-10
  Hall of Shame
   Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
   It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
   Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 24
   When Bad Things Happen to Good Parks, "Critic at Large," 11/04, p. 164
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC)
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 68
Research Society for Landscape Development and Landscape Construction
  Chicago's Green Crown, 11/04, p. 110
Skateboard Alliance
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 88
Skatepark Association of the U.S.A.
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 82
Southern Region of the International Plant Propagators Society
  Recommendations for Use [Miscanthus], "Plants," 6/04, p. 59
Sporting Goods Manufacturing Association
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 80
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
  Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, p. 56
U.S. Golf Association
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 124

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--UNITED STATES --STATE AND LOCAL --GOVERNMENT
Arizona
  Glendale
   Arts Commission
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 47
  Phoenix
   Indian School Task Force
    Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 125
   Parks and Recreation Board
    Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 12
California
  Statewide
   California Coastal Commission
    Flexing Her Muscles, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 22
    When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, p. 128
   California Resources Agency
    Flexing Her Muscles, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 22
   Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention
    Alternatives for Landscape Design & Management [fire risk and prevention], "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 35
    Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, pp. 36, 37
    California Fire Hazard Severity Classification System
     On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, pp. 56, 61-62
   Department of Transportation
    The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, p. 59
   State Bureau of Mines
    Spiral Impact, 4/04, p. 117
  Los Angeles County
   Metropolitan Transportation Authority
    Winning with Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 72
   Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (SMMC)
    When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, pp. 128, 129, 130
  San Diego County
   Multiple Species Conservation Program
    Flexing Her Muscles, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 22
  San Jose
   Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) process
    Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 72
Colorado
  Denver
   City Council
    For an Austere Time, No Little Plan, "Planning," 10/04, p. 114
   Department of Parks and Recreation
    For an Austere Time, No Little Plan, "Planning," 10/04, pp. 116, 120
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 92
    Perspective: Design by Committee at Its Worst, "Practice," 11/04, p. 84
   Downtown Denver Partnership
    A Design Perspective: Don't Judge the New Design Prematurely, "Practice," 11/04, p. 83
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 88, 93
   Parks Advisory Board
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 91
   Skyline Park Design Review Committee
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 89
    Perspective: Design by Committee at Its Worst, "Practice," 11/04, p. 84
   Skyline Urban Renewal Authority
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 82
   Urban Renewal Authority
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, 11/04, p. 82
Florida
  Statewide
   Division of Emergency Management
    A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, p. 26
   Division of Forestry
    A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, p. 26
  Regional
   Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD)
    Green Roofs and Other Places, "Letters," 12/04, p. 20
  Sanford
   City Commission
    Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 70
   Department of Parks and Recreation
    Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 72
Georgia
  Atlanta
   Georgia World Congress Center Authority (GWCCA)
    Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, p. 34
Illinois
  Statewide
   Forest Preserves
    Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 52
  Chicago
   Department of Environment
    Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, pp. 56, 58
   Department of Planning and Development
    Chicago's Green Crown, 11/04, p. 112
   Fine Arts Commission
    Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, pp. 92, 94
   Park District
    Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, p. 94
    Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, pp. 98, 99
   Planning Commission
    Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 68-69
  Lake County
   Forest Preserve District
    Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 95-96
    Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
    Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 52, 54, 56
Iowa
  Dubuque
   America's River Partnership
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 89
Maryland
  Department of the Environment (MDE)
   Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 52
Massachusetts
  Statewide
   Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR)
    The War on Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 34, 36
   Massachusetts Historical Commission
    The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority (MTA)
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 163, 164
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 20, 24
  Boston
   Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA)
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 24
    Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 109
   Boston Schoolyard Initiative
    Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 120-121, 124, 127
   Central Artery Completion Task Force
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 24
   Commission to Review the Development and Management of the Surface Artery Restoration of the Central Artery Project
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 25
   Massachusetts Port Authority (MassPort)
    People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 143
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 80, 84, 86, 88, 89
Metropolitan District Commission (MDC)
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 20
  Cambridge
   Arts Council
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 28, 34
   Department of Community Development
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 28
   One Percent for Art program
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 28
  Lowell
   Division of Planning and Development
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
Michigan
  Detroit
   Department of Recreation
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 106
  Ottawa County
   Park and Recreation Department
    Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125
Minnesota
  Minneapolis
   Department of Public Works
    Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37 
Park and Recreation Board
     Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
   Parks Department
    The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
  Saint Paul
   Parks and Recreation Department
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 86
Missouri
  St. Louis
   Parks Department
    A River Runs through It … Again, 2/04, p. 114
Nevada
  Southern Nevada Water Authority
   Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129
New Hampshire
  Division of Tourism
   Rest in Peace? "Riprap," 3/04, p. 18
New York
  Statewide
   Department of Environmental Construction
    How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 103
  Brooklyn
   Brooklyn Bridge Park Trust
    The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 164
  Ithaca
   Common Council
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 226
   Landmarks Preservation Commission
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, pp. 226, 227
   Planning and Development Board
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 226
New York City
   Manhattan
    Citywide
Economic Development Corporation (EDC)
    How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99
      Professional Best, 9/04, p. 106
    Battery Park City
     Battery Park City Authority (BPCA)
      And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
      Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p. 36
      Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, pp. 40, 45
      Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 137
    Hudson River Park Trust (formerly Hudson River River Conservancy)
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 162, 163, 164
     How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 99, 101-102, 103
     "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
    Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
     Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 20-21, 22
     Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 20
Ohio
  Cincinnati
   Recreation Commission
    Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
Oregon
  Statewide
   Army National Guard
    Innovative Readiness Training Program
     The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 91
   Department of Transportation
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
  Canby
   Planning & Building
    Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 68
  Portland
   BEST Award for Water Conservation, 2003
    Remembered Rain, "Ecology," 9/04, p. 66
   Department of Parks and Recreation
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
    Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 74
    Winning with Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 74
   Development Commission
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Pennsylvania
  York County
   Rail Trail Authority
    Winning with Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 78
South Carolina
  Charleston
   Department of Parks and Recreation
    It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
   Mount Pleasant
    Planning Board
     Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 116
    Town Council
     Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 115-116, 117
Texas
  Fort Worth
   Department of Parks and Community Services
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
  Harris County
   Countywide
Harris County Flood Control District
     Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 26, 30, 31, 33
   Houston
     Stormwater Utility District
      Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, p. 33
  San Antonio
   Parks and Recreation Department
    Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 121, 122
Utah
  Department of Transportation
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
Vermont
  Statewide
   Agency of Transportation
    Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 78
Washington
  Seattle
   CityDesign (urban design department)
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 67, 68, 74-75
   Department of Parks and Recreation
    The K-9 Solution, "Critic at Large," 9/04, p. 158
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 48
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 101
   Department of Public Utilities
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102
   Department of Transportation
    Going Slow for the Show, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 20
   Neighborhood Matching Fund
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 54
   Waterfront Advisory Committee
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 75
Washington, D.C.
  Office of Planning
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104
Wisconsin
  Statewide
   Department of Natural Resources
   Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 56
  Department of Transportation
    Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 60
  Jefferson County
   Planning and Zoning Department
    Conserving Farmland and Other Rural Goods, "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
Milwaukee
   Sixteenth Street Community Health Center
    Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 56

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--UNITED STATES --STATE AND LOCAL --NONPROFIT GROUPS
Regional
  Mississippi River "Quad Cities" of Moline and Rock Island, Illinois, and Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa
   River Action
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 92-93
Arizona
  Statewide
   Valley Forward Award
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 46
  Phoenix
   Habitat for Humanity
    Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
California
  San Francisco
   Creative Work Fund
    BayBoards Project
     Simply Eloquent, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 30
   San Francisco Dog
    Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 73
  Yolo County
Land Trust
    Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
Colorado
  Statewide
   Colorado Preservation
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 91
  Denver
   Downtown Denver Business Improvement District
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 87, 88
   Friends of Skyline Park
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 88
   Park People
    For an Austere Time, No Little Run, "Planning," 10/04, p. 119
Georgia
  Atlanta
   Marcus Foundation
    Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 34, 35
Illinois
  Statewide
Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois
    Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 94-95, 96, 97
    Cultural Resources Management Plan (CRMP) for Fort Sheridan
     Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 94-97, 99
  Chicago
   Friends of the Bloomingdale Trail
    Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 68
   Millennium Park, Inc.
    Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 99
  Highwood/Lake Forest/Highland Park
   Joint Planning Commission (for Fort Sheridan residential redevelopment)
    Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 94, 95, 96
Indiana
  New Harmony
   Historic New Harmony
    Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 40
   Robert Lee Blaffer Trust
    Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, pp. 38, 40
Louisiana
  America's Wetland Campaign to Save Coastal Louisiana
   Ohh Yesss!!! "Riprap," 5/04, p. 34
Maryland
  Chesapeake Bay Foundation
   Meadowland, 1/04, p. 87
Massachusetts
  Statewide
   The Trustees of Reservations
    Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 14
  Boston
   Artery Business Committee (ABC)
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163
   Boston Parks
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 20
   Boston Schoolyard Funders' Collaborative
    Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 120, 121, 123
   Fish Family Foundation
    The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 34, 36
Greenspace Alliance
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 20
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163
   Japan Society of Boston
    The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 34, 36
   Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH)
    Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 121
  Lincoln
   Conservation Commission
Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, p.
101
Lincoln Conservation Trust
Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, p. 100
Rural Land Foundation
   Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, pp. 100, 101, 102, 103
Nantucket
  Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 78
Minnesota
Statewide
  Minnesota Historical Society
   Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
Hopkins
  Oaks Folks
   Oaks Folks, "Riprap," 7/04, pp. 22, 24
Saint Paul
  Riverfront Corporation
   Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 87
   Saint Paul on the Mississippi Design Center
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 87-88
Missouri
  St. Louis
   Flora Conservancy of Forest Park
    A River Runs through It … Again, 2/04, pp. 115, 117
   Forest Park Forever
    A River Runs through It … Again, 2/04, pp. 111, 117
   St. Louis Development Corporation
    A River Runs through It … Again, 2/04, p. 110
New York
  Fort Ticonderoga
   Fort Ticonderoga Association
    Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, p. 34
  Ithaca
   Redbud Woods Working Group
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 226
   University Hill Neighborhood Association
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 226
  New York City
   Citywide
    Public Art Fund
     Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
     Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, p. 116
   Manhattan
    Battery Park City Parks Conservancy
     Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04,
pp. 36, 38
    Chelsea Property Owners, Inc.
     Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 65
Federation to Preserve the Greenwich Village Waterfront and Great Port
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 160
    Friends of Hudson River Park
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
    Friends of the High Line
     Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, p. 148
    Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 65, 66, 67, 68
    Mary Lasker Foundation
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 108
    Municipal Art Society
     Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 67
    Robin Hood Foundation
     The Library Initiative
      Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Oregon
  Portland
   Skaters for Portland Skateparks
    The Makings of  Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 91, 93
Texas
  Dallas
   Oak Lawn Committee
    Small Deal in Texas, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 22
  Houston
   Bayou Preservation Association
    Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 27-28
  Buffalo Bayou Partnership
    Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 26, 27, 32, 33
   Houston Wilderness
    Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, p. 33
  San Antonio
   Alta Vista Neighborhood Association
    Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 120, 122, 125
   Friends of San Pedro Springs Park
    Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 121, 125
   San Antonio Tennis Association
    Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 122
   San Pedro Springs Park Tennis Center Advisory Committee
    Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 122
Utah
  Statewide
   Utah Nature Conservancy
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 105
  Salt Lake City
   Friends of Gilgal Gardens
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
   Salt Lake Council of Women
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
Virginia
  Friends of Rappahannock
   Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
Washington
  Seattle
   Action: Better City
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 69
   Allied Arts of Seattle
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 69
   Starflower Foundation
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 54, 56, 58
West Virginia
  Harpers Ferry Conservancy
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, pp. 76, 78
Wisconsin
  WestCap
   Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, p. 58

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--UNITED STATES --STATE AND LOCAL --LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PROFESSION AND RELATED PROFESSIONS
Regional
  Landscape Contractors Association of Maryland/the District of Columbia/Virginia
   To Stake or Not to Stake? "Plants," 4/04, p. 46
Hawaii
  Statewide
   Hawaii Skatepark Association
    The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 87, 88

Illinois
  Chicago
   Chicagoland Grows
    Chicago A-twitter, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
Massachusetts
  Statewide
   Massachusetts Horticultural Society
    School Garden Award
     Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
  Boston
   Boston Society of Architects (BSA)
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 19
Utah
  Statewide
   Intermountain Native Plant Growers Association
    Utah's Choice program
     Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
   Native Plant Society
    Heritage Gardens
     Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
Washington
  Statewide
Native Plant Alliance
    Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 60
   Native Plant Society
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 50-52
 
AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--WORLDWIDE AND INTERNATIONAL--GOVERNMENT
International
  United Nations
   Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
    Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 53
Argentina
  Ministry of Interior and Public Services
   Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 39
Canada
  Ontario
   Ottawa
    City of Ottawa
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104
    National Capital Commission
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104
China
  Chengdu
   Construction Bureau
    Teaching the River, 3/04, p. 103
   Flood Control Bureau
    Teaching the River, 3/04, p. 103
   Fu-Nan Revitalization Bureau
    Teaching the River, 3/04, p. 103
   Landscape Architecture Bureau
    Teaching the River, 3/04, p. 103
  Suzhou
   Suzhou Industrial Park Administration Committee (with Singapore) (SIPAC)
    Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 108, 109, 112
England
  Forestry Commission
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 114, 117
France
  Paris
   Atelier Parisien d'Urbanisme (APUR) (Regional Urbanism Agency)
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 62, 68, 69
   Parks and Gardens Administration
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 62, 69-70
Italy
  Bozano
   Special Service for Torrent Control Engineering
    A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 62, 70
The Netherlands
  Nationwide
   Government Building Agency (Rijksgebouwendienst)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99
  Amsterdam
   District Council
    Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 62-63, 66, 71
Singapore
  Suzhou Industrial Park Aministration Committee (with China) (SIPAC)
   Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 108, 109, 112
South Korea
  Seoul
   Seoul Metropolitan Government
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Spain
  Barcelona
   Infrastructures del Llevant de Barcelona
    Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 35
   Parks and Gardens Department
    Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 28

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--WORLDWIDE AND INTERNATIONAL--NONPROFIT GROUPS
International
  Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (based in Toronto, Canada)
   The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, p. 23
South Africa
  South African Cancer Society
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 80

AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS--WORLDWIDE AND INTERNATIONAL--PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED PROFESSIONS
International
  Greening Rooftops for Sustainable Communities (Toronto, Canada)
   2003 Award of Excellence
    Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 52
  World Resources Institute
   Teaching the River, 3/04, p. 102
Brazil
  Brazilian Association of Landscape Architecture
   Landscape Architecture in Brazil, 10/04, p. 163
   Training Program for Professors of Landscape Architecture in Brazil
    Landscape Architecture in Brazil, 10/04, p. 163
  Belem
Society of Orchid Growers
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 164
Canada
Nationwide
Canadian Society of Landscape Architects
    Regional Citation 2002
     Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 48
  British Columbia
   British Columbia Society of Landscape Architects (BCSLA)
    Continuing-education requirements
     Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 77

AGNESS, TIM, ASLA
Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 87

AHL, CARLA
Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, p. 68

AIRPORTS, JETPORTS, AND HELIPORTS--SPECIFIC
Will Rogers World Airport, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  Long-term parking lot
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 78

AIR QUALITY--IN DESIGN
General, Indoor Environmental Air Quality
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 62, 64
General, national parks
  "Land Matters," 5/04, p. 17
Husky Injection Molding Systems, Bolton, Ontario, Canada
  Instead of Global Warming, "Ecology," 6/04, pp. 60, 62
Yellowstone National Park
  "Land Matters," 5/04, p. 17

ALABAMA--LOCATIONS
Tuskegee
  Booker T. Washington High School
   Mural by Edward L. Pryce, FASLA
    Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 117
  Tuskegee University
   General
   Artwork and sculptures by Edward L. Pryce, FASLA
     Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, pp. 116, 117
     Dancers
      Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 116
     Throne Chair
      Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 117
    University Chapel
     Mural by Edward L. Pryce, FASLA
      Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 117

ALBERRY, NICHOLAS
Natural Burial, British Style, "Ecology," 5/04, p. 70

ALDERETE, JOE
Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 122

ALDRICH, BRAD, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 60, 61

ALEXANDER, ROSEMARY
The Essential Garden Design Workbook, "Noteworthy," 12/04, p. 125 (author)

ALPHAND, JEAN CHARLES ADOLPHE
Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 60, 62, 64, 68, 71
Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 124
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 142-143

ALTA PLANNING & DESIGN
Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 74

AMD
Riding the Digital Wave, "Technology," 1/04, p. 67

AMEREQ, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
CU Soil (developed by Cornell University)
  Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p. 40

AMERICAN HYDROTECH, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 18, 23

AMERICAN ITALIAN RENAISSANCE FOUNDATION MUSEUM AND LIBRARY
Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 105, 106

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS (ASLA)
General
  The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, p. 40
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 37
  Marketing a "Green" Profession, "Letters," 6/04, p. 27
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 126, 127
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 14
Annual meeting
  General
   LANDTECH Pavilion
    The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, p. 66
  2004
   Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 98, 104
   Natural Spaces, Public Places, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 34
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 96
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 50
Golden Spike tour
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 100
   Lake tour (Great Salt Lake and Lake Bonneville)
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 100
   Utah Nature Conservancy tour
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 105
  2003
   The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, p. 66
  1999
   They Came from the Earth, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 22
Awards and recognition
  General
   Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
  Design Medal
   2004
   Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
  Jot D. Carpenter Award
   2004
   Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
LaGrasse Medal
2004
  Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
Landscape Architecture Firm of the Year Award
   2004
   Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
   2003
    Natural Spaces, Public Places, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 34
  Landscape Architecture Medal of Excellence
   2004
   Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
  Medal
   2004
    Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
  The National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association and the ASLA Student Competition
  The National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association and the ASLA Student Competition, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 57
  Olmsted Medal
   2004
    Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
Professional Awards
   General
    Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, pp. 14, 17
    "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
    Design Awards
     "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
   2004
    Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 96-109
    Analysis & Planning Award of Excellence
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104
    Analysis & Planning Honor Awards
     Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 104-106
    Analysis & Planning Merit Awards
     Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 106-107
    Communications Honor Awards
     Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 107-108
    Communications Merit Awards
     Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 108-109
    Community Service Award
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
    Design Honor Awards
     ASLA Award Winner on Trial, "Letters," 12/04, p. 15
Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 98-99
    Design Merit Awards
     Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 99-103
    Landmark Award
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
    Research Merit Award
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
   2003
    Communications Merit Award
     Dreaming Gardens: Landscape Architecture and the Making of Modern Israel, by Kenneth Helphand, "Books," 8/04, p. 134
    Design Honor Awards
     Engaging Estate, 2/04, p. 100
    Mission Statement, 1/04, p. 78
   Design Merit Awards
    Garden History Reference Encyclopedia CD, edited by Tom Turner, "Books," 8/04, pp. 134, 135
    "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
    Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 112
    The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 96
   2002
    Design Awards
     "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
   2001
    Planning Honor Awards
     The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 34
   1998
    Merit Design Awards
     Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, p. 116
   1993
    Honor Awards
     The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 98
   1987
    Mature Projects Honor Awards
     Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 112
  Student Awards
   2004
    Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, pp. 46, 48-50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60-61
    Graduate Individual Design Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, p. 60
    Graduate Individual Research Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, pp. 52, 54, 56
    Graduate Team Design Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, pp. 50, 61
    Graduate Team Research Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, pp. 46, 56, 58
    Second Professional Degree Research Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, p. 58
    Undergraduate Individual Design Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, p. 48
    Undergraduate Individual Research Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, pp. 52, 54
    Undergraduate Team Design Awards
     Sound Advice, "Students Awards," 10/04, p. 60
  TrailLink Rail-Trail Design Recognition Awards (cosponsored with Rails-to-Trails Conservancy)
   Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 68
Chapters
  General
   Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 19
  Arizona
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 46
  Boston  (BSLA)
   Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163
   Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 19, 20, 22, 24, 25
   Rumors of Our Feud Are Greatly Exaggerated, "Letters," 7/04, p. 18
  California
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
  Colorado
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
  Illinois
   "Land Matters," 11/04, p. 13
  Minnesota
   Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
  Nebraska
   Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, p. 101
  New York
   2003 Award
    Poetry to Whom? "Letters," 8/04, p. 13
  North Carolina
   Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 100-101
  Utah
   Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 105, 106
  Vermont
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
   2003 Honor Award
    Right off the Farm, "Details," 1/04, p. 107
  West Virginia
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
Education programs
  Continuing education
   Landscape Architecture Technical Information Series (LATIS)
    "GIS: Using the Tools for Informed Growth," designed by Karen Hanna
     The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, p. 68
    "Reclamation Planning of Pits and Quarries," designed by Anthony Bauer
     Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 127
  Online courses
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 74
   Landscape Architecture Technical Information Series (LATIS)
    Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 74
"50 by 2010 Licensure Campaign"
  Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
Landscape Architecture Body of Knowledge Task Force Survey
  "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
Landscape Architecture Magazine
  And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 27-28
  Are a Client's Choices Open to Criticism? "Letters," 1/04, p. 14
  Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, pp. 14, 16, 18
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 8/04, pp. 14, 16-19
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 16, 18
  ASLA Award Winner on Trial, "Letters," 12/04, p. 15
  Better a Mud Hole than a Bad Sculpture, "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
  Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 13, 14
  Can Residential Be Responsible? "Letters," 1/04, p. 12
  Comments on Kiley Coverage, "Letters," 7/04, p. 14
  Conserving Farmland and Other Rural Goods, "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
  Context Isn't Always Sacred, "Letters," 8/04, p. 13
  Continuing Education--for What? "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
  Correction, "Letters," 11/04, p. 17
  Corrections, "Letters," 7/04, pp. 18-19
  Coverage of Dan Kiley in Landscape Architecture, 5/04, p. 125
  Dan Kiley's Tampa Project: A Failure of Design, "Letters," 5/04, p. 19
  Did Fascist Aesthetics Win the War? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 14, 16
  Due Credit, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
  Due Credit, "Letters," 4/04, p. 16
  Due Credit, "Letters," 9/04, p. 18
  Due Credit, "Letters," 12/04, p. 20
  Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 19-20, 22
  A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, pp. 25-27
  Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 14-17
  "Green Fields" Present New Challenges, "Letters," 3/04, pp. 10, 11
  Green Roofs and Other Places, "Letters," 12/04, pp. 18-19
  How Can We Turn Students into Productive Professionals? "Letters," 8/04, pp. 13-14
  Il Capriccio, You Are No Fallingwater, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
  In Defense of Ecological "Messiness," "Letters," 3/04, p. 11
In Defense of Martha, "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, pp. 23, 24
  Is It True What They Say about Dixie? "Letters," 12/04, p. 17
Is There Still a "Green Design versus High Design" Split in Academia? "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
  It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," 3/04, p. 9
  LAM: Finally, It's Fun to Read, "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
"Land Matters," 1/04, p. 9
"Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
"Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 38, 42, 44, 47
  The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, p. 69
  Marketing a "Green" Profession, "Letters," 6/04, p. 26
A Monument to Gluttony, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17
More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, pp. 15-16
No Barragans in Israel, "Letters," 10/04, p. 26
Poetry to Whom? "Letters," 8/04, p. 13
Proven Science or "Organic-Fad Hype"? "Letters," 5/04, p. 27
The Research Connection, "Practice," 5/04, p. 96
Rumors of Our Feud Are Greatly Exaggerated, "Letters," 7/04, p. 18
Scrap LAM and Start Over? "Letters," 6/04, pp. 18-19
Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 13
Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 20
Significant Siblings, "Letters," 6/04, p. 26
Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, pp. 13-14
Sour Grapes and Other Critiques, "Letters," 4/04, pp. 14, 16
A Student Evaluates LAM, "Letters," 11/04, pp. 16-17
Three Cheers for the Grand Excursion, "Letters," 10/04, p. 26
Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
  Two Designers Respond to their Critics, "Letters," 5/04, pp. 24, 25
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Widom," 9/04, p. 120
  Was St. Louis's Artificial River Worth the Cost? "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
  What Do Landscape Architects Look Like? "Letters," 11/04, p. 17
  What's Wrong with Crosses in National Preserves? "Letters," 6/04, p. 27
  Whose Green World? Whose Gray Heart? "Letters," 1/04, p. 13
  Yes to Custom Site Furniture, "Letters," 9/04, p. 16
  You Call This Stewardship? "Letters," 6/04, p. 17
  Index
   LAM Has an Index! "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
   LAM Has an Index! "Letters," 8/04, p. 14
   LAM Has an Index! "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
   LAM Has an Index! "Letters," 10/04, p. 26
  Past articles
   "After the Oil Rigs" by Morris Newman (April 2002)
    When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, p. 129
   "Artistic License" by Heather Hammatt, ASLA (July 2001)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
   "Back in Shape," by Katherine Melcher, ASLA (April 2003)
    Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 175"The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," by Alex Ulam (August 2004)
    "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
   "Chasing the Computer Revolution" by Lolly Tai, FASLA (May 2002)
    The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, p. 69
"Crying 'Fire!' in a Crowded Landscape," by Kim Sorvig, ASLA (March 2004)
    On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 61
   "Deeper Shade of Green," by Adam Regn Arvidson, ASLA (March 2004)
    Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 9/04, p. 109
   "Distance Learning: Back to the Future," by Patrick A. Miller, FASLA (March 2001)
    Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 77
   "East Side Story" by Allen Freeman (August 2003)
    How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 98
   "Folding Gravel," by Marc Treib (January 2003)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99
   "For Dallas, an Urban Solution" by David Dillon (March 2004)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99
   "A Grass-Roots Movement" by J. William Thompson (May 1998)
    Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 61
   "How Denver Got Its River Back" by Mary Voelz Chandler (November 2002)
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 85-86
    "A Hunger for Memorials," by Jane Holtz Kay (March 2003)
    "Land Matters," 12/04, p. 13
   "An Island Unto Itself" by Paul Bennett (July 1999)
    How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 98
   "Landscape Organism" by Paul Bennett (March 2000)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
   "Let That Soak In" (November 1996)
    Green Roofs and Other Places, "Letters," 12/04, p. 19
   "The Life and Death of a Masterpiece," by George Hazelrigg (April 2004)
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 93
   "Making the River Connection" by Frank Edgerton Martin (February 2001)
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 87
   "Meadows Above" by J. William Thompson (September 2000)
    Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 61
   "Narrating History with Natives" by Clair Enlow (July 2004)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 101
   "A Natural Death," by J. William Thompson (October 2002)
    Natural Burial, British Style, "Ecology," 5/04, pp. 68, 75
   "Nature Aroused: The 11th International Garden Festival at Chaumont-sur-Loire," by Kenneth Helphand, FASLA (January 2003)
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 89
    Perspective by Mira Engler
     An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 120
   "The Poetics of Stormwater" by J. William Thompson (January 1999)     Remembered Rain, "Ecology," 9/04, p. 60
   "Prescription for Healing" by Rebecca Fish Ewan (February 2003)
     Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, p. 90
   "Public Defender" by Allen Freeman (March 2003)
    The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
   "River in the City" by Mark Hinshaw (October 2001)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
   "A Second Opinion" by Frank Edgerton Martin (December 2003)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
"Seeing the Buildings for the Trees" by Michael Leccese (February 2004)
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
   "To Repair or Replace" (December 1999)
    Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 87
   "When Is a Landscape Not a Garden?" by Peter Jacobs, FASLA (October 2003)
    Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 116
   "Will Wildfire Ravage Our Profession?" by Kim Sorvig (December 2001)
    Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 37
Lobbying initiatives
  ASLA's Public Policies, "Practice," 4/04, p. 102
  How to Lobby, "Practice," 4/04, p. 99
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 96, 98, 100-101
  Practice Acts versus Title Acts, "Practice," 4/04, p. 100
Professional Interest Group for Therapeutic Garden Design
  They Came from Earth, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 22

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C.
Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, p. 39

AMIDON, JANE
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 119
Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 105, 107

AMMANN & WHITNEY
Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, p. 62
 
AMORELLO, MATTHEW
Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 20

ANDERSON, CHARLES, ASLA
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 8/04, p. 19 (author)
Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 48, 56, 57, 58, 59
Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 60

ANDERSON, KATHY
Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 102-107 (photographer)

ANDERSON, VIRGINIA
Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36

ANDERSON-AUSTRA, CAROL
Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, p. 44

ANDERTON, STEPHEN
An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 123

ANDREA COCHRAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100

ANDRIGHETTI, RICK
A Garden Teahouse, "Details," 7/04, pp. 132-133 (author)

ANDROPOGON ASSOCIATES, LTD., PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, p. 106
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109

ANN BEHA ARCHITECTS, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 112, 113

ANTARCTICA--LOCATIONS
South Pole Station
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 78

ANTONINI, MARCO
Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26

ANUSZKIEWICZ, GINEVRA, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 52, 54

APARTMENTS AND CONDOMINIUMS--SPECIFIC
Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 26, 27, 34, 35
  Villa Olimpica (1992 Olympics)
   Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 27
Ravines Condominiums, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 96-97
  Due Credit, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12

APFELBAUM, STEVEN
Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55

APPLETON, BONNIE LEE
To Stake or Not to Stake? "Plants," 4/04, pp. 44, 46, 48, 50 (author)

APPLEYARD, DONALD
Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 15

APPLIED ECOLOGICAL SERVICES (AES), BRODHEAD, WISCONSIN
Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 54, 55
The Ecological Systems Approach (ESA), "Ecology," 3/04, p. 50
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 58
The Ecological Systems Approach (ESA)
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 54
  The Ecological Systems Approach (ESA), "Ecology," 3/04, p. 50

APRIL PHILIPS DESIGN WORKS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Sour Grapes and Other Critiques? "Letters," 4/04, p. 14

AQUAMASTER FOUNTAINS AND AERATORS, KIEL, WISCONSIN
AquaAir aeration systems
  Home on the Range: Circulate, "Product Profiles," 5/04, p. 136

ARAD (ARUD), MICHAEL
Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 20, 22, 24
Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 20

ARBORETA, BOTANICAL GARDENS, AND PUBLIC GARDENS--GENERAL
A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 72, 76-77
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 152

ARBORETA, BOTANICAL GARDENS, AND PUBLIC GARDENS--SPECIFIC
Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts
  Getting Involved [in monitoring climate change], "Plants," 12/04, p. 50
Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta, Georgia
  "Chihuly in the Garden" exhibit
   Through a Glass, Chihuly, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 68, 70, 72, 74-78
Dogwood Lane
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 70   
Entrance (proposed)
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 78
  Ginkgo Grove
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 74, 75, 77
  Hewlett Lewis Overlook
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 68
  Orchard
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 72, 75
Pea Hill Pavilion
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 68
  Rattlesnake Spring
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 68, 74
  Sunset Knoll
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 72
  The Tuleyries estate
   Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 70, 72
   The Quarters
    Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 72, 75-76
    Entry court
     Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 76
Cornell Plantations, Ithaca, New York
  Getting Involved [in monitoring climate change], "Plants," 12/04, p. 50
Desert Botanical Garden (DBG), Phoenix, Arizona
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 46, 48-52, 54-57
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 52
  Archer House
   Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 49
  Desert Landscaper School (DLS)
   Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55
  Ullman Terrace
   Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48-49
Houston Botanical Garden, former Northside Sewage Treatment Facility (proposed as part of Buffalo Bayou revitalization plan), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, p. 31
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Research Center, Austin, Texas
  In Defense of Ecological "Messiness," "Letters," 3/04, p. 11
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 44
Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
  Peirce's Woods
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, Chaska, Minnesota
  Split Personality, "Plants," 6/04, pp. 54, 56
  "Totally Terrific Treehouse" Exhibition
   Cotton Would Be an Amazing Treehouse by Gary Hittle
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86
   Tree Scarves by Meyer, Scherer, and Rockcastle
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86
Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Missouri
  Getting Involved [in monitoring climate change], "Plants," 12/04, p. 50
Montreal Botanical Garden, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 28, 30
  Garden of First Nations
   Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 28, 30-37
Morris Arboretum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
Morton Arboretum, Lisle, Illinois
  Speaking Up for an Ecology of Design, "Shared Wisdom," 4/04, p. 131
  Schulenburg Prairie
   Speaking Up for an Ecology of Design, "Shared Wisdom," 4/04, pp. 130-131
The Nathan Hale School, Roxbury, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 120, 121, 123
Red Butte Garden (RBG) and State Arboretum, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, pp. 44, 46, 48, 50-51
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
  Children's Garden
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 51
   Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
  Entry Garden
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
  Herb Garden
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
  Hybrid Oak Grove
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
  Native Walk
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, pp. 46, 48
  Visitors Center
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 120
  Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 116-117
  Festival of the Garden 2004
   An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, pp. 120-121
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 114-119
   (For specific exhibits, see GARDENS--SPECIFIC)

ARBORS AND PERGOLAS--IN DESIGN
Environmental Research Solar Oasis, University of Arizona, Tucson
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 83
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 99
Garden of the First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, p. 33
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, p. 105
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 97, 98, 99
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 33
The Quarters entry court, Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 76
Residence of Para garden, Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 164
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 84, 86, 87
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 62, 72, 74

ARCHES--IN DESIGN
First Christian Science Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  Christian Science Plaza fountain
   Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 110-111
  Mary Baker Eddy Library entry courtyard
   Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 113
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 93, 94
Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Bone Arch by Steve Tobin
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 28, 30
  Doors series by Steve Tobin
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 33
International Peace Gardens "England" exhibit, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 104-105
National World War II Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, pp. 158, 160
  Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 108, 109, 114, 115, 116, 117
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 92
Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Parks (Triumphal Arch)
  Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, p. 92
  Cancer Survivors Garden, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
   Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, p. 94
Sigmund Stein amphitheater Grove, San Francisco, California
  Makeover, Not Extreme, "Riprap," 11/04, pp. 18, 20
"Time Looms" garden by Jessica Read and Frauke Materlik, Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 75

ARCHITECTURAL AREA LIGHTING, LA MIRADA, CALIFORNIA
Mighty Lighting: Lighting History, "Product Profiles," 3/04, pp. 120-121

ARCHITECTURE--GENERAL
General, New Urbanist designs
  "Land Matters," 9/04, p . 11

ARCHITECTURE--IN DESIGN
Charleston, South Carolina
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, pp. 23-24
  More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, p. 15
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 111, 116, 117
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 23
  "Land Matters," 9/04, p. 11
  More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, p. 15

ARCHITECTURE--PROFESSION OF
General
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 142, 146
Collaboration with landscape architects
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 147-150, 155-156
Education
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 152-154

ARCHITECTURE--RELATIONSHIP TO LANDSCAPE DESIGN
General
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 155-157
General, native landscapes
  In Defense of Ecological "Messiness," "Letters," 3/04, pp. 11-12
Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 66, 70
Athenaeum Visitor Center, Roofless Church walled garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, pp. 40-41
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Going with the Flow, 10/04, pp. 168, 171, 172
Brown residence garden, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  A Garden Teahouse, "Details," 7/04, p. 132
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, pp. 150, 151, 152
Disney Concert Hall (DCH), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, pp. 150, 151
Fallingwater estate, Mill Run, Pennsylvania
  Il Capriccio, You Are No Fallingwater, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
560 Mission Street plaza, South of Market Area (SOMA), San Francisco, California
  Designer's Perspective: Creating a New Downtown Destination, 1/04, p. 81
  Mission Statement, 1/04, pp. 79, 80
Hilltop Residence entry garden, Richmond, Vermont
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, p. 112
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New York
  Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 106-107
Mary Baker Eddy Library entry courtyard, First Christian Science Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 113, 114
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 87, 88
National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C.
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, p. 70
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, p. 105
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 130
Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 35
Peeler Arts Center sculptures by Nancy Bowen, DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana
  Campus Craft, "Details," 11/04, p. 128
Pepper residence south terrace, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 46
Private residence, Sacramento, California
  Reflected Shade, "Details," 2/04, p. 122
Rijksmuseum Twente (National Museum) Courtyard, Enschede, The Netherlands
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99
Rockefeller University, New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 106, 107, 108
Soldier Field campus, Chicago, Illinois
  Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 102
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 94, 95
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Tidewater Harmony, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 38, 40, 42
U.S. Forest Service properties
  Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, pp. 80, 82, 84, 86
Westside Media Center office park, Los Angeles, California
  Office Park Oasis, "Design," 9/04, p. 42
World Trade Center Ground Zero Memorial designed by Michael Arad and Peter Walker, master plan by Daniel Libeskind, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 22

THE ARCHITECTURE COMPANY, TUCSON, ARIZONA
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 83

ARGENTINA--LOCATIONS
Buenos Aires
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 39
  Rio de la Plata
   Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 43
   Puerto Madero
    Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 39, 42, 43
    Costanera Sur promenade
     Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 39, 43
    Micaela Bastidas Park
     Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 39-40, 42-43
     Central Plaza
      Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 40
     Children's Plaza
      Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 40, 42
     Plaza del Sol
      Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 40

ARIZONA--LOCATIONS
General
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 46, 48
Glendale
  Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 44, 46-51
   Celebration Garden
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
   Contemplation Garden
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
   Renewal Garden
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 47
   Story Totem Garden
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 47
   Wisdom Garden
    The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 49
Grand Canyon National Park
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, pp. 158, 160
  Hualapai Nation Visitors Center
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 74, 83
Phoenix
  Papago Park
   Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 52
   Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 175
   Desert Botanical Garden (DBG)
    Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 46, 48-52, 54-57
    Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 52
    Archer House
     Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 49
    Desert Landscaper School (DLS)
     Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55
    Ullman Terrace
     Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48-49
  Pima Community College
   Desert Vista Campus
    Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 54
  Sonoran Desert
   Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 46, 48, 51
  Steele Indian School Park
   Conspicuous Reconsumption, "Details," 4/04, pp. 134, 136-137
   "Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11 
   Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 120-129
   You Call This Stewardship? "Letters," 6/04, pp. 17-18
  Circle of Life Path
    Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 120-121
   Entry garden
    Conspicuous Reconsumption, "Details," 4/04, pp. 134, 137
    Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128
Scottsdale
  Eldorado Park Aquatic and Fitness Center
   Floating World, "Details," 5/04, pp. 130, 132-133
Sun City
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 119
Tucson
  University of Arizona
   Environmental Research Solar Oasis
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 83
Vail
  Cienega Corridor
   Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26

ARNOLD, HENRY, FASLA
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 123-124

ARNOLD, MARK
Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 13 (author)

A.R.O., NEW YORK, NEW YORK
Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, p. 146

ARONSON, SHLOMO
New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108

ARRIOLA, ANDREU
Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 91, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98

ART AND SCULPTURE IN THE LANDSCAPE--GENERAL
Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, pp. 175-176
Campus Craft, "Details," 11/04, p. 128
Corrections, "Letters," 7/04, p. 19
Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
Objects in a Garden, 3/04, pp. 82-83
One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 30
City icons
  Gone Missing, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 20
Fabric structures
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 85-87
Monuments and memorials
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Pebble mosaics
  The Complete Pebble Mosaic Handbook, by Maggy Howarth, "Noteworthy," 6/04, p. 127
  Mosaics Underfoot, "Details," 12/04, pp. 118, 120, 122
Schoolyards
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 123
Street furniture
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 92, 93-95
  Manhole covers
   Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 92-93
  Streetlights
   Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92

ART AND SCULPTURE IN THE LANDSCAPE--IN DESIGN
General, pedestrian malls
  Lessons for Updating Pedestrian Malls, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 82
Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, Boise, Idaho
  "Land Matters," 12/04, p. 13
Basel, Switzerland, drinking fountains
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 93
Bethesda Fountain, Central Park, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Booker T. Washington High School, Tuskegee, Alabama
  Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 117
Brown residence, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  A Garden Teahouse, "Details," 7/04, p. 132
California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters forecourt, Sacramento, California
  Spiral Impact, 4/04, p. 117
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, pp. 151, 152
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, p. 28
Chicago, Illinois (general)
  Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, pp. 92, 94
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 103
Columbus, Ohio
  Gone Missing, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 20
Desert Botanical Garden (DBG), Phoenix, Arizona
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48, 50
Disney Concert Hall (DCH), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 151
Eastport Park ("Ned's Park"), South Boston, Massachusetts
  People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 142, 143, 144
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 78
Eldorado Park Aquatic and Fitness Center, Scottsdale, Arizona
  Floating World, "Details," 5/04, p. 130
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 47
Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  "The Otherworld Garden" by Mira Engler
   An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, pp. 121, 123
  "Some Things Will Not Grow" garden by Lesley Kennedy
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 119
560 Mission Street plaza, South of Market Area (SOMA), San Francisco, California
  Designer's Perspective: Creating a New Downtown Destination, 1/04, p. 81
Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 28, 30, 32, 34
Garden of the First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, p. 35
Gilgal Gardens, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 96-97, 104
Grand River Center entry plaza, Mississippi River Walk, Dubuque, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 90
Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, New Jersey
  Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28
Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Steve Tobin exhibition, sponsored by the Page Museum
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 26, 28, 30
   Hancock Park's Complex and Evoloving Landscape, ,"Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 35 
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New York
  Engaging Estate, 2/04, p. 104
  Transportation Solution, 2/04, p. 105
House of Eleven Windows Cultural Center, Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 162
Hyde Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Better a Mud Hole than a Bad Sculpture, "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
  Two Designers Respond to their Critics, "Letters," 5/04, p. 24
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
International Festival of Gardens at Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 88
International Peace Gardens, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 104-105
Jackson residence, Arlington, Virginia
  Suburban Endowment, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan Cityside Harbor District waterfront plaza, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, p. 108
K&B Plaza, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92, 99
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34, 36, 40, 43
King Street Center, Seattle, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
Korean War Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Grand but Bland, "Criitc at Large," 7/04, p. 158
Lever House Landscape Restoration Project, New York, New York
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River revitalization project, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 103, 104-105, 106
Long estate, Carriere, Mississippi
  Andre B. Good, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 32
Mary Lyon School, Brighton, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makover, 7/04, p. 125
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 94-95
Nahant Marsh, Mississippi River "Quad Cities" of Moline and Rock Island, Illinois, and Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 94
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 98
The Nathan Hale School, Roxbury, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 124
National World War II Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, pp. 158, 160
  "Land Matters," 7/04, p. 11
  Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 108-109, 110, 113, 115, 116, 117
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, pp. 130, 131, 132
O'Donnell Elementary School, East Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
Papago Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 175
Peace Garden, Mississippi River "Quad Cities" of Moline and Rock Island, Illinois, and Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 92
Peeler Arts Center, DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana
  Campus Craft, "Details," 11/04, pp. 128-130
Portland, Oregon
  Drinking fountains
   Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 93
Private residence, Charlotte, North Carolina
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Parks
  Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, pp. 92, 94
  Cancer Survivors Garden, Chicago
Roofless Church walled garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, pp. 41, 42
Salt Lake City & County Building, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 103
Seattle, Washington
  Street lights
   Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
Shaw Memorial, Boston Common, Boston, Massachusetts
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Silver Strand Trail, San Diego, California
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78, 79
Soldier Field campus children's garden, Chicago, Illinois
  Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 100
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 80, 82, 85, 86-87, 88, 89
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 123
Sumner School, Roslindale, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 126, 127
"Tatanka: Story of the Bison" Interpretive Center, Deadwood, South Dakota
  Dances with Buffalo, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 18
Thanksgiving Point, near Lehi, Utah
  Children's Garden
   Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 105, 106
   Noah's Ark fountain
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 105, 106
This Is the Place State Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 97, 98
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 74, 75
Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama
  Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, pp. 116, 117
Van Sweden residence, Sherwood, Maryland
  Meadowland, 1/04, p. 88
Whitney Museum of American Art biennial celebration, Central Park, New York, New York
  Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
See also ART PARKS AND SCULPTURE GARDENS--SPECIFIC

ART AND SCULPTURE IN THE LANDSCAPE--SPECIFIC WORKS
The Angel of the Waters, by Emma Stebbins, Bethesda Fountain, Central Park, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Beyond Seeing by Joan Baron and Robert Miley, Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 47-48
Bones series, by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
  Bone Arch
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 28, 30
  Boneball
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
  Bonewalls
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
Briefcase sculpture, by Claudia Fitch, Seattle, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
Bright Morning, by Murray Dewart, Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, p. 30
Cadillac Ranch, by Stanley Marsh, Amarillo, Texas
  Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
Central Market bench, by Angelica Pozo and Penny Rakoff, Cleveland, Ohio
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 94, 102, 104-105
Crown Fountain by James Plensa, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 98, 99, 102
Daddies Bighead, Whitney Museum of American Art biennial celebration, Central Park, New York, New York
  Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
Dancers, by Edward L. Pryce, FASLA, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama
  Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 116
Doors series, by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 28, 30, 32-33, 34
Double Glass, by Roy Lichtenstein, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 89
Double Star: Antares, by Athena Tacha
  Better a Mud Hole than a Bad Sculpture, "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
  Two Designers Respond to their Critics, "Letters," 5/04, p. 24
Earth Bronze Trilogy, by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
Edward L. Pryce, FASLA, sculptures and other artwork
  Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, pp. 116-117
Eviva Amore, by Mark di Suvero, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 88
Exploded Clay series, by Steve Tobin, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 26, 28, 30
  Exploded Clay Fountain
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30 
Eye of the Beholder, by Murray Dewart, Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 30, 32
Figure 4, by Arnaldo Pomodoro, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92-93
Franklin Gate, by Murray Dewart, Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 28, 30
Garden 10 by Eli Sudbrack, Whitney Museum of American Art biennial celebration, Central Park, New York, New York
  Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
The Gates, by Christo and Jeanne-Calude, Central Park, New York, New York
  By the Numbers, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 20
  On the Way to The Gates, by Jonathan Fineberg, "Noteworthy," 7/04, p. 135
Geoffrey Bruce sculptures (general)
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 87
George Rickey sculptures, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94
The Grasshopper II, by Jean Dubuffet, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 90, 91
Hammering Man, by Jonathan Borofsky, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 89
Hon, by Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, and Per Olof Ultvedt, Stockholm, Sweden
  Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 39
Isamu Noguchi sculpture, K&B Plaza, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92, 94, 99
Karen Giusti sculpture, Chesterwood, Massachusetts (1986)
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 88
Kiosque des Noctambules ("Kiosk of the Night Crawlers"), by Jean Michel Othoniel, Place Colette Metro stop, Paris, France
  One Big Turn-On, "Riprap," 12/04, pp. 22, 24
Kyrie Gate, by Murray Dewart, Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 30
Minoru Niizuma sculpture, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94
Misty Valley, by Patrick Blanc, International Festival of Gardens at Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 88
Monkeys, by Rona Pondick, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 97
Mother and Child, by Fernando Botero, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 98
Mother and Child, by Henry Moore, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94
Necklaces, by Jean-Michel Othoniel, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 99
Night, by Aristide Maillol, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 90, 91
Nine Trees, Nine Spaces, by Robert Irwin, Seattle, Washington
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 87
"Ping Pong Plaza" by Buster Simpson, Rosetta Inpharmics Laboratories, South Lake Union, Seattle, Washington
  Nice Leg, Dr. Einstein, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 32, 34
Portable Forests, by Vaughn Bell, Mount Ida College, Newton, Massachusetts
  Corrections, "Letters," 7/04, p. 19
  Portable Forest--Rooted
   Corrections, "Letters," 7/04, p. 19
   Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
Rainforest Gates, by Jean Whitesavage and Nick Lyle, King Street Center, Seattle, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
Reclining Mother and Child, by Henry Moore, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 98, 99
Riace Warriors, I, II, III, IV, by Elizabeth Frink, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 94, 97
Roots series, by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
  Walking Roots
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 26
   Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 35
Running Violet Double V, by Robert Irwin, University of California, San Diego, California
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 87
Source Figure, by Robert Graham, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 98
Spider, by Louise Bourgeois, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 99
Spiral Jetty, by Robert Smithson, Great Salt Lake, Utah
  Getting Around [Salt Lake City], 7/04, p. 101
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 103, 105
  Mirror-Travels: Robert Smithson and History, by Jennifer L. Roberts, "Books," 10/04, p. 184
Spirit of American Youth, Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 132
Square with Two Circles, by Barbara Hepworth, Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 90, 91
Tarot Garden sculpture park, by Niki de Saint Phalle, Garavicchio, Italy
  Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 36, 38, 40-42
  Devil, Card XV
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 38
  Emperor, Card IV
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 42
  Emperor's Castle
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp.  38, 40, 42
  Empress, Card III
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 36, 40, 41-42
  Falling Tower, Card XVI
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 40, 42
  Hermit, Card IX
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 38
  High Priestess, Card II
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 39, 41
  Justice, Card VIII
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 36
  Magician, Card I
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 41
  The Oracle
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 40, 42
  Star, Card XVII
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 40
  Wheel of Fortune, Card X
   Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 40, 41, 42
Termite Mounds series, by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 28, 30, 32
  Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 35
Three People and Four Park Benches [also listed as Three Figures and Four Benches], by George Segal, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 94, 96, 99
Throne Chair, by Edward L. Pryce, FASLA, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama
  Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 117
Tirs, by Niki de Saint Phalle
  Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 39
Trail of Dreams, Trail of Ghosts, De Vargas Park/Frenchy's Park, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  With a Trace, "Details," 9/04, pp. 124, 126, 128-129
Trail of Wild Iron, by Jean Lautrey, International Festival of Gardens at Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 88
Tree guards by Jeanne Dueber, Louisville, Kentucky
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 90
Triumph of the Vegetables, by Jean Whitesavage and Nick Lyle, Olympia, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 90
Umbrellas, by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Interstate 5, near Gorman, California
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 86-87
Up to Our Ears in Art icon, Columbus, Ohio
  Gone Missing, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 20
Virlane Tower, by Kenneth Snelson, Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 94, 96, 99
Waterglass series, by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  La Cascade
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 32, 33
  Retretti River
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 32
Young Diana, by Anna Hyatt Huntington, King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 36, 40, 43

ARTIFICIAL AND MANMADE FEATURES IN THE LANDSCAPE--GENERAL
General
  "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  Was St. Louis's Artificial River Worth the Cost? "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
General, artificial turf
  The Hybrid Turf Option, "Technology," 10/04, p. 124
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 122, 124, 126-127, 128, 129, 131, 132, 133, 134-136, 137-140

ARTIFICIAL AND MANMADE FEATURES IN THE LANDSCAPE--IN DESIGN
Cornerstone Festival of Gardens 2004, Sonoma, California
  Garden by Claude Cormier
   Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 24
  Garden by Tom Leader
   Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 24
Festival of the Garden, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  "et puis je l'embrassai" garden by Ali Holman Marr
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118
  "Some Things Will Not Grow" garden by Lesley Kennedy
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 119
Forest Park "River Returns" project (River des Peres re-creation), St. Louis, Missouri
  "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It … Again, 2/04, pp. 110, 111, 112-113, 115-117
Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, p. 34
"Green Carpet" garden by Bernhard Kudde, International Festival of Gardens 2004, Chaumot-sur-Loire, France
  Vive le Chaos! 12/04, pp. 94, 95
Hudson River Park Pier 46, New York, New York
  Perspective: Elegant Design with Incongruities, 8/04, p. 103

ARTIFICIAL AND MANMADE FEATURES IN THE LANDSCAPE--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
AstroTurf (Chemgrass)
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 126
"Reinforced Natural Grass"
  The Hybrid Turf Option, "Technology," 10/04, p. 124

ART PARKS AND SCULPTURE GARDENS--GENERAL
Objects in a Garden, 3/04, pp. 82-83

ART PARKS AND SCULPTURE GARDENS--SPECIFIC
Brookgreen Gardens, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
Gilgal Gardens, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04,pp. 96-97, 104
Kroller-Muller Museum, Otterlo, The Netherlands
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
Le Desert de Retz sculpture garden, Chambourcy, France
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82
Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden, New York, New York
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 84-91
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 98-99
Park Guell, by Antonio Gaudii, Barcelona, Spain
  Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 38-39
Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, New York
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92-99
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, pp. 82, 83
Tarot Garden sculpture park, by Niki de Saint Phalle, Garavicchio, Italy
  Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 36, 38, 40-42
Villa Orsini, Bomarzo, Italy
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82
Walker Art Center Sculpture Garden, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, pp. 20, 22
For specific works, see ART AND SCULPTURE IN THE LANDSCAPE--SPECIFIC WORKS

ART VERSUS FUNCTION IN DESIGN--GENERAL
Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
Comments on Kiley Coverage, "Letters," 7/04, p. 14
In Defense of Martha, "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 40

ART VERSUS FUNCTION IN DESIGN--SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Federal Courthouse Plaza (FCP), Minneapolis, Minnesota
  In Defense of Martha, "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  Comments on Kiley Coverage, "Letters," 7/04, p. 14

ARUP & PARTNERS, LONDON, ENGLAND
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 88

ARVIDSON, ADAM REGN, ASLA
And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 52-56 (author)
Going Slow for the Show, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 20 (author)
Oaks Folks, "Riprap," 7/04, pp. 22, 24 (author)
Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86-90, 92-95 (author)
Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 100, 102, 104, 106, 108-111 (author)
Small Deal in Texas, "Riprap," 8/04, pp. 20, 22 (author)
Speaking Up for an Ecology of Design, "Shared Wisdom," 4/04, pp. 130-132 (author)

ASHKAR, ADELE NUCHO, ASLA
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 124

ASPHALT--IN DESIGN
Hancock Park, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 26
  Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 34, 35
  Page Museum parking lot
   Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 35
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 132
San Pedro Springs Park, San Antonio, Texas
  Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 121
State Street pedestrian mall, Madison, Wisconsin
  Lessons for Updating Pedestrian Malls, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 82

ASSELIN, VINCENT
Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, p. 31

ATELIER DE L'ENTRE-DEUX, PARIS, FRANCE
Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, p. 64

ATEN, NANCY
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, pp. 16-18 (author)

AUGUSTIN, SALLY
The Research Connection, "Practice," 5/04, pp. 96, 98, 100-101 (co-author)

AUGUST PEREZ & ASSOCIATES, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 105, 106

AULT, JIM
Chicago A-twitter, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24

AUSTRALIA--LOCATIONS
General
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 108
New South Wales
Coffs Harbour
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 80
Northern Territory
  Uluru (Ayers Rock)
   Yulara Resort
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 84
Western Australia
Northam
  Mulark Aboriginal Community Settlement Project
    New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108

AUTODESK
Digital Tools for Design/Build, "Technology," 5/04, p. 92

AVETTA, SCOTT R.
A River Runs through It … Again, 2/04, pp. 108-117 (photography)

AXES--IN DESIGN
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Going with the Flow, 10/04, pp. 170-171
Christian Science Plaza, First Christian Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 110
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Convention Center roof garden/green roof, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 107
Eastport Park ("Ned's Park"), South Boston, Massachusetts
  People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 142
Eldorado Park Aquatic and Fitness Center, Scottsdale, Arizona
  Floating World, "Details," 5/04, p. 130
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 49
  Celebration Garden
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
Forest Park Grand Basin, St. Louis, Missouri
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
Garden of the First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, p. 31
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, p. 109
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, p. 40
"La Cercle d'Or" ("The Circle of Gold") garden by Jean-Pierre Brazs, International Festival of Gardens 2004, Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 84
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 100
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas

  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 89
National World War II Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Room with a View, 7/04, p. 108
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, pp. 130, 132
Private residence, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  City Symmetries, "Design," 6/04, pp. 48, 51
Private residence, Sacramento, California
  Reflected Shade, "Details," 2/04, p. 122
Residence of Para, Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 163
Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Garden, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04,  p. 94
Roofless Church walled garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 42
Salt Lake City & County Building, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 103
Soldier Field campus, Chicago, Illinois
  Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 103
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 127, 128
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 95
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, p. 42
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 64-65

AYERS SAINT GROSS, WASHINGTON, D.C./BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, p. 62

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