LAKE ERIE LAND COMPANY (LEL), CHESTERTON, INDIANA
Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 100, 102, 110, 111

LAKES, LAKEFRONTS, AND LAGOONS--IN DESIGN
City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 95
  Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art
   Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 95, 96, 97-98
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  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, 112, 113, 115-116, 117
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 93, 95, 96
Garden of the First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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, p. 35
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 54
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 112, 113, 116
Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 98, 99
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 97
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 30
Red Butte Garden (RBG) and State Arboretum, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
San Jacinto Battlefield, Houston, Texas
  The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, p. 58
San Pedro Springs Lake Park, San Antonio, Texas
  Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 116-117, 118-119, 120, 121, 122-123, 124, 125
Seven Canyon Fountain, Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 103
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 123, 124, 125-126, 127, 128

LAKES, LAKEFRONTS, AND LAGOONS--SPECIFIC
Agate Bay, Two Harbors, Minnesota
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Bowl Lake, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 112
Cedar Lake, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
Deer Lake, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 113, 117
Grand Basin, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 112, 113, 115-116, 117
Great Salt Lake, Utah
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 98-99, 100
Halcyon Lake, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 98, 99
Jefferson Lake, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 112
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 106-115
  Arts and Entertainment District
   Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 109, 110, 112, 114
   Maple forest ("red" forest)
    Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 112, 114
  Cityside Harbor District
   Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 108, 109, 110-115
   Central Plaza
    Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 108, 112, 113, 114
   Millennium Plaza
    Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 108, 112-113
   Waterfront Park
    Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 110, 111-112, 113
    Amphitheater
     Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 110, 111, 115
    Camphor garden ("green" forest)
     Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 111-112, 113
  Grand Promenade District
   Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 106-107, 108, 110, 111, 112
Lake Bonneville (prehistoric lake), Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 100
Lake Michigan
  Chicago, Illinois
   Design competition sponsored by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
    Possible Dreams, 12/04, pp. 104-115
  Fort Sheridan, Illinois
   Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 93, 95, 96
Lake Nokomis, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 52
Lake of the Isles, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
Lake Union, Seattle, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 92, 93
Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 52, 54
Pagoda Lake, Forest Park, Illinois
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 108-109, 113, 114, 117
Peck Farm Park, Geneva, Illinois
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Post-Dispatch Lake, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  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, 112, 113, 115-116, 117
San Pedro Springs Lake, San Antonio, Texas
  Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 116-117, 118-119, 120, 121, 122-123, 124, 125
Storrow Lagoon, Charles River Esplanade, Boston, Massachusetts
  The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 34, 36

LAKOTA GROUP, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 92, 93

LAIMBURG, BOLZANO PROVINCE, ITALY (FORESTRY AND AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER)
A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 62, 70

LANDEGRAN, STEPHANIE V., ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 58

LANDFILLS--SPECIFIC
Chicago, Illinois, lakefront (Lake Michigan) design competition sponsored by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
  "Assembled Ecologies: Infrastructure a la Carte" design by Cecilia Benites, Julie Flohr, and Clare Lyster
   Possible Dreams: Assemblage of Ecologies, 12/04, pp. 104, 105
"Elektron Park" design by Catherine Seavitt Studio (Catherine Seavitt and Koukaba Mojadidi) and Buro Happold
   Possible Dreams: Sun and Wind, 12/04, p. 108
  "Trans-Location--Remediation--Colonization" design by Matthew Gordy and Heath Mizer
   Possible Dreams: Soil Laboratory, 12/04, p. 111
Costanera Sur, Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 38
Genesee Meadow, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 50, 58

LANDMARK DESIGN, INC., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 102, 103, 106

LANDRIEU, MOON
Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, p. 105

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECURE--EDUCATION AND DEGREE PROGRAMS--UNITED STATES--GENERAL
Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 56-57
Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, pp. 110-111
The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, pp. 38, 40, 42, 44-45
How Can We Turn Students into Productive Professionals? "Letters," 8/04, pp. 13-14
Is There Still a "Green Design versus High Design" Split in Academia? "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 48, 49
Continuing-education courses
  Continuing Education--for What? "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 74-79
  Creating online courses
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 76, 79
  Landscape architecture courses
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 74-76, 77-78
Digital-design courses
  The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, pp. 68-69
Fire in the landscape
  A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, p. 27
Internships
  Making the Jump into Real Time, "Practice," 6/04, p. 94
PhD programs
  The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, p. 45
  Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 14-17
  Australia
   Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 16-17
Plants
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, pp. 14, 15
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 8/04, pp. 14, 16, 17, 18
  "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
Portfolios
  Developing Entry-Level Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, pp. 78-79
Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 91

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECURE--EDUCATION AND DEGREE PROGRAMS--UNITED STATES--SPECIFIC
American Academy in Rome
  Professional Matters, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 24
  Prince Charitable Trust Rome Prize Fellowship
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 122
American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) online courses
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 74
Center for Collaboration and Education in Design (C2Ed) (a division of CLARB)
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 75, 78
Desert Landscaper School (DLS), Desert Botanical Garden (DBG), Phoenix, Arizona
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55
Escape to Create program, Seaside, Florida
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 121
Escola Tecnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 91
ESRI Virtual Campus
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 74
Kansas City Design Center, Kansas City, Missouri
  "Sustaining Sense of Region: Civic Dialogues on Ecology, Urbanism, and Metropolitan Growth" project
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 121-122
Landscape Architecture Foundation courses
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 75
Michigan State University
  Simulating Alternatives, "Technology," 9/04, pp. 80, 82
Penn State
  Digital Office Certificate Program
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 76
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
  Internship program
   How Can We Turn Students into Productive Professionals? "Letters," 8/04, p. 14
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 
University of Adelaide, South Australia
  School of Architecture, Landscape Architecture & Urban Design
   PhD program
    Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17
University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 42
University of California
  Berkeley
   Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
    Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 8/04, p. 17
    Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 15-16
Department of Landscape and City and Regional Planning
    PhD program
    Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 15-16
University of Cordoba, Argentina
Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 42
University of Melbourne, Australia
  PhD in landscape architecture program
   Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 15
University of Washington, Seattle
  College of Architecture & Urban Planning
   Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 74-75
Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand
  Simulating Alternatives, "Technology," 9/04, pp. 76, 82

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE--PROFESSION OF
General
  Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, pp. 108-111
  It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
  "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
  Simply Eloquent, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 30
  Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, pp. 58, 60
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, pp. 13-14
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 142-157
  What Do Landscape Architects Look Like? "Letters," 11/04, p. 17
  Argentina
   Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 42-43
Australia
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 108
  Brazil
   Landscape Architecture in Brazil, 10/04, p. 163
   Carioca style
    Landscape Architecture in Brazil, 10/04, p. 163
   Paulista style
    Landscape Architecture in Brazil, 10/04, p. 163
  Spain
   Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 91, 99
Academic leadership positions
  The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, pp. 38, 40, 42, 44-45
Approaches to design
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 38-40, 42, 44, 46-47
  Analysis
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 38, 42
  Cultivated Experience
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 39-40
  Ecological Design
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 44
  Plural Design
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 38, 42
  Spiritual Landscapes
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 38, 44, 46
  Synthesis
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, pp. 36, 38-39
Communication with the public
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, pp. 108-109, 110-111
Community outreach/volunteer work
  Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, pp. 13, 14
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, p. 103
Continuing education/online courses
  Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 74-79
Criticism and critiques
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, p. 110
  Sour Grapes and Other Critiques, "Letters," 4/04, pp. 14, 16
Design science
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 52-56
  The Ecological Systems Approach (ESA), "Ecology," 3/04, p. 50
Digital tools
  See SOFTWARE--TYPES OF; TECHNOLOGY--TYPES OF
Ecological wastewater-treatment system design
  Growing Away Wastewater, "Ecology," 1/04, pp. 52-53
Entry-level portfolios
  Developing Entry-Level Design Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, pp. 76, 77-83
  Tips for a Successful Portfolio, "Practice," 12/04, p. 79
Fire prevention/fireproof designs
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 37
"Green" design
  Marketing a "Green" Profession, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 26-27
  Whose Green World? Whose Gray Heart? "Letters," 1/04, pp. 13-14
Hiring new graduates
  How Can We Turn Students into Productive Professionals? "Letters," 8/04, pp. 13, 14
  Making the Jump into Real Time, "Practice," 6/04, pp. 90, 92, 94
History of
  The English Garden: A Social History, by Charles Quest-Ritson, "Books," 7/04, p. 135
  Landscape Design: A Cultural and Architectural History, by Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, "Books," 2/04, pp. 128-129
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 142-144
Land conservation
  Can Landscape Architecture Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, pp. 13, 14
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) U.S. Green Building Council rating system certification
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 64
Licensure
  Practice Acts versus Title Acts, "Practice," 4/04, p. 100
  Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
  Time to Stand Up for the Profession? "Letters," 4/04, p. 14
  Practice acts
   Practice Acts versus Title Acts, "Practice," 4/04, p. 100
   Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28
Lobbying
  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
Marketing
  Marketing a "Green" Profession, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 26-27
  Sour Grapes and Other Critiques, "Letters," 4/04, pp. 14, 16
Mining reclamation and land-use planning
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 126, 127
Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
  Lessons Learned from Starting an NGO, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, pp. 74, 76, 78, 80
Organic maintenance programs
  Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, p. 45
Plants
  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," 7/04, pp. 16, 18
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 16, 18
Regulations
  Code of Conduct for Nursery Professionals
   Recommendations for Use [Miscanthus], "Plants," 6/04, p. 59
  Code of Conduct for Landscape Architects
   Recommendations for Use [Miscanthus], "Plants," 6/04, p. 59
School-to-work transition
  Making the Jump into Real Time, "Practice," 6/04, pp. 90, 92, 94
Sustainability in design
  And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
  Marketing a "Green" Profession, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 26-27
Technology
  See SOFTWARE--TYPES OF; TECHNOLOGY--TYPES OF
Third World nations
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 114-115
Urban conservation
  When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, pp. 129, 130
Wilderness areas
  Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, p. 14

LANDSCAPE FORMS, KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN
Annapolis Bollard
  Dog Park Pride: Lighting Up an Evening Stroll, "Product Profiles," 1/04, pp. 110-111

LANDSCAPE HISTORY--IN DESIGN AND OF THE DESIGN PROCESS
General
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 122
General, rail trails
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 70, 76, 78
General, streetscape renewal
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 80
Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 158, 160
  Feliz Lusitania historic area
   Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 158-159, 160, 165
Belltown neighborhood (formerly Denny Hill/"Denny Regrade"), Seattle, Washington
  The K-9 Solution, "Critic at Large," 9/04, pp. 158, 160
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 70, 72
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 60, 62, 64
Boston, Massachusetts
  Gaining Ground: A History of Landmaking in Boston, by Nancy S. Seasholes, "Books," 4/04, p. 139
Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 39
  Puerto Madero, Rio de la Plata
   Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 38-39
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 24, 26, 28, 30
Cedar River Watershed Education Center, Cedar Falls, Washington
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102
Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 102-103
  Fu-Nan River
   Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 102-103
Christian Science Plaza, First Christian Science Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 109-112
Delaware Canal trail, Tohickon Aqueduct, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 70, 78
Denver, Colorado, parks and recreation areas
  For an Austere Time, No Little Plan, "Planning," 10/04, pp. 112, 114, 119
Desert Botanical Garden (DBG), Phoenix, Arizona
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48, 50
Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 24, 26
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 110, 111-112
Great Basin of the United States/Great Salt Lake, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 98-102
Hancock Park/La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 34-35
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. 64-65
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New York
  Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 102, 103
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  Elegant Design with Incongruities, 8/04, p. 103
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 101-102, 103
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 115-116
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34, 36, 38, 40-42, 43
Korean ambassador's residence (formerly Camp Leach, U. S. Army), Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 38-40
Lincoln, Massachusetts
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, p. 101
Mayo Woodlands residential development, Rochester, Minnesota
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
Menomonee River Valley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 54, 56, 58
  "Stormwater Park" (proposed)
   Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 56, 60
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 96-97
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 106-107
New Orleans, Louisiana
  Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, p. 105
  Piazza d'Italia
   Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 104-105
O'Donnell Elementary School, East Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
Papago Park artwork designed by Jody Pinto and Steve Martino, Phoenix, Arizona
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 175
Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 34-35
Pedestrian Mall, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 78, 80
Rockefeller University, New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 105-106
Roofless Church walled garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, pp. 36, 38, 42
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 54, 56
San Pedro Springs Park, San Antonio, Texas
  Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 117-120, 121, 125
Seattle, Washington, streetlights
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
Seonyudo Park, Seoul, South Korea
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, 11/04, pp. 80, 82
Soldier Field campus, Chicago, Illinois
  Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 98
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 120-121, 122-123, 124, 125, 126
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 98
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 64, 66, 68, 70
Waterway 15 "boat bench" by Carl Lind, Lake Union, Seattle, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 92, 93
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 65, 70-71

LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION--GENERAL
Conservancy: The Land Trust Movement in America, by Richard Brewer, "Noteworthy," 2/04, p. 129
Landscapes at Risk? The Future for Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, by Edward Holdaway and Gerald Smart, "Noteworthy," 12/04, p. 125
Deserts
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 46, 48, 54
Farmland
  "Land Matters," 1/04, p. 9
Land trusts and conservation
  Can Landscape Architects Helps Conserve Farmland near Cities, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 13-14
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, pp. 100, 102, 103
Mary Miss designs
  Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
Residential development in wilderness areas
  Il Capriccio, You Are No Fallingwater, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
Urban conservation
  When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, pp. 128-130

LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION--IN DESIGN
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Going with the Flow, 10/04, pp. 168, 169
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, p. 32
Burlington, Washington
  Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 14
  Downtown
   Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 14
Chicago, Illinois
  "Land Matters," 1/04, p. 9
Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve, Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 108, 109
Fallingwater estate, Mill Run, Pennsylvania
  Il Capriccio, You Are No Fallingwater, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
Forest Preserves, Chicago, Illinois (metropolitan area)
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 56-57
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 94-95, 96, 97, 98
Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, Fort Worth, Texas
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
The High Line redesign competition, New York, New York
  Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, pp. 146, 148
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 66-67, 69
Idaho
  Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, pp. 13-14
  Rathdrum Prairie area
   Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 14
Il Capriccio (private residence), Steamboat Springs, Colorado
  Are a Client's Choices Open to Criticism? "Letters," 1/04, p. 14
  A Monument to Gluttony, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17
La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 34, 35
LeBlanc/Monnahan residence, Truro, Massachusetts
  Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, pp. 36, 38-39, 40
Lincoln, Massachusetts
  "Land Matters," 1/04, p. 9
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, pp. 100, 101-102, 103
Minnehaha Creek neighborhood, Hopkins, Minnesota
  Oaks Folks, "Riprap," 7/04, pp. 22, 24
National Mall, Washington, D.C.
  Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 112, 115
New Mexico
  Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
Paris-Lexington Road, Kentucky
  "Books," 3/04, p. 119
Private residence, Charlotte, North Carolina
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Redbud Woods, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
  Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, pp. 226-228
Skagit Valley, Washington
   Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 14
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  A Designer's Perspective: Don't Judge the New Design Prematurely, "Practice," 11/04, p. 83
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 89-90, 92
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, p. 70
Yellowstone National Park
  Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, p. 13

LANDSCAPE RECLAMATION--GENERAL
Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, p. 71
Possible Dreams: Soil Laboratory, 12/04, p. 110
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 58, 60, 61
Vision and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, p. 36
Mining landscapes
  Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 124, 125, 126, 127
  The National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association and the ASLA Student Competition, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 57
  "Strip Mine Reclamation," by Katie Paquette, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 48-49, 58
Phytoremediation
  Possible Dreams: Soil Laboratory, 12/04, pp. 110-111
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 70
Rail trails
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 68, 70
Suburban expansion and sprawl
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 57

LANDSCAPE RECLAMATION--IN DESIGN
Bay Harbor quarry-reclamation project, Petoskey, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125
Bella Horizonte, Brazil, mining-reclamation resort project
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 126, 127
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 26, 27, 32
Buno Road project, Brighton, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 125, 126
Buttes du Chaumont, Paris, France
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 124
"Trans-Location--Remediation--Colonization" design by Matthew Gordy and Heath Mizer, Chicago, Illinois, lakefront (Lake Michigan), design competition sponsored by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
  Possible Dreams: Soil Laboratory, 12/04, p. 110
CTE Project, Tecumseh, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125
Diagonal Mar, Barcelona Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 24, 26, 28
Dionyssos Quarries, Greece
  New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108
Ford Motor Company's Rouge Center, Dearborn, Michigan
  The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 16, 18
Gainesville Eco-History Trail (proposed), Gainesville, Florida
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 68, 70
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 52, 54, 56-58
Korean ambassador's residence, Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 36, 38, 40, 42-44
Madison Lakes quarry-reclamation project, Dayton, Ohio
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 126
Menomonee River Valley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 56, 58, 60-61
Negev Phosphate Works, Israel
  New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108
Ottawa County, Michigan, Park and Recreation Department mining-reclamation project, Grand Rapids, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 125-126
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 92
Silresim Superfund Redevelopment Study, Lowell, Massachusetts
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
"Tatanka: Story of the Bison" Interpretive Center, Deadwood, South Dakota
  Dances with Buffalo, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 18
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 60, 65, 66, 68, 70, 71

LANDSCAPE RESTORATION--IN DESIGN
General, gardens
  Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 14
  Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940, by Denise Wiles Adams, "Books," 7/04, p. 134
  Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28
General, native landscapes
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, pp. 118, 120, 121
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 48, 57, 58
  Working with a Restoration Ecologist, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121
Bosquet des Trois Fontaines, Versailles, France
  One Big Turn-On, "Riprap," 12/04, pp. 22, 24
Costanera Sur, Puerto Madero, Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 39
Evergreen Garden, Naumkeag (estate of Mabel Choate), Stockbridge, Massachusetts
  Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, pp. 14, 16
Forest Park "River Returns" project (River des Peres re-creation), St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 116-117
  Deer Lake
   Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 96
Harbor Park and Amphitheatre, Camden, Maine
Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New York
  Engaging Estate, 2/04, p. 104
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34, 38, 40-43
  The Pavilion
   Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, p. 43
Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 48
  Colman Park
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 48, 52
  Discovery Park (formerly Fort Lawton)
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59
   Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 60
   500 Area
Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 57, 58
  Genessee Meadow
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 48, 50, 52
  Reserve at Pritchard Beach
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 48, 58
   Wetland Walk
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 50, 52, 54
  Seward Park
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 48
   Environmental Education Center
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 46
   Native Plant Garden
    Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 48
Loring Greenway, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
Middle Rio Grande Bosque Restoration Project, Albuquerque, new Mexico
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 105-106
Mount St. Helen's National Monument, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 57-58
  Coldwater Visitors Center
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 57
  Johnston Ridge Visitors Center
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 57
Old Man of the Mountain, Franconia Notch, New Hampshire
  Rest in Peace? "Practice," 3/04, p. 18
Piazza d'Italia, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 102-107
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 54, 56, 58
State Farm corporate campus, Woodbury, Minneota
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 119

LANDSCAPES--GENERAL
Disconnected Urbanism, "Critic at Large," 2/04, p. 152
Landscape Design: A Cultural and Architectural History, by Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, "Books," 2/04, pp. 128-129
Modern Landscape, by Michael Spens, "Books," 2/04, p. 128
New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108
Simply Eloquent, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 30

LANDSCAPES IN ART
Paul Cezanne works
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 95
Horta de Sant Joan series by Pablo Picasso
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 95

LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES, INC., DELANO, MINNESOTA
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 82
Climbers made with SpaceCable
  Let's Go Outside: More Climbing, "Product Profiles," 10/04, pp. 186-187

LANDSLIDES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 120

LAND USE AND PLANNING--IN DESIGN
General
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 162, 163
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 144-145
General, ecoregions and sustainability
  Ecoregion-Based Design for Sustainability, by Robert G. Bailey, "Books," 9/04, p. 131
General, photography of Alex MacLean
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 120-121
Boston, Massachusetts
  Gaining Ground: A History of Landmaking in Boston, by Nancy S. Seasholes, "Books," 4/04, p. 139
  Central Artery and Tunnel Project ("The Big Dig")
   Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163, 164
Chelsea Piers, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, 8/04, p. 160, 162, 163, 164
Downtown Ottawa Urban Design Strategy 2020, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104

Forest Preserves, Chicago, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 57
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, 8/04, pp. 160, 162, 163, 164
Jefferson County, Wisconsin
  Conserving Farmland and Other Rural Goods, "Letters," 4/04, p. 13
Kansas City, Missouri
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 121-122
Menomonee River Valley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 58, 61

LANG, JACK
Vive le Chaos! 12/04, pp. 87-88

LANG, THERESE
An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 121

LANGSTON, MATT, ASLA
Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 100-101

LAROSA, SALVATORE
Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 102, 104, 106

LARSEN, LARISSA, ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 56

LASSIG, PETER
Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 107

LASSUS, BERNARD
Landscape Design and the Experience of Motion, edited by Michel Conan, "Books," 11/04, p. 133

L'ATELIER
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 117, 118

LAW, DENNIS L., FASLA
The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, pp. 40, 44
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 58

LAWNS AND GRASSY AREAS--GENERAL
Making Sense on the Bay, 1/04, p. 89
Meadowland, 1/04, pp. 85, 89, 91
Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 122, 124, 126, 127, 128-140
Artificial turf
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 122, 124, 126, 128-129, 130, 132-136, 137-140
Biodiversity
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 136
Fertilizers
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 130-131
Fire risk and prevention
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 64
History of
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 124
Maintenance
  Lessons Learned, "Plants," 2/04, p. 42
  Organic maintenance
   Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, p. 44
Meadows
  Meadows, by Christopher Lloyd, "Noteworthy," 9/04, p. 131
Pesticides
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 129-130, 136-137
"Reinforced natural grass"
  The Hybrid Turf Option, "Technology," 10/04, p. 124

LAWNS AND GRASSY AREAS--IN DESIGN
General, dementia gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, p. 98
General, dog parks
  Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, pp. 70, 73
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, p. 182
Battery Park City parks and gardens, New York, New York
  Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 38, 39, 40
  Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, pp. 38, 40
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 133
  Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park
   Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 36, 40
Carr's Hill Arts Precinct, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
  Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, pp. 60, 62
  Arts Commons
   Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, p. 62
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 28, 32
Charleston, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 114
Clark County, Nevada
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129
Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food, and Arts, Napa, California
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 101
"Elektron Park" design by Catherine Seavitt Studio (Catherine Seavitt and Koukaba Mojadidi) and Buro Happold for the Chicago, Illinois, lakefront (Lake Michigan) design competition sponsored by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
  Possible Dreams: Sun and Wind, 12/04, p. 108
Everett School, Dorchester, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 124, 125
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. 78, 80
Fort do Presepio (now a museum), Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 161
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 93, 94, 97
Harbor Park and Amphitheatre, Camden, Maine
Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New York
  Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 100, 102, 103
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 164
  Pier 45
   How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 101, 104-105
  Pier 46
   How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 101
   Perspective: Elegant Design with Incongruities, 8/04, p. 103
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 54, 56
International Festival of Gardens 2004, Chaumont-sur-Loire
  "Green Carpet" garden by Bernhard Kudde
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, pp. 94, 95
  "La Cercle d'Or" ("The Circle of Gold") garden by Jean-Pierre Brazs
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 84
Interstate 89 rest areas, Williston, Vermont
  Right off the Farm, "Details," 1/04, pp. 104, 107
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 114
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan Grand Promenade District, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 112, 113
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 38, 40
Korean ambassador's residence, Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 42, 43
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 105-106, 107
Maple Avenue, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge/Watertown, Massachusetts
  The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 96, 98
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 100, 101, 103, 104
Putting It Together, 11/04, p. 99
Minute Man National Historical Park, Concord, Massachusetts
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 132, 135
Munstead Wood, West Surrey, England
  The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 98
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 86, 89
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 98
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 105, 107
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 132
Oak Lawn Triangle, Dallas, Texas
  Small Deal in Texas, "Riprap," 8/04, pp. 20, 22
O'Donnell Elementary School, East Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
Otsuji residence, San Diego, California
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 28
Pacific Heights private residence, San Francisco, California
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 94, 95, 97, 98
Paw Park (dog park), Sanford, Florida
  Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 72
Prairie Crossing, Lake County, Illinois
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55
Private residence, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  City Symmetries, "Design," 6/04, pp. 48-49, 50
Redbud Woods, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
  Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 228
Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Garden, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, pp. 90, 92, 94
Rockefeller University, New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 104, 107, 108
  Peggy Rockefeller Plaza (South Plaza)
   Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 109
Santa Barbara, California
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, 11/04, pp. 86-87, 91
  Perspective: Design by Committee at Its Worst, "Practice," 11/04, p. 85
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 82, 84, 86
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  You Call This Stewardship? "Letters," 6/04, p. 18
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 125, 126, 127,
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
Van Sweden residence, Sherwood, Maryland
  Meadowland, 1/04, pp. 85, 87-88
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 68, 70
Westside Media Center office park, Los Angeles, California
  Office Park Oasis, "Design," 9/04, pp. 40, 42, 44
World Trade Center 9-11-01 Alumni Memorial Labyrinth, Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts
  Path of Solace, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 24

LAWNS AND GRASSY AREAS--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
Pyramat turf reinforcement by Contech Construction Products, Inc.
  Home on the Range: Control, "Product Profiles," 5/04, p. 136

LAZAROFF, BARBARA
Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 33-34

LE, DENG
Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 103, 105

LEA, MARSHA, ASLA
Developing Entry-Level Design Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, p. 80

LEADER, TOM
Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 24

LEAHY, WILLIAM P., PRESIDENT OF BOSTON COLLEGE
Path of Solace, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 24

LeBLANC, KEITH, ASLA
Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, pp. 36, 38, 40, 41, 42

LeBRASSEUR, , RICK, ASLA
Two Designers Respond to their Critics, "Letters," 5/04, p. 25

LECCESE, MICHAEL
Due Credit, "Letters," 12/04, p. 20
For an Austere Time, No Llittle Plan, "Planning," 10/04, pp. 112, 114, 116, 118-120 (author)
Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, pp. 80, 82, 84, 86-88 (author)

LE CORBUSIER
Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 39

LEDBETTER, LEE
Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 95, 96-97, 99
Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82

LEE, GREGORY
Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 50

LEE, JEFF, ASLA
Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 36, 38, 40, 42, 43-44

LEE AND ASSOCIATES, WASHINGTON, D.C.
Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 36, 42, 44

LEE LEDBETTER ARCHITECTS, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92, 94

LEHMAN, JEFFREY S., PRESIDENT OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 227

LEHRER, MIA, ASLA
When Cities and Conservation Collide, "Shared Wisdom," 7/04, p. 129

LEIBEL, NILOUFAR (LULU)
Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 108

LEISURE VISION, INC.
Due Credit, "Letters," 12/04, p. 20

LEMON, CHRISTIAN
Designer's Perspective: Creating a New Downtown Destination, 1/04, p. 81 (co-author)
Mission Statement, 1/04, p. 83

L'ENFANT, PIERRE
Room with a View, 7/04, p. 113

LE NOTRE, ANDRE
Andre B. Good, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 32
The Baroque Landscape: Andre Le Notre & Vaux-le-Vicomte, by Michael Brix, "Books," 9/04, p. 130
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 116, 121
Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 104
One Big Turn-On, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 22

LENT, JULIA
How to Lobby, "Practice," 4/04, p. 99
Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28 (author)

LEONARD, DAVID
Making the Jump into Real Time, "Practice," 6/04, pp. 90, 92

LEOPOLD, ALDO
Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, pp. 118, 120

LEOPOLD, LUNA
Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 16

LERNER, JONATHAN
Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 26, 28-30, 32, 34-35 (author)
Through a Glass, Chihuly, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26 (author)

LERNER, SUSAN
Urns Earn New Respect, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 24

LETHLEAN, PERRY
Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 94

LE TOQUIN, ALAIN
The Most Beautiful Gardens in the World, by Alain Le Toquin, "Noteworthy," 11/04, p. 133

LEUCI, NICK
Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14 (author)

LEVIN, THOMAS F., ASLA
Green Roofs and Other Places, "Letters," 12/04, pp. 19-20 (author)

LIABILITY ISSUES AND RISK MANAGEMENT--GENERAL
"Land Matters," 8/04, p. 11
Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 13, 14
Cemeteries and eco-cemeteries
  Natural Burial, British Style, "Ecology," 5/04, p. 74
Fountains
  "Land Matters," 8/04, p. 11
Green roofs
  Green Roofs and Other Places, "Letters," 12/04, p. 18
Maintenance issues
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Play equipment
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 13-14
Stairs
  "Land Matters," 8/04, p. 11

LIABILITY ISSUES AND RISK MANAGEMENT--IN DESIGN
The Alps, France
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, p. 182
Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 13
Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, pp. 121, 122, 123
Forecourt Fountain, Portland, Oregon
  "Land Matters," 8/04, p. 11
Fort Worth Water Gardens, Fort Worth, Texas
  "Land Matters," 8/04, p. 11
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 13, 14
New Jersey shoreline
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland, Oregon
  "Land Matters," 8/04, p. 11
San Pedro Springs Park, San Antonio, Texas
  Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 122, 124

LIBESKIND, DANIEL
Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 22

LIBRARIES--SPECIFIC
Camden Library, Maine
  Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22
City Library, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 103, 104
  Library Common
   Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 103, 104
San Antonio Public Library, San Pedro branch, San Antonio, Texas
  Renewing the Source, 8/04, pp. 119, 124, 125

LICHTENSTEIN, ROY
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 89

LIFEGEMS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Get Stoned, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28

LIGHTHOUSES--SECIFIC
Mississippi River "Quad Cities" of Moline and Rock Island, Illinois, and Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 90

LIGHTING AND LIGHTING FIXTURES--GENERAL
Mighty Lighting, "Product Profiles," 3/04, pp. 120-121
Fabric structures
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 85
Streetlights
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92

LIGHTING AND LIGHTING FIXTURES--IN DESIGN
General, dementia gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, p. 98
Atlantic City, New Jersey, casino district
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 77
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Going with the Flow, 10/04, pp. 168, 171, 172
Battery Park City jetty designed by Mary Miss, New York, New York
  Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
Berkeley Bowl, Berkeley, California
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 78
Blandy Experimental Farm entrance, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 78
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 60, 64
Carol's Garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor' Choice," 6/04, pp. 43, 44
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 26, 28, 35
  Fountain of Rings
   Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, p. 35
  Quilt of Remembrance
   Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, p. 28
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan Cityside Harbor District Waterfront Park, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 110, 113
Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve, Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Developoment, "Ecology," 10/04, p. 109
Double Star: Antares by Athena Tacha, Hyde Park neighborhood, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 162
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, p. 78
Forest Park Grand Basin, St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 115
14th Street district, New York, New York
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 93
"Further from Nature" garden by Wolfgang and Heron (Wolfgang Buttress and Fiona Heron), Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 116
Head Start Adventure Playground, Lawrence, Massachusetts
  A Different Way to Play, "Detail," 8/04, p. 132
Hilltop Residence entry garden, Richmond, Vermont
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, pp. 112, 114, 116
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 100, 103
Husky Injection Molding Systems, Bolton, Ontario, Canada
  Instead of Global Warming, "Ecology," 6/04, p. 60
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
Loring Greenway, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 88, 89
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 98
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, pp. 105, 107
Oak Lawn Triangle, Dallas, Texas
  Small Deal in Texas, "Riprap," 8/04, pp. 20, 22
Pacific Heights private residence, San Francisco, California
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 97
Pedestrian Mall, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 78, 80
Pepper residence, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 48
  South terrace
   Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, pp. 46, 48
Piazza d'Italia, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 104, 107
Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Garden, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Chicago Hope, "Practice," 9/04, p. 90
Santa Monica Project BIG beach improvement restroom redesign, Santa Monica, California
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 176
Seattle, Washington
  General, streetlights
   Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92
  Central Waterfront (Puget Sound) redesign charrettes, Team 22 design
   In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 70
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 80, 82, 90
Society National Bank, Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 90, 93
South Boston, Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 88
Staten Island pedestrian esplanade and boarding area, Staten Island, New York
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 80, 84
State Street pedestrian mall, Madison, Wisconsin
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 82, 84
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
World Trade Center Memorial, New York, New York
  Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 22
World Trade Center 9-11-01 Alumni Memorial Labyrinth, Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts
  Path of Solace, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 24

LIGHTING AND LIGHTING FIXTURES--SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT
Adjustable Underwater Wet Niche by The Fountain People
  Luminous Landscapes: Waterworks, "Product Profiles," 9/04, p. 132
Annapolis Bollard by Landscape Forms
  Dog Park Pride: Lighting Up an Evening Stroll, "Product Profiles," 1/04, pp. 110-111
Cable Lighting Systems by Tokistar Lighting Systems
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, p. 114
Cambria 290 Image Projector by Cooper Lighting (part of Lumiere line)
  Mighty Lighting: Sign Strategies, "Product Profiles," 3/04, p. 120
Canterbury International high-impact bollards
  Street Smarts: Walking, "Product Profiles," 7/04, p. 136
Contour path light by Kichler Lighting
  Harnessing the Elements at Home: Fire, "Product Profiles," 6/04, p. 128
Crystalthin light rope by Crystalite Industries, Inc.,
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, pp. 114, 116
Helos series of lighting fixtures by Luraline Products Company
  Mighty Lighting: Modern Moments, "Product Profiles," 3/04, p. 121
Hinkley Lighting bollards
  History Lessons: Light Style, "Product Profiles," 4/04, pp. 140-141
Path Lite by Hunza Lighting
  Mighty Lighting: Path Potential, "Product Profiles," 3/04, p. 120
Providence series by Architectural Area Lighting
  Mighty Lighting: Lighting History, "Product Profiles," 3/04, pp. 120-121
Ravenna Accent Light by Kim Lighting
  Luminous Landcapes: History Highlighted, "Product Profiles," 9/04, p. 132
Renaissance series of fixtures by Lumec, Quebec, Canada
  Luminous Landscapes: History Highlighted, "Product Profiles," 9/04, p. 132

LIN, MAYA
Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, p. 160
"Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11
Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 22
Room with a View, 7/04, p. 112
Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 22
Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 131

LIN, WEN-SHU
Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 44

LIND, CARL
Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 92, 93

LINDAUER, OWEN
Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 122, 123

LINDBERG, STEPHEN
The Baroque Landscape: Andre Le Notre & Vaux-le-Vicomte, by Michael Brix, "Books," 9/04, p. 130 (translator)

LINDELL, PAUL
Developing Entry-Level Design Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, p. 79

LINDHULT, MARK, FASLA
The Least You Need to Know about Computers, "Technology," 3/04, p. 70

LINDSEY, PATRICIA
"Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15

LIPSCHITZ, JACQUES
Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 36

LIPTAN, TOM, ASLA
Remembered Rain, "Ecology," 9/04, pp. 63-64

LITTON, BURT
Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 15

LLOYD, CHRISTOPHER
Meadows, "Noteworthy," 9/04, p. 131 (author)

LOBIS, VALENTIN
A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 74

LODEWIJK BALJON LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 99, 105

LOEWS HOTELS
Icons Revisted: That '70s Show, 5/04, p. 106

LOHAN CAPRILE GOETTSCH, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 97

LOHR, VIRGINIA
Interaction by Design: Bringing People and Plants Together for Health and Well-Being, edited by Candice A. Shoemaker, "Books," 1/04, p. 109

LONG, JOY
Developing Entry-Level Design Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, p. 79

LONG, TOM
Andre B. Good, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 32

LOUISIANA--LOCATIONS
General, coastal areas
  Ohh Yess!!! "Riprap," 5/04, p. 34
New Orleans
  Downtown
   Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, p. 105
   City Park
    Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 95, 97
    New Orleans Museum of Art
     Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 95
     Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden
      Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92-99
      Objects in a Garden, 3/04, pp. 82, 83
   K&B Plaza
    Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92, 94, 99
    Sculpture by Isamu Noguchi
     Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92, 94, 99
   Warehouse District
    Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 105, 106
    Piazza d'Italia
     Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 102-107

LOVERING, MARY JANE
The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, pp. 96, 98

LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT CENTER (LIDC), BELTSVILLE, MARYLAND
Lessons Learned from Starting an NGO, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, pp. 74, 76, 78, 80

LUMEC, QUEBEC, CANADA
Luminous Landcapes: History Highlighted, "Product Profiles," 9/04, p. 132

LUNAFORM POTTERY STUDIO, SULLIVAN, MAINE
Urns Earn New Respect, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 24

LUO, QING, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 56, 60

LUONI GOLD DESIGN STUDIO, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 70

LURALINE PRODUCTS COMPANY, OPA LOCKA, FLORIDA
Helos series of lighting fixtures
  Mighty Lighting: Modern Moments, "Product Profiles," 3/04, p. 121

LUSSIER, PATRICIA
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117

LUSTER, MARTY
Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 227

LUTERS, INTS
World Gone Wireless, "Technology," 6/04, p. 85

LUTYENS, EDWIN
Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 24

LYDING, KAREN, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 60

LYLE, JOHN
Ecoregion-Based Design for Sustainability, by Robert G. Bailey, "Books," 9/04, p. 131

LYLE, NICK
Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 90, 92

LYSTER, CLARE
Possible Dreams: Assemblage of Ecologies, 12/04, p. 104