MAB
Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, p. 71

McALLISTER, BRODIE
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 118, 119

McAULIFFE, JOE
Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 51, 55

McAVOY, PETER
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 56, 60-61

McBRIDE, JOE
Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 16

McCANS, SARAH, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 58

McCARLEY, BRYON G., ASLA
What's Wrong with Crosses in National Preserves? "Letters," 6/04, p. 27 (author)

McCARTHY, ELSIE
The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 44, 46

McCLOSKEY, KAREN
Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 114

McCOLL, HUGH
The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 106, 109

McCORMICK, JOHN
Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 101

McCRORY, DAVID
Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26

MacDONAGH, L. PETER, ASLA
Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 53

McDONOUGH, MARK
CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, pp. 72, 74

McDONOUGH, WILLIAM
ASLA Award Winner on Trial: William McDonough + Partners Responds, "Letters," 12/04, pp. 16-17
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 16, 18
Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, p. 41

McDONOUGH BRAUNGART DESIGN CHEMISTRY, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, p. 18

MacELROY, BILL
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 58

McENEANEY, SARAH
Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 68

McGLADE, DENNIS, ASLA
Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, pp. 58, 60

MACHADO, ELEONORA
Developing Entry-Level Design Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, pp. 78, 80, 81

MACHADO AND SILVETTI ASSOCIATES, INC., BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 84, 85

McHARG, IAN
Ecoregion-Based Design for Sustainability, by Robert G. Bailey, "Books," 9/04, p. 131
Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 144, 145, 151, 152

McINTOSH, ALISTAIR
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 149

MACK, LINDA
Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, pp. 20, 22 (author)

McKELLAR & ASSOCIATES, MOUNT PLEASANT, SOUTH CAROLINA
Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, p. 178
Going with the Flow, 10/04, p. 168

McKENZIE, JANA
Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, p. 59

McKIE, JUDY
People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 143

MacLEAN, ALEX S.
More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, p. 15
Three for Rome, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 18
An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 118-123

McNIFF, BRIAN
The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36

McRIGHT, BLUE
LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 38

MADSEN, MICHAEL, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 49-50

MAGARINOS, NESTOR
Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 39

MAGGIO, CATHERINE
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 64, 66-70, 72-75 (co-author)

MAIER, HENRY, MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 56

MAILLOL, ARISTIDE
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 91

MAINE--LOCATIONS
Bar Harbor
  Garland Farm (Beatrix Farrand residence)
   Survivors, "Riprap," 5/04, pp. 32, 34
  Reef Point Gardens
   Survivors, "Riprap," 5/04, pp. 32, 34
Camden
  Harbor Park and Amphitheatre
   Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22
   Fauns' Garden
    Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22
  Library
   Fletcher and the Olmsteds, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 22

MAINTENANCE OF DESIGNED LANDSCAPES--GENERAL
Lessons Learned, "Plants," 2/04, p. 42
The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, p. 113
A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 117
Artificial turf
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 131-132, 133, 134
Dementia  gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, pp. 96, 98
Furnishings
  Yes to Custom Site Furniture, "Letters," 9/04, p. 16
Global warming
  Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 54
Green roofs
  Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 56
Lawns
  Lessons Learned, "Plants," 2/04, p. 42
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 122, 131, 132, 133, 140
Liability
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Meadows
  Making Sense on the Bay, 1/04, p. 89
Mining-landscape reclamation
  Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
Native-landscape restoration
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121
Organic maintenance
  And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
  James Urban Responds, "Letters," 5/04, pp. 28-29
  Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, pp. 38, 40, 42, 44, 45
  Proven Science or "Organic-Fad Hype"? "Letters," 5/04, pp. 27-28
Parks and gardens
  Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 36, 42
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
Pedestrian malls
  Lessons for Updating Pedestrian Malls, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 82
Plants
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 16, 18
Residential prairies
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 120
Safety
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Schoolyards
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 116
Skateparks
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 85-86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 94
Soils
  Lessons Learned, "Plants," 2/04, p. 42
Stormwater systems
  The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, p. 58
  Pond hydraulics
   The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, p. 57

MAINTENANCE OF DESIGNED LANDSCAPES--SPECIFIC PROJECTS
Battery Park City parks and gardens, New York, New York
  And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
  Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43
  James Urban Responds, "Letters," 5/04, p. 29
  Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, pp. 38, 40, 42, 44, 45
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 133, 137
  General, lawn areas
   Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 38, 40
  Hudson River Esplanade
   Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p. 40
  Irish Hunger Memorial
   Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 38-39
   Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, p. 42
  Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park
   Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 40, 42
Bothell Skatepark, Arlington, Washington
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 89
Christian Science Plaza seasonal plantings project, First Christian Science Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  A Designer's Plant Notes, 5/04, p. 113
  Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 112, 113
Double Star: Antares by Athena Tacha, Hyde Park neighborhood, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
  Story Totem Garden
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
Ford Motor Company Rouge Center Truck Plant green roof, Dearborn, Michigan
  The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 21, 22
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 110, 115, 117
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 164
Husky Injection Molding Systems, Bolton, Ontario, Canada
  Instead of Global Warming, "Ecology," 6/04, p. 66
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 54, 56
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 41-42
Korean ambassador's residence, Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, p. 44
LeBlanc/Monnahan residence, Truro, Massachusetts
  Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, p. 41
Major Taylor Indy Parks Skatepark, Indianapolis, Indiana
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 91
Memorial Stadium, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 133
Minute Man National Historical Park, Concord, New Hampshire
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 132, 135
Mount Vernon Skatepark, Arlington, Washington
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 89
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  Dan Kiley's Tampa Project: A Failure of Design, "Letters," 5/04, p. 19
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 105, 106, 107, 108-109, 110, 111
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 130
North Portland, Oregon, Skatepark
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 91
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 98
Paw Park (dog park), Sanford, Illinois
  Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 72
Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 30, 32, 34, 36, 37
Pebble Beach golf courses, Pebble Beach, California
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 137
Pepper residence, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, pp. 44, 48
Piazza d'Italia, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 105-106
Private residence canopies, Sacramento, California
  Reflected Shade, "Details," 2/04, p. 126
Rockefeller University, New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 108-109
  Peggy Rockefeller Plaza (South Plaza)
   Nerves of Steel, "Details," 6/04, pp. 122, 125
Sigmund Stein Grove, San Francisco, California
  Makeover, Not Extreme, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 18
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 86
State Farm corporate campus, Woodbury, Minnesota
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 119
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  You Call This Stewardship? "Letters," 6/04, pp. 17, 18
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 128
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, p. 47
U.S. Forest Service properties and facilities
  Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, p. 84
Van Sweden residence, Sherwood, Maryland
  Making Sense on the Bay, 1/04, p. 89

MAINTENANCE OF DESIGNED LANDSCAPES--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
Annapolis Bollard by Landscape Forms
  Dog Park Pride: Lighting Up an Evening Stroll, "Product Profiles," 1/04, p. 110
Tei Bench by Keystone Ridge Designs, Inc., part of the Cultural Traditions line
  Dog Park Pride: Seating in Style, "Product Profiles," 1/04, p. 111

MAKERS ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 68

MAKIOKA, KAZUO
A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 70

MANDELBROT, BENOIT
Creating a Garden at Chaumont, 12/04, p. 90

MANIERE, ROSELINE
One Big Turn-On, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26

MANN, JAMES
Are a Client's Choices Open to Criticism? "Letters," 1/04, p. 14

MAN/NATURE RELATIONSHIP--GENERAL
Nature by Design: People, Natural Process, and Ecological Restoration, by Eric Higgs, "Books," 11/04, p. 132
Design science
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48

MANNING, RICK, ASLA
Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 78

MANNING, WARREN
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 116, 119
Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, pp. 226, 227, 228

MAPS AND MAPPING SYSTEMS--IN DESIGN PROCESS
General
  Hitting the Charts, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 34
General, fire risk and prevention
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 61
Red Wing, Minnesota, Mississippi River waterfront development
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 95


MAPS AND MAPPING--SPECIFIC MAPS
California Fire Hazard Severity Scale
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, pp. 56, 61-62
Twin Cities Knowledge Maps
  Hitting the Charts, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 34
  "Twin Cities Odorama: A Smell Map of Minneodorous and Scent Paul"
   Hitting the Charts, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 34
 
MAPS IN THE LANDSCAPE--IN DESIGN
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 46, 47
560 Mission Street plaza, South of Market Area (SOMA), San Francisco, California
  Mission Statement, 1/04, p. 79
Grand River Center entry plaza, Mississippi River Walk, Dubuque, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 88, 90
Mendell School, Roxbury, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 125
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, pp. 130, 131
O'Donnell Elementary School, East Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 30
Pedestrian Mall, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 80, 85

MARAGALL, PASQUAL
Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 27, 33

MARCH, MISTY
Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 114

MARCUS, BERNIE
Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 34, 35

MARGULIES, ESTHER, ASLA
Spiral Impact, 4/04, pp. 117, 118

MARIE-VICTORIN
Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, p. 28

MARIN, RICHARD "CHEECH"
Diggin' It, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 20

MARINAS--SPECIFIC
Bay Harbor quarry-reclamation project, Petoskey, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, p. 26
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54

MARKEN, BILL
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 96

MARMIROLI, BRUNO
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117

MARR, ALI HOLMAN
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118

MARRIOTT, PAUL DANIEL
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 96

MARSH, STANLEY
Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24

MARSHALL, DICK, ASLA
Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, pp. 84, 86-87

MARSHALL, RICHARD
Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100

MARTIGNONI, JIMENA
Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 158-165 (author)
Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38-40, 42-43 (co-author)

MARTIN, CHRISTOPHER W.
The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 160

MARTIN, FRANK EDGERTON
Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, pp. 126-129 (author)
Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, pp. 58, 60, 62, 64 (author)
Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, pp. 118-121 (author)
The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, pp. 38, 40, 42, 44-45 (author)
City Symmetries, "Design," 6/04, pp. 46, 48-51 (author)
Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, pp. 48, 50, 52 (author)
A Garden Palette for a Northern City, "Design," 5/04, p. 52 (author)
Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54 (author)
Lessons for Updating Pedestrian Malls, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 82 (author)
Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 124-127 (author)
Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 52, 54, 56-57 (author)
A Softer Side of Formalism, "Shared Wisdom," 5/04, pp. 126-129
Tips [on mining reclamation and land-use planning], "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 127 (author)
With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 76, 78, 80, 82, 84-85 (author)
Working with a Restoration Ecologist, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121 (author)

MARTINO, STEVE, FASLA
Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48, 50
Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 175
Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 125

MARTON, DEBORAH
Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 66

MARTSCHENKO, ANDREW
I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24 (author)

MARYLAND--LOCATIONS
Andrews Air Force Base
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 64, 66, 68, 70
Baltimore
  Montgomery Park Business Center (former Montgomery Ward Catalog Building)
   Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 58, 61
   Green roof
    Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 58, 60-61
  Tide Point
   LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 36
Cambridge
  Sailwinds Visitors Center
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 76
Chesapeake Bay
  Meadowland, 1/04, p. 87
  Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 52
Sherwood
  Van Sweden residence
   Meadowland, 1/04, pp. 84-91
South Mountain Battlefield
  Cell tower installation
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, pp. 76, 78

MARYMAN, BRICE
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 64, 66-70, 72-75 (co-author)

MASSACHUSETTS--LOCATIONS
Agawam
  Six Flags theme park
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 121
Ayer
  Auto junkyard
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 123
Boston
  General
   Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 19, 20
   Gaining Ground: A History of Landmaking in Boston, by Nancy S. Seasholes, "Books," 4/04, p. 139
   Schoolyards
    Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 120-121
  Boston College
   World Trade Center 9-11-01 Alumni Memorial Labyrinth
    Path of Solace, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 24
  Boston Common
   The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
  What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 144
Central Artery and Tunnel Project ("The Big Dig")
   Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162-164
   Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, pp. 19-20, 22-25
   Rumors of Our Feud Are Greatly Exaggerated, "Letters," 7/04, p. 18
   Chinatown Parks
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, p. 164
   North End Parks
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, p. 164
   Rose Kennedy Greenway
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 20
   Wharf District Parks
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163, 164
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 22
    "Wharf District, Boston," by Qing Luo, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
     Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 56, 60
  Charles River Esplanade
   The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 34, 36
  Fidelity offices
   People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 142-143
  First Christian Science Church
   Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 108-115
   Christian Science Plaza
    Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 109-112
    Seasonal plantings project
     A Designer's Plant Notes, 5/04, p. 113
     Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 108-109, 110-111, 112-113
   Mary Baker Eddy Library
    Entry Courtyard
     Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 108, 113-115
  Pembroke Realty Headquarters
   People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 142, 144
  Shaw Memorial
   Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Brighton
  Mary Hale School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118-119
Mary Lyon School
   Extreme Makover, 7/04, p. 125
Cambridge
  Coolidge Avenue
   The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 98
  Franklin Street Park
   One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 28, 30, 32, 34
   Bright Morning by Murray Dewart
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, p. 30
   Eye of the Buddha by Murray Dewart
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 30, 32
   Franklin Gate by Murray Dewart
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 28, 30
   Kyrie Gate by Murray Dewart
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 30
  Mount Auburn Cemetery
   The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 96, 97, 98
   Garden by Julie Moir Messervy
    Constructing a Language of Gardens, "Shared Wisdom," 2/04, pp. 120, 121
   Halcyon Lake
    The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 98, 99
   Maple Avenue
    The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 96-101
    Benjamin Thompson Memorial
     The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 101
    Mary Baker Eddy Memorial
     The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 98, 99
Charlestown
  Warren Prescott School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 123
Chesterwood
  Installation by Karen Giusti
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 88
Concord
  Minute Man National Historical Park
    Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 132, 135
  Old Manse
   Wastewater-treatment system
    Growing Away Wastewater, "Ecology," 1/04, p. 46
Walden Pond
   Walden Pond: A History, by W. Barksdale Maynard, "Noteworthy," 6/04, p. 127
Dorchester
  Everett School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 124-125
East Boston
  O'Donnell Elementary School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 121-122
Lawrence
  Head Start Adventure Playground
   A Different Way to Play, "Details," 8/04, pp. 130, 132-133
Lincoln
  "Land Matters," 1/04, p. 9
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, pp. 100-103
Lowell
  Silresim Superfund Redevelopment Study
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
Nantucket Sound
  Proposed wind farm
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 78
Newton
  Mount Ida College
   Portable Forests by Vaughn Elizabeth Bell
    Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
    Portable Forest--Rooted
     Corrections, "Letters," 7/04, p. 19
     Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
Roslindale
  Sumner School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 126, 127
Roxbury
  Mendell School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 125
  The Nathan Hale School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 120, 121, 123, 124
Sherborn
  Whitney Farm
   Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
South Boston
  Condon School
   Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
  Waterfront
   People's Park or Disposable Landscape? Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 142, 143
   Commonwealth Flats Strategic Plan
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 80, 84
   Eastport Park ("Ned's Park")
    People's Park or Disposable Landscape, "Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 142-144
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 78
   Manulife Financial Headquarters
    People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 142
   South Boston Maritime Park
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 80, 82, 84-89
Stockbridge
  Naumkeag (estate of Mabel Choate)
   Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, pp. 14, 16
   Afternoon Garden
    Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 16
   Evergreen Garden
    Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, pp. 14, 16
Truro
  LeBlanc/Monnahan residence
   Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, pp. 36, 38-42
Wellesley
  Massachusetts Horticultural Society Headquarters
   Weezie's Garden
    Constructing a Language of Gardens, "Shared Wisdom," 2/04, pp. 119-120
  Wellesley College
   Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121
   Campus Landscape Master Plan
    What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 149-150
Weston
  Village Center
   Wastewater-treatment system
    Growing Away Wastewater, "Ecology," 1/04, p. 46

MATERLIK, FRAUKE
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118

MATHESON, MARY PAT
Through a Glass, Chihuly, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26

MATTHEWS, MALCOLM
Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 122

MAXMAN, SUSAN
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 143, 144, 146-147, 148-149, 150, 153-154, 155-156

MAYER/REED, PORTLAND, OREGON
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102
Remembered Rain, "Ecology," 9/04, p. 63

MAYNARD, PENELOPE
Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 108

MAYNARD, W. BARKSDALE
Walden Pond: A History, "Noteworthy," 6/04, p. 127 (author)

MAYO WOODLANDS, LLC.
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107

MAYS, VERNON
Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, pp. 38, 40-42, 44, 46-47 (author)

MAZES AND LABYRINTHS--IN DESIGN
General
  Path of Solace, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 24
Cotton Would Be an Amazing Treehouse by Gary Hittle, "Totally Terrific Treehouse" Exhibition, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, Chaska, Minnesota
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 48, 50, 51
Red Butte Garden (RBG) and State Arboretum Children's Garden, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 51
Thanksgiving Point Children's Garden, near Lehi, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
World Trade Center 9-11-01 Alumni Memorial Labyrinth, Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts
  Path of Solace, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 24

MAZES AND LABYRINTHS--SPECIFIC
Cathedral Labyrinth and Sacred Garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 41
Double Star: Antares by Athena Tacha, Hyde Park neighborhood, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26

MEDLIN, LARRY
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 83

MEHAFFEY, SCOTT A., ASLA
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, p. 16 (author)
Restoring American Gardens: An Encyclopedia of Heirloom Ornamental Plants, 1640-1940, by Denise Wiles Adams, "Books," 7/04, p. 134 (reviewer)

MEIER, RICHARD
The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 164
Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 40

MEJIA, JAMES
Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 89, 91, 92

MELDMAN, SUZANNE CARTER
Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 97
Due Credit, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12

MELENDREZ BABALAS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 38
Office Park Oasis, "Design," 9/04, p. 40

MELNICK, ROBERT, FASLA
The CEOs of Academia, "Editor's Choice," 10/04, pp. 40, 42, 44, 45

MENINO, THOMAS, MAYOR OF BOSTON
Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 6/04, p. 20
Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 118, 120

MENOMONEE VALLEY PARTNERS, INC. (MVP), MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 56, 58, 60

MESA DESIGN GROUP, DALLAS, TEXAS
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107

MESSERVY, JULIE NOIR
Constructing a Language of Gardens, "Shared Wisdom," 2/04, pp. 118, 119, 120, 121

METAL--IN DESIGN
General
  Nerves of Steel, "Details," 6/04, pp. 122, 125
General, bronze
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
General, fire risk and prevention
  Transition Zone to Reduce Risk, "Plants," 5/04, p. 60
General, monuments and memorials
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
General, skateparks
  The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 85-86, 87, 88
California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters forecourt, Sacramento, California
  You Call This Stewardship? "Letters," 6/04, p. 17
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 150
Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve, Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, p. 106
Daily Telegraph Reflective Garden, 1999 Chelsea Flower Show, London, England
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86
Disney Concert Hall (DCH), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, pp. 150, 151, 152
Double Star: Antares by Athena Tacha, Hyde Park neighborhood, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
"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, pp. 108, 109
Festival of the Garden, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  "Further from Nature" garden by Wolfgang and Heron (Wolfgang Buttress and Fiona Heron)
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 116
  "Hole in the Ground" garden by James Alexander Sinclair
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117
  "The Otherworld Garden" by Mira Engler
   An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 123
  "Some Things Will Not Grow" garden by Lesley Kennedy
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 119
  "Wind Shore" garden by L'Atelier (Bruno Marmiroli, Patrick Genty, and Jerome Tesseyre)
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117
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, 81
Fingerspan Bridge, Wissahickon Creek, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 176
Franklin Street Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  Fences
   One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, p. 30
   Franklin Gate by Murray Dewart
   One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 28, 30
  Playground
   One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 30, 32
Garden by Yoji Sasaki, Conerstone Garden, Festival, Sonoma, California
  Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26
Head Start Adventure Playground, Lawrence, Massachusetts
  A Different Way to Play, "Details," 8/04, p. 132
Hilltop Residence entry garden, Richmond, Vermont
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, pp. 114, 116
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New  York
  Transparent Solution, 2/04, pp. 104-105
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 100
International Festival of Gardens 2004, Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  "Butterfly" garden by Eleonora Zilianti, Ilaria Rossi Doria, and Chiara Principe
   Creating a Garden at Chaumont, 12/04, p. 90
"Des/ordonnance" garden by Stephane Bertrand and Jasmin Corbeil
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 88
  "La logique du tournesol" ("the logic of sunflowers") garden by Anna Costa and Carlo Contesso
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 93
  "Metaphores" garden by Istituto Quasar (M. G. Ciaci, S. Greco, P. Lattanzio)
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 94
Interstate 89 rest areas, Williston, Vermont
  Right off the Farm, "Details," 1/04, pp. 104, 106, 107
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, p. 22
Machinist's garden, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
Mary Baker Eddy Library entry courtyard benches, First Christian Science Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 113, 114
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor
   Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 102, 104-105
  Lurie Garden
   Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 102, 104
Pritzker Pavilion orchestra shell
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 94, 103
BP Pedestrian Bridge
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 101
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 88
The Nathan Hale School, Roxbury, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 118
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, 110, 115
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 132
O'Donnell Elementary School, East Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
Pedestrian Mall, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 80
Peeler Arts Center sculptures by Nancy Bowen, DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana
  Campus Craft, "Details," 11/04, p. 129
Pepper residence,  Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  General, lighting fixtures
   Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 48
  South terrace
   Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, pp. 44, 46, 48
  West terrace
   Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 48
Private residence, Sacramento, California
  Reflected Shade, "Details," 2/04, pp. 122, 124
Residence of Para (former governor's palace), Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 163, 164
Rockefeller University, New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 111
  Peggy Rockefeller Plaza (South Plaza)
   Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 110, 112
   Nerves of Steel, "Details," 6/04, pp. 122, 124-125
Saitama Plaza, Saitama, Japan
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102
Sculptures by Edward L. Pryce, FASLA
  Sculpting with Spirit, "Shared Wisdom," 12/04, p. 117
Sigmund Stern Grove, San Francisco, California
Makeover, Not Extreme, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 20
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, 11/04, p. 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, p. 86
Staples Center, Los Angeles, California
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 38
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Figure 4 by Arnaldo Pomodoro
   Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92-93
  Sculpture by George Rickey
   Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94
  Spider by Louise Bourgeois
   Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 99
  Three People and Four Park Benches [also listed as Three Figures and Four Benches] by George Segal
   Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 99
  Virlane Tower by Kenneth Snelson
   Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94
Tarot Garden sculpture park by Niki de Saint Phalle, Garavicchio, Italy
  Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 41
This Is the Place State Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 98
Tobin exhibit sculptures, Hancock Park/La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 26, 33
  Bones series
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
  Doors series
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 28, 30, 33
  Roots series
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
  Termites Mounds series
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 32
Trail of Dreams, Trail of Ghosts, De Vargas Park/Frenchy's Park, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  With a Trace, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 124
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 70
  Aviary
   A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 73, 75, 76
Walker Art Center Sculpture Garden, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 65, 71

METAL--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
A&T IronWorks, Inc., fencing and Orsogril grating
  History Lessons: Safe and Surround, "Product Profiles," 4/04, p. 141
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, p. 110
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
GameTime skatepark products
  Corrections, "Letters," 7/04, pp. 18-19
Greenscreen trellis panels
  Let's Go Outside: Enjoying the View, "Product Profiles," 10/04, p. 187
Hinkley Lighting bollards
  History Lessons: Light Style, "Product Profiles," 4/04, pp. 140-141
Jakob Stainless Steel netting arrays
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 85
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
Rainbow Row Collection by Charleston Gardens
  History Lessons: Garden Repose, "Product Profiles," 4/04, p. 140
Ravenna Accent Light and The Highlighter by Kim Lighting
  Luminous Landscapes: Flashy Foliage, "Product Profiles," 9/04, p. 132
SpaceCable construction material by Landscape Structures, Inc.
  Let's Go Outside: More Climbing, "Product Profiles," 10/04, pp. 186-187

METAPHOR--IN DESIGN
General
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 40
General, gardens
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 33, 34
The Angel of the Water by Emma Stebbins, Bethesda Fountain, Central Park, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, p. 178
  Going with the Flow, 10/04, p. 171
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia entrance lighting banner poles, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 78
Cadillac Ranch by Stanley Marsh, Amarillo, Texas
  Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters forecourt, Sacramento, California
  Spiral Impact, 4/04, pp. 116, 117, 118
Carol's Garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 44
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 150
Cenotaph memorial, Whitehall, London, England
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 28, 30
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
Daily Telegraph Reflective Garden, 1999 Chelsea Flower Show, London, England
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 85-86
Disney Concert Hall (DCH), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 151
Double Star: Antares by Athena Tacha, Hyde Park neighborhood, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Falling Star, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 26
Eastport Park ("Ned's Park"), South Boston, Massachusetts
  People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 144
Eldorado Park Aquatic and Fitness Center, Scottsdale, Arizona
  Floating World, "Details," 5/04, pp. 130, 132
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
  Story Totem Garden
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 47-48
Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 161
Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  "Daisy the Indicator of Love Power" garden by Die LandschaftsArchitect (Petra Bittkau and Friedrich Bartfelder)
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117
  "Dust to Dust" garden by Brodie McAllister
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 119
  "Haven 2" garden by Clive Warwick
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 116
  "Red Cabbage Garden" by Stephen Wenlock
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 114
  "Some Things Will Not Grow" garden by Lesley Kennedy
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 118, 119
  "Sustainable Garden Design" garden by Eline Hansen and Paul Bradford
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 119
  "Time Looms" garden by Jessica Read and Frauke Materlik
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118
  "Wind Shore" garden by L'Atelier (Bruno Marmiroli, Patrick Genty, and Jerome Tesseyre)
   Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, pp. 117, 118
Fingerspan Bridge, Wissahickon Creek, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, pp. 176-177
Garden by Mark Rios, ASLA, Cornerstone Festival of Gardens 2004, Sonoma, California
  Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26
Garden of First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 28, 33, 34, 35
Garden of Stones Holocaust Memorial, Museum of Jewish Heritage, Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, pp. 114, 115, 116-117
Gilgal Gardens, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
Grand River Center entry plaza, Missisippi River Walk, Dubuque, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 90
Hilltop Residence entry garden, Richmond, Vermont
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, p. 112
Hudson River Park Pier 45, New York, New York
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 101
International Festival of Gardens 2004, Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  "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
  "La malediction d'Agamemnon" ("the curse of Agamemnon") garden by Charles Jencks
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 86, 87
  "Metaphores" garden by Istituto Quasar (M. G. Ciaci, S. Greco, P. Lattanzio)
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 94
  "Mikado" garden by Caroline de Sauvage, Elodie Gourrier, and Vincent Gillier
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, pp. 84, 85
  "Termitaria" garden by Melissa Twyford and students of the Ryde School of Horticulture, Australia
   Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 93
Interstate 89 rest areas, Williston, Vermont
  Right off the Farm, "Details," 1/04, pp. 104, 106, 107
Korean ambassador's residence, Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, p. 43
Le Desert de Retz sculpture garden, Chambourcy, France
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82
Little Sparta garden, Dunsyre, Lanarkshire, Scotland
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, p. 33
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 104, 105
  Fountain
   Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 104-105
Lurie Garden, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 104
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, 113, 114, 115
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, pp. 130, 131, 132
Papago Park artwork by Jody Pinto and Steve Martino, Phoenix, Arizona
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, p. 175
Pedestrian Mall "Weatherdance" fountain and plaza, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 78, 80, 82, 85
Piazza d'Italia, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 105, 107
Pine Island Estate, St. Lawrence Seaway, New York
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 85
"Ping Pong Plaza," by Buster Simpson, Rosetta Inpharmics Laboratories, Seattle, Washington
  Nice Leg, Dr. Einstein, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 34
Portable Forest--Rooted by Vaughn Bell, Newton, Massachusetts
  Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24
Saitama Plaza, Saitama, Japan
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102
Seven Canyons Fountains, Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 100, 103
Silver Strand Trail, San Diego, California
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78, 79
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, 11/04, pp. 82, 89
  Perspective: Design by Committee at Its Worst, "Practice," 11/04, p. 84
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 80, 85, 86-87, 88
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 125, 126, 128, 129
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
Tarot Garden by Niki de Saint Phalle, Garavicchio, Italy
  Monument to Metmorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 36, 38, 42
  Emperor, Card IV
   Monument to Metmorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 42
  Empress, Card III
   Monument to Metmorphosis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 41, 42
  Star, Card XVII
   Monument to Metmorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 40
Tobin exhibition, Page Museum, Hancock Park/La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 33
  Bones series
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
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
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 62, 68, 73, 74
  Gardens of South Tyrol
   A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 74
  Sun Gardens
Schlerophyllous forest
    A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 73
Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
  Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 22
Villa Orsini sculpture garden, Bomaro, Italy
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82
Washington Monument, Washington, D.C.
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Water Plaza, Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve, Coffee Creek Center, Chesteron, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, p. 106
Waterway 15 "boat bench" by Carl Lind, Lake Union, Seattle, Washington
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 92, 93
Weezie's Garden, Massachusetts Horticultural Society Headquarters, Wellesley, Massachusetts
  Constructing a Language of Gardens, "Shared Wisdom," 2/04, p. 119
World Trade Center Memorial designed by Michael Arad and Peter Walker, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
  Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 20

METZ, KRISTEN
Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 123

METZGER, MARCO
The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, pp. 52, 57, 58, 59

MEXICO--LOCATIONS
General
  U.S../Mexico borderlands
   "Urbanization in Binational Watersheds in the U.S./Mexico Borderlands: Open Space Design Proposal for a Regenerative Future," by Karen Lyding, Student ASLA, and Emily Roddy, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
    Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 60
Aguascalientes
  El Cedazo Park
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 85
Yucatan
  Chichen Itza
   Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 13

MEYER, DAVID, ASLA
An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 120

MEYER, KIRK
Extreme Makeover, 7/04, pp. 120, 121, 122-123, 125, 126-127

MEYER, MARY HOCKENBERRY
A Brief History, "Plants," 6/04, p. 54 (author)
Recommendations for Use [Miscanthus], "Plants," 6/04, p. 59 (author
Split Personality, "Plants," 6/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 58-59 (author)

MEYER, PETER MORROW
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 122

MEYER, SCHERER, AND ROCKCASTLE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86

MIA LEHRER + ASSOCIATES, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Spiral Impact, 4/04, pp. 116, 117

MICELI KULIK WILLIAMS AND ASSOCIATES, NORTH RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY/NEW YORK, NEW YORK
How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99

MICHAELSON, GUY, ASLA
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 69, 75

MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURGH ASSOCIATES (MVVA)
Are Landscape Architects Creating Great Public Spaces? "Letters," 1/04, p. 11
Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121
How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99
It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, p. 9
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 149-150

MICHIGAN--LOCATIONS
Brighton
  Buno Road Project
   Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 125, 126
Dearborn
  Ford Motor Company Rouge Center
   The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 16, 18
   Truck Plant
    Green roof
     The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 16, 18, 20-21, 22-23
     "Green Fields" Present New Challenges, "Letters," 3/04, pp. 10, 11
     "Land Matters," 11/04, p. 13
Detroit
  Belle Isle
   Historic Belle Isle Master Plan
    Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 106-107
  North Corktown neighborhood
   "North Corktown Design Handbook," by Jason Braidwood, Student ASLA, Paul Coseo, Student ASLA, Christopher Cox, Student ASLA, Jen-Jia Huang, Student ASLA, Jessica Kenzie, Student ASLA, Joanna Paine, Student ASLA, Derek Roberts, Student ASLA, Ben Smith, Student ASLA, Ethan Solomon, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
     Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 46, 56, 58
Ottawa County/Grand Rapids
  Mining-reclamation project
   Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 125-126
Petoskey
  Bay Harbor quarry-reclamation project
   Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125
Tecumseh
  CTE Project
   Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 18, 20, 23

MIDWESTERN UNITED STATES
Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, pp. 118, 119

MIELKE, STEVE
Oaks Folks, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 24

MIES VAN DER ROHE, LUDWIG
The Garden of Cosmic Speculation, by Charles Jencks, "Books," 5/04, p. 135
"Professional Matters," 4/04, p. 22

MILEY, ROBERT
The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 47

MILITARY FACILITIES (ACTIVE AND DECOMMISSIONED) AND BATTLEFIELDS--GENERAL
Security
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 64, 66, 68
War fortifications
  Professional Matters, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 24

MILITARY FACILITIES (ACTIVE AND DECOMMISSIONED) AND BATTLEFIELDS--SPECIFIC
Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 64, 66, 68, 70
Camp Leach (U.S. Army training facility, decommissioned, now Korean ambassador's residence), Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 38-39, 40
Fort Lawton (now Discovery Park), Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 52, 56, 57
Fort Sheridan, Illinois
  Residential redevelopment
   Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 92-99
   Due Credit, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34, 36
  King's Garden
   Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34-36, 38, 40-43
San Jacinto Battlefield, Houston, Texas
  The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, pp. 57-58

MILLER, BILL
Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, pp. 72, 75

MILLER, CHARLIE
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 20, 21

MILLER, IRWIN J.
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 119, 120

MILLER, JEANNIE
Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, pp. 90, 92-95 (co-author)

MILLER, JOE, ASLA
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, p. 18 (author)

MILLER, PATRICK A., FASLA
Simulating Alternatives, "Technology," 9/04, p. 80
Online Classrooms, "Technology," 2/04, p. 77

MILLER, TOM
The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 86, 93
Skateparks at a Dead End, "Planning," 9/04, pp. 68, 70, 72-74 (author)

MILLIKEN, ROGER
Survivors, "Riprap," 5/04, p. 34

MILLS, NICOLAUS
Their Last Battle: The Fight for the National World War II Memorial, by Nicolaus Mills, "Noteworthy," 7/04, p. 135

MILLWARD, LANCE
Yes to Custom Site Furniture, "Letters," 9/04, p. 16 (author)

MINIMALISM--IN DESIGN
General
  Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, pp. 20, 22
General, monuments and memorials
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 22, 24
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 152
Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 22, 24
World Trade Center Memorial designed by Michael Arad and Peter Walker, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 22, 24
  Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, p. 20

MINING, MINING LANDSCAPES, AND QUARRIES--RECLAMATION AND REDESIGN OF--GENERAL
General
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 124, 125, 126, 127
  "Strip Mine Reclamation," by Katie Paquette, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 48-49, 58
Conversion to parkland
  Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 52
Land-use and master planning
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 124, 125, 126, 127

MINING, MINING LANDSCAPES, AND QUARRIES--RECLAMATION AND REDESIGN OF--SPECIFIC PROJECTS
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
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
CTE Project, Tecumseh, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 125
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 50, 52, 54, 56-58
Madison Lakes quarry-reclamation project, Dayton, Ohio
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 126
Ottawa County, Michigan, Park and Recreation Department mining-reclamation project, Grand Rapids, Michigan
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 125-126
Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 103
Tarot Garden sculpture park by Niki de Saint Phalle, Garavicchio, Italy
  Monument to Metamorphsis, "Design," 8/04, pp. 40-41

MINNESOTA--LOCATIONS
General
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, pp. 118, 119
Cannon Valley Trail
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 95
Chaska
  Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
   "Totally Terrific Treehouse" Exhibition
    Cotton Would Be an Amazing Treehouses by Gary Hittle
     Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86
    Tree Scarves by Meyer, Scherer, and Rockcastle
     Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 86
Edina
  YMCA Tri-City Skatepark
   The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 88
Farmington
  Prairie Waterway
   Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, p. 108
Hopkins
  Minnehaha Creek neighborhood
   Oaks Folks, "Riprap," 7/04, pp. 22, 24
Little Falls
  "Natural and Cultural Systems: A Small Town's Framework for the Future," by Brad Aldrich, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 60, 61
Minneapolis
  General
   Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
  General, parks
   The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
  Cedar Lake
   Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
Federal Courthouse Plaza (FCP)
   Dan Kiley's Tampa Project: A Failure of Design, "Letters," 5/04, p. 19
   In Defense of Martha, "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
  General Mills Corporate Headquarters
   Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 98, 99
  Guthrie Theater
   Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
  Kenilworth Canal
   Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
   Kenilworth Canal residence
    Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, pp. 48, 50, 52
  Lake Nokomis
   Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 52
Lake of the Isles
   Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, p. 48
  Loring Greenway
    Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
Minneapolis Grand Round parkway system
   Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 46
  Nicolett Mall
   Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 30, 32, 35, 36
Orchestra Hall
Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 30, 34
Peavey Plaza
   Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 30, 32, 34-37
  Private residence
   City Symmetries, "Design," 6/04, pp. 46, 48-51
  Walker Art Center
   Sculpture Garden
    Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, pp. 20, 22
  Wild Meadows residential development
   Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55
Minnehaha Creek
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Pike Creek
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Red Wing
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 94, 95
  Levee Park
   Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86, 93, 94-95
Rochester
  Mayo Woodlands residential development
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
Saint Paul
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86-89
  Downtown
   Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 87, 89
  Minnesota Zoo
   "Asian North Trail" exhibit
    Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, p. 129
    "Gateway to the Asian North" exhibit
     Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, pp. 126, 128
     "Tiger Lair" exhibit
      Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, pp. 127-128, 129
   "Lemurs: Ghosts of Madagascar" exhibit
    Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, p. 126
  Mississippi River waterfront development
   Harriet Island Regional Park
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 87, 89
   Hidden Falls/Crosby Farm
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 86
   Rice Park
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 89
    Landmark Plaza
     Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 86, 89
   Watergate Marina
    Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 86
Two Harbors
  Agate Bay
   Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Woodbury
  State Farm corporate campus
   Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 119

MIRALLES, ENRIC
Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 26, 27, 28, 30, 33

MIRRORS AND OTHER REFLECTIVE SURFACES--IN DESIGN
General
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 129
Brown residence garden, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  A Garden Teahouse, "Details," 7/04, p. 132
Cancer Research UK Life Garden, Chelsea Flower Show 2004, London, England
  Mosaics Underfoot, "Details," 12/04, p. 120
Christian Science Plaza, First Christian Science Church, Boston, Massachusetts
  Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 110
Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 94, 102, 104-105
560 Mission Street plaza, South of Market Area (SOMA), San Francisco, California
  Mission Statement, 1/04, p. 79
"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
Hilltop Residence entry garden, Richmond, Vermont
  Band of Light, "Details," 3/04, p. 112
King's Garden, Fort Ticonderoga, New York
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 40, 43
Oak Lawn Triangle, Dallas, Texas
  Small Deal in Texas, "Riprap," 8/04, p. 22
Private residence, Sacramento, California
  Reflected Shade, "Details," 2/04, pp. 122, 124
Rockefeller University, New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 113
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the  Whispers of Chidlren's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 129
Tarot Garden sculpture park by Niki de Saint Phalle, Caravicchio, Italy
  Monument to  Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 42
  Empress, Card III
   Monument to  Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 41
  Falling Tower
   Monument to  Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 42
  Magician, Card I
   Monument to  Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 41
Vaux-le-Vicomte garden by Andre Le Notre, France
  The Baroque Landscape: Andre Le Notre & Vaux-le-Vicomte, by Michael Brix, "Books," 9/04, p. 130

MISS, MARY
Professional Matters," "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22

MISSISSIPPI--LOCATIONS
Carriere
  Long estate
   Andre B. Good, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 32

MISSOURI--LOCATIONS
Kansas City
  Crown Center
   A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 123
St. Louis
  General
   "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  Forest Park
   "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
   Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
   A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 108-117
   "River Returns" project
    "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. 108-117
    Art Hill
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 112, 113, 116
     St. Louis Museum of Art
      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, 116
    Boathouse
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 115, 116
    Bowl Lake
     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
    The Cascades
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 113
    Deer Lake
     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
    Golf course
     Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 111, 117
    Grand Basin
     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
    Jefferson Lake
     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
    Nathan Frank Bandstand
     Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 108-109, 114
    Pagoda Circle
     Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 108-109, 114, 115, 117
    Pagoda Lake
     A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 108-109, 113, 114, 117
    Post-Dispatch Lake
     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
    Steinberg Skating Rink
     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
  Jefferson National Expansion Memorial/Gateway Arch
   A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 122, 123

MITCHELL, JOHN H.
Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, p. 158

MITCHELL-WOODS, SANDY
Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 127

MITHUN ARCHITECTS DESIGNERS AND PLANNERS, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 68, 69

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT--IN DESIGN
General
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 116
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24
Chelsea Piers, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 163, 164
Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 26, 27, 33-34, 35
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 116
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 107, 109, 110
  Cityside Harbor District
   Futurescape, 8/04, p. 111
Menomonee River Valley redesign, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 58
Seattle, Washington, Central Waterfront (Puget Sound) redesign charrettes
  Colman Dock ferry terminal
   In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 73, 75
  Terminal 46
   In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 73, 75
   Team Urban + Bio Diversity design
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 75
South Boston, Massachusetts
   Commonwealth Flats Strategic Plan
   User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 84

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT--SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTS
Coffee Creek Center mixed-use development, Chesterton, Indiana
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 50, 52
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 100, 102, 110
42nd Street Maritime District, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 164
Puerto Madero, Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 39

MIZER, HEATH
Possible Dreams: Soil Laboratory, 12/04, p. 110

MODELS AND MODELING--IN THE DESIGN PROCESS
General
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, pp. 109-110
  Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, pp. 76, 78, 80-83
  Computational fluid dynamics
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 80
  Finite-element analysis (FEA)
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 80
  Particle flow modeling
   Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 80
Arlington, Virginia, sewage-treatment plant, designed by Mary Miss
  Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 26, 31
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 46
Nantucket Sound proprosed wind farm, Massachusetts
  Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, p. 78
South Mountain Battlefield, Maryland, cell tower installation proposal
  Model Behavior, "Technology," 8/04, pp. 76, 78
"Tiger Lair" exhibit, Minnesota Zoo, Saint Paul, Minnesota
  Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, p. 128

MODERNISM AND MODERNIST LANDSCAPES
General
  A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 116
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 84
General, street furniture
  Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 93
State Street pedestrian mall, Madison, Wisconsin
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 84

MOJADIDI, KOUKABA
Possible Dreams: Sun and Wind, 12/04, p. 108

MOLINE, LAWRENCE, FASLA
Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 151

MOLNAR, DONALD J., FASLA
How Can We Turn Students into Productive Professionals? "Letters," 8/04, pp. 13-14 (author)

MONEO, JOSE RAFAEL
Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, pp. 150, 151, 152

MONNAHAN, KELLY
Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, pp. 36, 41, 42

MONTANA--LOCATIONS
West Yellowstone
  "Land Matters," 5/04, p. 17

MONTERUSSO, MIKE
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, p. 22

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS--DESIGN OF
General
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, p. 111
  "Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11
  "Land Matters," 12/04, p. 13
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 44
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 22, 24
  Should the World Trade Center Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, pp. 20, 22
  Witold Rybczynski on Ground Zero, "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
Buildings materials
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Holocaust memorials
  Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, pp. 115, 116
Inscription of names
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 22
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 131
War memorials
  Did Fascist Aesthetics Win the War? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 14, 16
  Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, p. 160
  "Land Matters," 7/04, p. 11
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 115-116
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 22, 24
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, pp. 130-131

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS--SPECIFIC
AIDS Memorial Grove, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 46
Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, Boise, Idaho
  "Land Matters," 12/04, p. 13
Bethesda Fountain, Central Park, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Cenotaph memorial by Edwin Lutyens, Whitehall, London, England
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Chicago Police Memorial, Chicago, Illinois
  Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 98
Columbine High School massacre monument, Littleton, Colorado (proposed)
  "Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11
First World War Memorial designed by Edwin Lutyens, Thiepval, France
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 21
Garden of Stones Holocaust Memorial, Museum of Jewish Heritage, Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, pp. 114-117
Irish Hunger Memorial, Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 38-39
  "Land Matters," 12/04, p. 13
  Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, p. 42
Iwo Jima Memorial (Marine Corps Memorial), Arlington, Virginia
  "Land Matters," 7/04, p. 11
Japanese-American Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  "Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial/Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Missouri
  A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 122, 123
Korean War Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, p. 158
Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 24
Maple Avenue memorials and markers, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 96, 98, 99
  Benjamin Thompson Memorial
   The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 101
  Mary Baker Eddy Memorial
   The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 98, 99
Memory Grove, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
National World War II Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Did Fascist Aesthetics Win the War? "Letters," 9/04, pp. 14, 16
  Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, pp. 158, 160
  "Land Matters," 7/04, p. 11
  Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 108-117
  Their Last Battle: The Fight for the National World War II Memorial, by Jonathan Fineberg, "Noteworthy," 7/04, p. 135
  Circle of Remembrance
   Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 113, 116
  Freedom Wall
   Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 108, 110, 113
  Rainbow Pool
   Room with a View, 7/04, pp. 108, 111, 112, 115
Nelson's Column, Trafalgar Square, London, England
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 24
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, pp. 130-132
Quilt of Remembrance (1996 Olympic Games bombing), Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, p. 28
Shaw Memorial, Boston, Massachusetts
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  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
This Is the Place State Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 97, 98
Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Did Fascist Aesthetics Win the War? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
  Grand but Bland, "Critic at Large," 7/04, p. 160
  "Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 112
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
  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
Washington Monument, Washington, D.C.
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, pp. 70, 72
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
  Security Built In, "Design," 3/04, p. 16
  Underground visitors center and security-screening facility
   Security Built In, "Design," 3/04, p. 16
World Trade Center Memorial, New York, New York
  Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, p. 111
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 20-22, 24
  Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, pp. 20, 22
  Witold Rybczynski on Ground Zero, "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Design by Daniel Libeskind
   Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 22
  Design by Michael Arad and Peter Walker, FASLA
   Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 20, 22, 24

MOODY, KIRT
Campus Craft, "Details," 11/04, p. 128

MOON, CARY
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 69

MOORE, CHARLES
Icons Revisited: That '70s Show, 5/04, pp. 104, 105, 106, 107

MOORE, HENRY
Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 94, 98
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 89
Objects in a Garden, 3/04, pp. 82-83

MORRIS, HUGH
Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 68, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78-81 (co-author)

MORRIS, PAUL F., FASLA
Should the World Trade Center Memorial Interpret 9/11 for Us? "Letters," 5/04, pp. 20, 22 (author)

MORRISON, DARREL, FASLA
Meadowland, 1/04, pp. 87, 88, 89
A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 116

MORTON, PHIL
An American at Westonbirt, 11/04, p. 121

MOSKO, MARTIN HAKUBAI
Landscape as Spirit: Creating a Contemplative Garden, "Noteworthy," 10/04, p. 185

MOST DEPENDABLE FOUNTAINS, ARLINGTON, TENNESSEE
Model 325 SM Pet Comfort Station
  Dog Park Pride: Creature Features, "Product Profiles," 1/04, p. 110

MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY CORPORATION, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS
The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 98

MOVEMENT--IN DESIGN
General
  Landscape Design and the Experience of Motion, edited by Michel Conan, "Books," 11/04, pp. 132-133
Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, p. 161

MOZINGO, LOUISE
Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 16

MUELLER, JONATHAN (JON), ASLA
Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, pp. 13-14 (author)
More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, pp. 15-16 (author)
Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, p. 13 (author)

MULARK ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY, NORTHAM, AUSTRALIA
New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108

MULCH--IN DESIGN
General, native-habitat restoration
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 60

MULTIKNIT 2000, SOUTH AFRICA
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 82
Cool Mister
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 82
Full Sail
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 82
Pyramid system
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 82

MUMFORD, LEWIS
Professional Matters, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22

MURASE ASSOCIATES, PORTLAND, OREGON
Remembered Rain, "Ecology," 9/04, p. 60

MURPHY, DONALD
Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, p. 158

MURRAY, LUCAS W.
A Different Way to Play, "Details," 8/04, p. 130

MURRELL, ELIZABETH
Correction, "Letters," 11/04, p. 17
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 85

MUSEUMS AND ART GALLERIES--SPECIFIC
American Museum of Natural History, New York, New York
  Rose Center for Earth and Space
   Arthur Ross Terrace
    "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, Illinois
  South Garden
   A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 117
Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food, and Arts, Napa, California
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 101
Dionyssos Quarries, Greece
  New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108
Fort do Presepio museum, Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 158-159, 160, 161, 162
Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, D.C.
  Plaza
   Dan Kiley's Tampa Project: A Failure of Design, "Letters," 5/04, p. 19
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Hancock Park/La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 34, 35
Museum of Jewish Heritage, Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Garden of Stones Holocaust Memorial
   Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, pp. 114-117
Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York
  Sculpture Garden
   Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
  Roof Garden
   Dan Kiley's Tampa Project: A Failure of Design, "Letters," 5/04, p. 19
   A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 121
National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, Dubuque, Iowa
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 89, 90, 92
National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C.
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, p. 70
National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, D.C.
  Street Smarts: Walking, "Product Profiles," 7/04, p. 136
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, California
  Exploded Clay series by Steve Tobin
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
   Exploded Clay Fountain
    Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  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
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, Oregon
  Remembered Rain, "Ecology," 9/04, p. 60
Page Museum, Hancock Park/La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 30
  Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 34-35
  Parking lot
   Hancock Park's Complex and Evolving Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, p. 35
  Tobin exhibit in Hancock Park
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 4/04, pp. 26, 28, 30, 32-33
Para Sacred Art Museum (formerly Episcopal Palace), Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forwawrd, 10/04, p. 160
Pioneer Village Living History Museum, This Is the Place State Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 98
Rijksmuseum Twente (National Museum), Enschede, The Netherlands
  Courtyard
   Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 98, 99
St. Louis Museum of Art, Art Hill, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 112, 113, 116
Tampa Museum of Art (former NCNB Plaza redesign), Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 106, 110, 111
"Tatanka: Story of the Bison" Interpretive Center, Deadwood, South Dakota
  Dances with Buffalo, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 18
Touriseum (museum of tourism), Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, pp. 64, 68
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Sculpture Garden
   Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, pp. 20, 22
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, New York
  Biennial Celebration in Central Park
   Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
World of Coca-Cola, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 30, 34

MYER, KARL
Vive le Chaos! 12/04, p. 94

MYKLEBUST, ANDREA
With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 80, 82