NADEL, BARBARA A.
Building Security: Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design, by Barbara A. Nadel, "Noteworthy," 7/04, p. 135

NAKANE, KINSAKU
Constructing a Language of Gardens, "Shared Wisdom," 2/04, p. 118

NAKANO ASSOCIATES
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 68

NASH, STEVEN
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 87

NASHER, PATSY
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 85

NASHER, RAYMOND
For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 85, 86, 87, 88

NASSAUER, JOAN IVERSON, FASLA
Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 120

NATIVE AMERICANS--INFLUENCE ON DESIGN
General
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 28, 34, 35
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  "Land Matters," 4/04, p. 11
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 125-126, 128, 129
  Entry garden
   Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, p. 128
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, 129


NATIVE PLANTINGS AND VEGETATION--GENERAL
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, p. 18
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 18, 20, 21, 22
Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 55
In Defense of Ecological "Messiness," "Letters," 3/04, pp. 11-12
Making Sense on the Bay, 1/04, p. 89
Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 59
Speaking Up for an Ecology of Design, "Shared Wisdom," 4/04, pp. 131, 132
Charles Anderson designs
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 46
Desert plants
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Pltans," 9/04, pp. 46, 50-52, 54, 55
Fire risk and prevention
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 34
  Firewise Communities: Where We Live, How We Live, by J. Randall Ismay, "Noteworthy," 3/04, p. 119
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, pp. 54, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63
Green roofs
  "Green Fields" Present New Challenges, "Letters," 3/04, p. 10
Integrated water conservation strategies
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 59, 60
Landscape restoration
  Working with a Restoration Ecologist, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121
Lawns
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 136, 140
Midwestern United States landscapes
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 118
Mining-reclamation landscapes
  Lessons for Future Mining Reclamation, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 54
New Urbanist developments
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24
Prairie landscapes
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, pp. 118, 119, 120, 121

NATIVE PLANTINGS AND VEGETATION--IN DESIGN
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests Headquarters, Fort Collins, Colorado
  Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, p. 88
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, pp. 178, 182
Bowen residence, Princeton, Minnesota
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 119
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
City Hall Green Roof Pilot Project roof garden, Chicago, Illinois
  Chicago's Green Crown, 11/04, pp. 110, 111, 112
  "Green Fields" Present New Challenges, "Letters," 3/04, p. 10
  Selected Plant List, 11/04, p. 112
Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, p. 104
Colman Park, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 48, 52, 58
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 100-101
Denver, Colorado, parks (Game Plan)
  For an Austere Time, No Little Plan, "Planning," 10/04, pp. 116, 119
Desert Botanical Garden (DBG), Phoenix, Arizona
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 57
Discovery Park (formerly Fort Lawton), Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 54, 56, 57, 58, 59
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 100-101
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 60
  500 Area
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 57, 58
"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. 109
Elsie McCarthy Sensory Garden, Glendale, Arizona
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 46, 48, 49, 50-51
  Wisdom garden
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 49
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Headquarters courtyard, Washington, D.C.
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 78
"Feral Geometry" residential garden, Dallas, Texas
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 99
Florida
  Florida's Best Native Landscape Plants: 200 Readily Available Species for Homeowners and Professionals, by Gil Nelson, "Noteworthy," 5/04, p. 135
Ford Motor Company Rouge Center Truck Plant green roof, Dearborn, Michigan
  The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 18, 20
Forest Park "River Returns" project, St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 117
Garden of the First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 28, 31-32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37
Genesee Meadow, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 48, 50, 52, 58
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 100-101
Husky Injection Molding Systems, Bolton, Ontario, Canada
  Instead of Global Warming, "Ecology," 6/04, pp. 62, 64, 65, 66
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 54, 56, 58
  Native Garden
   Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 52
Interstate 215, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
Lake Nokomis, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
LeBlanc/Monnahan residence, Truro, Massachusetts
  Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, pp. 40, 41
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 103, 104, 105
Lurie Garden, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 103
Menomonee River Walk (proposed), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 56, 60
Micaela Bastidas Park, Costanera Sur, Puerto Madero, Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 39, 40, 42
Mission Trails Regional Park, San Diego, California
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 34
Mount St. Helen's National Monument, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 57, 58, 59
  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
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, p. 105
Pacific Northwest area of the United States (general)
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 58-59
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 60, 62
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 30, 35
Peirce's Woods, Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Phoenix, Arizona (general)
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 50
Prairie Crossing, Lake County, Illinois
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55
Red Butte Garden (RBG) and State Arboretum, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, pp. 44, 46, 48, 50-51
  Children's Garden
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 51
  Entry Garden
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
  Herb Garden
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
  Native Walk
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, pp. 46, 48
  Visitors Center
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
Reserve at Pritchard Beach, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 48, 52, 58
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 100-101
  Wetland Walk
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 50, 52, 54
Residence of Para, Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 164-165
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 50, 54, 56, 58
San Francisco Bay area, California
  Plants of the San Francisco Bay Region: Mendocino to Monterey, by Linda H. Beidleman and Eugene N. Kozloff, "Noteworthy," 1/04, p. 109
Seven Canyons Fountains, Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 100
Seward Park, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 58
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 100-101
  Environmental Education Center
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 46
  Native plant garden
   Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 46, 48, 50, 58
State Farm corporate campus, Woodbury, Minnesota
  Bringing Land Ethic to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 119
Steele Indian School Park entry garden, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 128-129
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 98
  Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, pp. 42, 44, 46-47
Van Sweden residence, Sherwood, Maryland
  James van Sweden's Meadow, 1/04, p. 90
  Meadowland, 1/04, pp. 88, 90, 91
Washington Navy Yard rain gardens and stormwater projects by Low Impact Development Center (LIDC), Washington, D.C.
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 80
Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts
  Bringing Land Ethics to Life, "Shared Wisdom," 6/04, p. 121
Wild Meadows residential development, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55

NATIVE PLANTINGS AND VEGETATION--SPECIFIC SPECIES
Agave
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48, 54
Amelanchier utahensis (Great Basin serviceberry)
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
Blechnum spicant (deer fern)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 63
Caesalpinia cacalaco (cascalote)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 49
Caesalpinia pulcherrima (bird of paradise)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
Camasia quamash (camas)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 60, 62
Cercidium floridum (paloverde trees)
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55
Cercidium praecox (palobrea)
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55
Dalea capitata
  The Butterfly Effect, 11/04, pp. 50-51
Dietes bicolor (evergreen iris)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 49
Erythronium oregonum (fawn lily)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 60, 62
Heteromeles arbutifolia (Toyon)
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 61
Hibiscus moscheutos (perennial hibiscus)
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
Indian paintbrush
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 51
Justicia spicigera (Jacobinia)
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, pp. 48, 54
Kalmia microphylla (swamp laurel)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 63
Lavandula angustifolia (English lavender)
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 48
  Are Landscape Architects Divroced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, p. 18
Leucophyllum laevigatum (Chihuahuan rain sage)
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
Lophocereus schottii (totem pole cactus)
  "Monstrosais"
   The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 46
Lupinus arcticus nootkatensis (lupine)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 62
Lysichiton americanum (skunk cabbage, swamp lantern)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 60, 62
Mountain laurel
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 60
Myoporum parvifolum
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 62
Oemleria cerasiformis (Indian plumb)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, p. 63
Oenothera caespitosa (evening primrose)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
Opuntia chlorotica
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 48, 50
Opuntia engelmannii (prickly pear)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
Oxalis oregana (redwood sorrel)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 62, 63
Penstemon
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plats," 9/04, pp. 48, 55
  Rocky Mountain penstemon
   Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 51
Rhus trilobata (skunk bush)
  Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 9/04, p. 18
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 46
Saguaro cacti
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 48
Salvia clevelandii (chaparral sage)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 46
Santolina chamaecyparissus (silver santolina)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, pp. 49, 50, 51
Sego lily
  Beauty and the Butte, "Plants," 8/04, p. 44
Setcresea pallida (purple heart)
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55
Sisyrinchium douglasii (blue-eyed grass)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 60, 62
Trillium ovatum (trillium)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 60, 63
Tsuga heterophylla (Western hemlock)
  Success with Natural Succession, "Plants," 7/04, pp. 62, 63
Verbena
  Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 48
Viguiera deltoidea (golden eye)
  The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 48
See also GRASSES--SPECIFIC SPECIES; TREES--SPECIFIC SPECIES

NATURAL DEATH CENTRE, LONDON, ENGLAND
Natural Burial, British Style, "Ecology," 5/04, pp. 70, 74

NAUTILUS SYMBOL--IN DESIGN
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 103, 106

NEBRASKA--LOCATIONS
Lincoln
  University of Nebraska
   Memorial Stadium
   Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 127, 134, 136

NECKAR, LANCE
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 60

NELSON, GIL
Florida's Best Native Landscape Plants: 200 Readily Available Species for Homeowners and Professionals, "Noteworthy," 5/04, p. 135 (author)

NELSON BYRD WOLTZ LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, p. 178
Going with the Flow, 10/04, p. 168
Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 96-97, 98, 103
Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, pp. 38, 41, 47
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 148-149

THE NETHERLANDS--THE LOCATIONS
Amsterdam
  Westergasfabriek
   Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, pp. 60, 62-66, 68, 70-71
Buiten Vennep
  Green Through Red housing development
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 105
Enschede
  Rijksmuseum Twente (National Museum)
   Courtyard
    Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 98, 99

NETTLETON, SARAH
City Symmetries, "Design," 6/04, pp. 46, 48, 49, 50-51

NEVADA--LOCATIONS
Clark County
  General, lawns
   Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129

NEW HAMPSHIRE--LOCATIONS
Franconia Notch
  Old Man of the Mountain
   Rest in Peace? "Riprap," 3/04, p. 18

NEW JERSEY--LOCATIONS
General
  Shoreline
   Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Atlantic City
  Casino district
   Fabric-wrapped light tower
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 77
Short Hills
  Greenwood Gardens
   Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28

NEWMAN, CAROL
The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 80, 82, 84-94 (author)

NEW MEXICO--LOCATIONS
General, land conservation
  Can Landscape Architects Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 13
Acoma
  Acoma Pueblo
   Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Albuquerque
  Middle Rio Grande Bosque Restoration Project
   Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 105-106
   Middle Rio Grande Valley State Park
    Professional Best, 9/04, p. 106
Rio Rancho
  Skatepark
   The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 82, 84
Santa Fe
  De Vargas Park
   Trail of Dreams, Trail of Ghosts
    With a Trace, "Details," 9/04, pp. 124, 126, 128
  Frenchy's Park
   Trail of Dreams, Trail of Ghosts
    With a Trace, "Details," 9/04, pp. 124, 126, 128-129

NEW REALISM MOVEMENT
Monument to Metamorphosis, "Design," 8/04, p. 39

NEW URBANISM--GENERAL
Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 111
Can Residential Be Responsible? "Letters," 1/04, p. 12
I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, pp. 23, 24
"Land Matters," 9/04, p. 11
More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, pp. 15, 16
A Parting Shot across the Prairie, "Letters," 1/04, p. 15
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 145
Ecology
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 102, 111

NEW URBANISM--IN DESIGN
Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, p. 111
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 111
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, pp. 23, 24
  "Land Matters," 9/04, p. 11
  More on I'On and New Urbanism, "Letters," 11/04, pp. 15, 16
Prairie Crossing, Lake County, Illinois
  A Parting Shot across the Prairie, "Letters," 1/04, p. 15
Seaside, Florida
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24

NEW YORK--LOCATIONS
General, parks and park maintenance
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
Corning
  Riverfront Centennial Park
   A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 120
East Hampton
  Hither Lane
   Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 100-104, 106-107
   Transparent Solution, 2/04, pp. 104-105
   Pool
    Engaging Estate, 2/04, p. 104
   Pool house
    Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 103, 104
Fort Ticonderoga
  Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34, 36
  King's Garden
   Marian Coffin's Plants for King's Garden, "Design," 1/04, p. 41
Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, pp. 34, 36, 38-43
   The Pavilion
    Restoring a Turkish Carpet, "Design," 1/04, p. 43
Ithaca
  Cayuga Waterfront Trail
   Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78, 80
  Cornell University
   Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, pp. 226, 227, 228
   Redbud Woods
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, pp. 226, 227, 228
   University Avenue
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, pp. 226, 228
    Parking lot
     Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 226
   West Campus Residential Initiative
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 226
Lever House Landscape Restoration Project
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Mountainville
  Storm King Art Center
   Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
New York City
  Bronx
   Bronx Zoo
    "Congo Gorilla Forest" exhibit
     Advocate for Habitat, "Shared Wisdom," 8/04, p. 126
  Brooklyn
   Brooklyn Bridge Park
    The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 160
  Hudson Valley Greenway Trail System
   How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 98
  Manhattan
American Museum of Natural History, New York, New York
    Rose Center for Earth and Space
     Arthur Ross Terrace
      Are Landscape Architecture Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 8/04, p. 19
      "Land Matters," 6/04, p. 15
   Battery Park City
    General, parks and gardens
     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
     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
    Irish Hunger Memorial
     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
    Jetty designed by Mary Miss
     Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
    Museum of Jewish Heritage
     Garden of Stones Holocaust memorial
      Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, pp. 114-117
    Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park
     Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 36, 40, 42
    South Cove
     Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p. 38
    Teardrop Park
     Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p. 40
   Bryant Park
    "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
    Urban Open Space: Designing for User Needs, by Mark Francis, "Books," 3/04, p. 119
    When Bad Things Happen to Good Parks, "Critic at Large," 11/04, pp. 162, 164
   Central Park
    LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 38
    What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 143
    Bethesda Fountain
     Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
     The Angel of the Waters by Emma Stebbins
      Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, p. 24
    The Gates, by Christo and Jeanne-Claude
     By the Numbers, "Riprap," 7/04, p. 20
     On the Way to The Gates, by Jonathan Fineberg, "Noteworthy," 7/04, p. 135
    Whitney Museum of American Art biennial celebration
     Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
     Daddies Bighead
      Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
     Garden 10, by Eli Sudbrack
      Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
     Mirror ball composition by Yayoi Kusama
      Big Stuff, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22
   14th Street district
    Streetlights
     Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 93
   Harlem
    West Harlem Master Plan and Waterfront Park
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 106
   The High Line
    Redesign competition
     Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, pp. 146, 148
     Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 62, 64-69
   Museum of Modern Art
    Sculpture Garden
     Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 83
   Riis Plaza
    Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
   Rockefeller University
    Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 102-112
    Poetry to Whom? "Letters," 8/04, p. 13
    Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Hall
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 104, 106
    Bronk Laboratory
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 108, 109
    Founder's Hall
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 105-106     
    John D. Rockefeller Jr. and David Rockefeller Research Building
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 109, 110
    Peggy Rockefeller Plaza (South Plaza)
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 108, 109-112
     Nerves of Steel, "Details," 6/04, pp. 122, 124-125
     Poetry to Whom? "Letters," 8/04, p. 13
     Upper Terrace
      Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 110
    Philosopher's Garden
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 104, 106, 107, 109, 111
    Plaza Building
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 109
    Scholar's Residence
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 104, 112
    Weiss Research Building
     Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, pp. 109, 110, 112 
   Theodore Roosevelt Park
    Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, pp. 70, 72
    Dog park
     Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, pp. 70, 72
   Union Square subway station designed by Mary Miss
    Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22
   Waterfront park system
    How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 98
    "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
    Chelsea Piers
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 162, 163, 164
     "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
    42nd Street  Maritime District
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 164
    Hudson River Esplanade
     Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 40, 43
    Hudson River Park
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 162-164
   How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 96-105
     "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
     Perspective: Elegant Design with Incongruities, 8/04, p. 103
     Chelsea segment
      How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99
   Clinton segment
      How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99
      Clinton Cove project
     How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 103
     Greenwich Village segment
      The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 162-163, 164
    How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 98, 99, 100-105
    "Land Matters," 10/04, p. 21
      Perspective: Elegant Design with Incongruities, 8/04, p. 103
     Hell's Kitchen segment
      How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99
   Tribeca segment
      The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 163
      How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99
   World Trade Center Memorial
    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
  Queens
   Public School 19
    Learning Garden
     Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
  Staten Island
   Staten Island Ferry pedestrian esplanade and boarding area
    Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, pp. 80, 84
Pine Island
Pine Island Estate boat dock, St. Lawrence Seaway
   Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 85
Westport
  Shapiro/Phelan residence
   A Designer's Designer, 5/04, pp. 121, 122

NICHOLS, FREDERICK DOVETON
Thomas Jefferson, Landscape Architect, "Noteworthy," 9/04, p. 131 (author, with Ralph E. Griswold)

NICKELS, GREG, MAYOR OF SEATTLE
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 67

NIELSEN, SIGNE, FASLA
Sky Gardens: Rooftops, Balconies, and Terraces, "Noteworthy," 8/04, p. 135 (author)

NIELSON, DAVID
Rest in Peace? "Riprap," 3/04, p. 18

NIKE, INC.
Reuse-a-Shoe program (recycling)
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 127

NIMMER, CARRIE
Amid Arizona Sprawl, an Oasis of Desert, "Plants," 9/04, p. 55

NISHITA, SATORU
Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 89

NIIZUMA, MINORU
Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94

NOBEL, PHILIP
Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, pp. 146, 148 (author)

NODEN, ALXE
Landscape as Spirit: Creating a Contemplative Garden, (author, with Martin Hakubai Mosko, ASLA), "Noteworthy," 10/04, p. 185

NOGUCHI, ISAMU
Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 92, 94, 99
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100

NOGUCHI FOUNDATION
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100

NOISE AND NOISE BARRIERS--IN DESIGN
General, lawns
Artificial vs. natural grass
   Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 132
California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters forecourt, Sacramento, California
  Spiral Impact, 4/04, p. 116
Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 103
Peavey Plaza, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 30, 34, 36, 37
Pepper residence south terrace, Toronto, Canada
  Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, p. 46
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 123, 127
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, p. 68
See also SOUND--IN DESIGN

NOLAN, ART, JR.
Chicago A-twitter, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24

NOLAN, HERBERT, ASLA
The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36

NORQUIST, JOHN, MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 56, 61

NORTH AMERICAN ROCK GARDEN SOCIETY
Rock Garden: Design and Construction, "Noteworthy," 1/04, p. 109 (publisher)

NORTH CAROLINA--LOCATIONS
Charlotte
  Private residence
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
  Ray's Fetching Meadows dog park
   Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 73
Durham
  Wheels Family Fun Park
   The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, p. 82

NORTHEAST GREENWAYS, ITHACA, NEW YORK
Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78, 80

NORTON, GALE A., SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
"Land Matters," 5/04, p. 17
Security Built In, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 16

NOVOA, GRACIELA
Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 39

NTT URBAN DEVELOPMENT, TOKYO, JAPAN
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102

NYCWIRELESS, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
World Gone Wireless, "Technology," 6/04, pp. 87, 88