RACKER, DAVID C., FASLA
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, p. 14 (author)

RACKER & ASSOCIATES, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 105

RADKE, JOHN
Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, p. 16

RADLAK, TED
Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, pp. 44, 46, 48 (author)

RAEZER, CHRIS
The Makings of a Skatepark, "Technology," 4/04, pp. 88-89

RAFF, PAUL
A Garden Teahouse, "Details," 7/04, p. 132

RAGSDALE, JOSEPH
Three for Rome, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 18

RAHAIM, JOHN
In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 67

RAILINGS--IN DESIGN
General, dementia gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, p. 98
The Alps, France
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 100, 103
National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C.
  Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, p. 70
New Jersey shoreline (general)
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 14
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 84

RAILS-TO-TRAILS DESIGN--GENERAL
General
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 68-69
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 68, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78-79, 81
Transit connections
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 72

RAILS-TO-TRAILS--SPECIFIC TRAILS
Bloomingdale Trail, Chicago, Illinois
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 68-69
Cardinal Greenway, Indiana
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78, 79, 81
Cayuga Waterfront Trail, Ithaca, New York
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78, 80
Cedar River Watershed Education Center, Cedar Falls, Washington
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 102
Delaware Canal/Tohickon Aqueduct, Bucks County, Pennsyvlania
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 70, 78
Gainesville Eco-History Trail (proposed), Gainesville, Florida
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 68, 70
Heritage Rail Trail County Park, York County, Pennsylvania
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 78
The High Line redesign competition, New York, New York
  Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, pp. 146, 148
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 62, 64-69
Promenade Plantee, Paris, France
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 68
Reading Viaduct Project, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 68
San Fernando Valley Metro Rapidway, Los Angeles, California
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 72
Silver Strand Trail, San Diego, California
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 78-79
Solana Beach Coastal Rail Trail, California
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 74, 76
Springwater Corridor Willamette River Extension, Portland, Oregon
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 74, 76
Vermont trails
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 78

RAILWAYS AND TRAINS--IN DESIGN
Carr's Hill Arts Precinct, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
  Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, pp. 60, 62
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 95, 97
See also TRANSIT AND TRANSIT SYSTEMS--IN DESIGN

RAIN BIRD CORPORATION
ESP Monitoring Controller
  Help for Home and Planet: Water Control, "Product Profiles," 11/04, p. 134

RAINER, THOMAS
Developing Entry-Level Design Portfolios, "Practice," 12/04, pp. 76, 78, 79, 80-81

RAINEY, REUBEN M., ASLA
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 108

RAINWATER HARVESTING--IN DESIGN
General
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 60, 62, 66
General, fire risk and prevention
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 67
General, global warming
  Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 55
Carr's Hill Arts Precinct, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
  Artistic Grounds, "Planning," 3/04, p. 62
City Hall Green Roof Pilot Project roof garden, Chicago, Illinois
  Chicago's Green Crown, 11/04, p. 110
Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 52
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Headquarters courtyard, Washington, D.C.
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, pp. 76, 78
Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, Goshen College, Wolf Lake, Indiana
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 46, 48
Pima Community College, Desert Vista Campus, Phoenix, Arizona
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 54
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, p. 42
Washington Navy Yard stormwater projects and rain gardens designed by Low Impact Development Corporation (LIDC), Washington, D.C.
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, pp. 76, 80

RAKOFF, PENNY
Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 92

RAKOW, DON
Anticipating Climate Change, "Plants," 12/04, p. 55

RAPP, GEORGE
Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 38

RAPSON, RALPH
Tres Bien? You Betcha, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 22

RAUPP, MICHAEL
Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, p. 42

RAVENSTAD, ROGER, ASLA
Are Landscape Architects Divorced from Plants? "Letters," 7/04, pp. 17-18 (author)

RAYMOND, SUSAN
The Butterfly Effect, "Plants," 11/04, p. 49

RBVK ASSOCIATES, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Renewing the Source, 8/04, p. 121

READ, JESSICA
Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118

RECREATIONAL AREAS AND OPPORTUNITIES--IN DESIGN
General
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 121, 122
General, playing fields
  Baseball and Softball Fields: Design, Construction, Renovation, and Maintenance, by Jim Puhalla, Jeff Krans, and Mike Goatley, "Noteworthy," 11/04, p. 133
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 122, 124, 126, 127-128, 134-135, 136-137
Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Organic Maintenance: Mainstream at Last? "Plants," 3/04, pp. 38, 40
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 76
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 62, 64, 66
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 29-30, 32
Chelsea Piers, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 163
Chicago, Illinois, lakefront (Lake Michigan) design competition, sponsored by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, Chicago, Illinois
"Elektron Park" design by Catherine Seavitt Studio (Catherine Seavitt and Koukaba Mojadidi) and Buro Happold
   Possible Dreams: Sun and Wind, 12/04, pp. 108, 109
"Woven Composite" design by Carol Ross Barney, Chantelle Brewer, Sung-Jin Byun, Andrew Schachman, Shinya Uehara, and Andrew Volckens
   Possible Dreams: Flowing Fabric, 12/04, p. 112
Children's Plaza, Micaela Bastidas Park, Costanera Sur, Puerto Madero, Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 40
Condon School, South Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 122
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 111, 112, 113, 117
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  Greenwich Village segment
   The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 163
   Pier 40
    The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 160
  Tribeca segment
   The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 163
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, pp. 52, 54, 56
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 107, 109
Menomonee River Walk (proposed), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 54, 60
O'Donnell Elementary School, East Boston, Massachusetts
  Extreme Makeover, 7/04, p. 121
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 94
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 32
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 56
Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 100
Seattle, Washington, Central Waterfront (Puget Sound) redesign charrettes
  Team Reverse Evolution design
   In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 69, 70
  Team Vital Edge design
   In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 66
Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 87
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 123, 127
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 121
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 126, 133, 134, 136
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, p. 64
See also GOLF COURSES AND GOLF-COURSE DESIGN--GENERAL; GOLF COURSES--SPECIFIC

RECTANGLES AND RECTANGULAR FORMS--IN DESIGN
Discovery Park 500 Area (formerly Fort Lawton), Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 56, 57
560 Mission Street, South of Market Area (SOMA), San Francisco, California
  Mission Statement, 1/04, p. 79
Garden of Stones Holocaust memorial, Museum of Jewish Heritage, Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, p. 116
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, p. 88
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 132

RECYCLED, RECLAIMED, AND SALVAGED MATERIALS--IN DESIGN
General
  Conspicuous Reconsumption, "Details," 4/04, pp. 134, 136-137
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 78, 80
General, artificial turf
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 127, 128
General, fabrics
  Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 80
General, LEED
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 62
General, reclaimed water
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 129
General, water
Ecological wastewater-treatment systems
   Growing Away Wastewater, "Ecology," 1/04, p. 51
  Stormwater reuse
   Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 52, 54, 56, 66
California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters, Sacramento, California
  Spiral Impact, 4/04, p. 117
Dionyssos Quarries Museum, Greece
  New Landscape Design, by Robert Holden, "Books," 1/04, p. 108
"Ha-Happening" garden by Espace Drar (Anna Radice and Patricia Lussier), Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117
Head Start Adventure Playground, Lawrence, Massachusetts
  A Different Way to Play, "Details," 8/04, p. 132
Independence Grove Forest Preserve, Lake County, Illinois
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 52
LeBlanc/Monnahan residence, Truro, Massachusetts
  Vintage Views, "Design," 11/04, pp. 36, 39, 40
Machinist's garden, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 104, 105
Micaela Bastidas Park, Costanera Sur, Puerto Madero, Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, p. 40
Montgomery Park Business Center, Baltimore, Maryland
  Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, pp. 52, 61
Nakasato Juji Project (roadside public park), Niigata, Japan
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, p. 97
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 35
Pedestrian Mall, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, pp. 78, 80
Roofless Church walled garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, p. 42
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 56
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Conspicuous Reconsumption, "Details," 4/04, pp. 134, 136-137
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, "Details," 4/04, pp. 123-124, 126, 127, 128, 129
  You Call This Stewardship? "Letters," 6/04, p. 17
  Entry garden
   Conspicuous Reconsumption, "Details," 4/04, pp. 134, 137
Waterglass series by Steve Tobin, Hancock Park/La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California
  Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 32, 33
  La Cascade
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Ecology," 4/04, pp. 32, 33
  Retretti River
   Art, Archaeology, and Landscape, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 32
   
RECYCLED, RECLAIMED, AND SALVAGED MATERIALS--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
CushionWalk paver by Dinoflex Manufacturing Ltd.
  Home on the Range: Cushion, "Product Profiles," 5/04, p. 136
IceStone recycled glass/concrete surfacing
  Help for Home and Planet: Green Surfacing, "Product Profiles," 11/04, p. 134
SofCRETE by SofSurfaces, Inc.
  Let's Go Outside: Playtime, "Product Profiles," 10/04, p. 186

REED HILDERBRAND ASSOCIATES, WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 108, 110, 111, 112, 113
The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 96, 98

REED, DOUGLAS, ASLA
Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 100, 102, 104, 106
The Silent Edge, 6/04, pp. 96, 98, 99
Transparent Solution, 2/04, p. 105

REES ASSOCIATES, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA/DALLAS, TEXAS
Small Deal in Texas, "Riprap," 8/04, pp. 20, 22

REFORESTATION AND REVEGETATION--IN DESIGN
General
  Instead of Global Warming, "Ecology," 6/04, pp. 62, 64
Discovery Park 500 Area (formerly Fort Lawton), Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 57
Husky Injection Molding Systems, Bolton, Ontario, Canada
  Instead of Global Warming, "Ecology," 6/04, pp. 62, 64-65
Middle Rio Grande Bosque Restoration Project, Albuquerque, new Mexico
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 105-106

REGIONAL DESIGN--GENERAL
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, pp. 145, 151
Whose Green World? Whose Gray Heart? "Letters," 1/04, pp. 13-14

REGULATIONS AND CODES--IN DESIGN
General
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 77
General, mining-reclamation projects
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 126
General, U.S. national parks
  Snowmobiles
   Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, p. 13
Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p. 39
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 76-77
Chesapeake Bay watershed, Maryland
  Meadowland, 1/04, p. 87
Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 110-111
Eastport Park ("Ned's Park"), South Boston, Massachusetts
  People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 143, 144
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 95
Madison Lakes quarry-reclamation project, Dayton, Ohio
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, p. 126
Ray's Fetching Meadows Dog Park, Charlotte, North Carolina
  Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 73
San Francisco dog parks, California
  Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, pp. 73-74
Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix, Arizona
  Walking in the Whispers of Children's Footsteps, 4/04, pp. 124-125
Yellowstone National Park
  Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, p. 13

REGULATIONS AND CODES--NATIONAL--SPECIFIC
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 76-77
  Should Built Landscapes Incorporate Risk? "Letters," 9/04, p. 13
Clean Water Act
  The Buzz on Stormwater Design, "Ecology," 11/04, p. 52
  Sedums over Baltimore, "Ecology," 8/04, p. 54
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
  Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, p. 130
Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) (1991)
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, p. 98
National Historic Preservation Act (1966)
  A Richer Heritage: Historic Preservation in the Twenty-first Century, edited by Robert E. Stipe, "Books," 5/04, p. 134
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permits
  Integrated Water Conservation Strategies for LEED Points, "Ecology," 4/04, p. 52
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
  "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
Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21)
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, p. 98
Visual Artists Rights Act (1990)
  People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 143
Wilderness Act (1964)
  Snowmobiles, Cell Towers in National Parks? "Letters," 7/04, p. 14

REGULATIONS AND CODES--STATE AND LOCAL--SPECIFIC
California
  Statewide
   Fire-prevention regulations
    California Fire Hazard Severity Classification System
     On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, pp. 56, 61-62
  Hayward
   "Hillside Design Guidelines and Urban/Wildland Guidelines"
    On the Wildfire Fronter, "Plants," 5/04, p. 62
  San Diego County
   Fire-prevention requirements
    Crying "Fire!"  in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 36
  Ventura County
   Fire-prevention requirements
    Crying "Fire!"  in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 36
Massachusetts
  Statewide
   Art Preservation Act
    People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, p. 143
   Waterfront public access (Chapter 91)
    People's Park or Disposable Landscape? "Critic at Large," 3/04, pp. 143, 144
  Cambridge
   One Percent for Art law
    One Park, One Artist, "Editor's Choice," 7/04, pp. 26, 28
New York
  New York City
   Manhattan
    Battery Park City "green guidelines"
     Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, p.
39
    Hudson River Park Act
     The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 160, 163, 164

REGULATIONS AND CODES--GENERAL--PROFESSIONAL
Practice Acts/Title Acts for landscape architecture
  Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 100-101
  Practice Acts versus Title Acts, "Practice," 4/04, p. 100

REGULATIONS AND CODES--SPECIFIC--PROFESSIONAL
National
  U.S. National CAD Standard (USNCS)
   CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, pp. 70, 72, 73, 74, 75
International
  International Standards Organization CAD Standards
   CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, pp. 72, 75
   Britain
    British Standard Institution's BS 1192-5
     CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, pp. 72, 75
California
  Statewide
   Practice Acts for landscape architecture
    Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, p. 100
North Carolina
  Statewide
   Practice Acts for landscape architecture
    Lobbying and the Landscape Architect, "Practice," 4/04, pp. 100-101

REGULATIONS AND CODES--TYPES OF
CAD drawing standards
  CAD Drawing Standards, "Technology," 12/04, pp. 70, 72-75
Dog parks
  Who Let the Dog Parks Out? "Practice," 1/04, p. 73
Ecological wastewater-treatment systems
  Getting Started, "Ecology," 1/04, p. 51
  Growing Away Wastewater, "Ecology," 1/04, pp. 44, 52, 53
Fire-prevention requirements
  "Firewise" codes
   Crying "Fire!"  in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, pp. 30, 36-37
   Doing the Math, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 32
   A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, pp. 25-26
   On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 61
See also REGULATIONS AND CODES--PROFESSIONAL--GENERAL

REITER, WELLINGTON "DUKE"
The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 99

RELF, PAULA DIANE
Interaction by Design: Bringing People and Plants Together for Health and Well-Being, edited by Candice A. Shoemaker, "Books," 1/04, p. 108

RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS IN PUBLIC LANDSCAPES
General
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, pp. 158, 160
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, p. 152
Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, pp. 158, 160
Main Street Plaza, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 103-104
Mojave National Preserve, Barstow, California
  Is Creationism Next to Outdoorism? "Critic at Large," 5/04, pp. 158, 160
Roofless Church walled garden, New Harmony, Indiana
  Spirit under the Sky, "Editor's Choice," 6/04, pp. 42, 44
Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 103
  Salt Lake Misconceptions, 7/04, p. 99

RENFRO, CHARLES
Let It Be, "Critic at Large," 12/04, p. 146

RENWICK, WILLIAM WHETTEN
Work in Progress, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 28

REPTON, HUMPHREY
Back to the Drawing Board, "Shared Wisdom," 3/04, p. 110

RESEARCH FACILITIES AND LABORATORIES--SPECIFIC
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (now Rockefeller University), New York, New York
  Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 105

RESEARCH IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE--GENERAL
General
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 40
  The Research Connection, "Practice," 5/04, p. 96
  2004 ASLA Student Awards
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 48
Dementia gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, pp. 96, 98, 101
PhD  programs
  Further Information on PhD Programs, "Letters," 2/04, pp. 14-15
Traffic and children
  The Research Connection: Are Children Fazed by Traffic?  "Practice," 5/04, pp. 98, 100, 101
Tree stabilization
  To Stake or Not to Stake? "Plants," 4/04, pp. 46, 48, 50
Wildlife undercrossings
  The Research Connection: Wildlife Uses Highway Undercrossing, "Practice," 5/04, pp. 100-101

RESEARCH IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE--SPECIFIC PROJECTS
"Residential Impacts to Water Quality & Aquatic Habitat," by Sally Schauman, FASLA
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 109
"Sustaining Sense of Region: Civic Dialogues on Ecology, Urbanism, and Metropolitan Growth"
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 121-122
"Visualizing Density," funded by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 122

RESEARCH--IN THE DESIGN PROCESS
General, design firms
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, pp. 52-53, 56
  The Ecological Systems Approach, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 50
General, landscape restoration
  Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 14
General, urban-space rehabilitation projects
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 84
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 72, 74, 77-78
Chattahoochee Hill Country (CHC), metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia
  LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 40
Lever House Landscape Restoration Project, New York, New York
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100
Naumkeag (estate of Mabel Choate), Stockbridge, Massachusetts
  Afternoon Garden restoration
   Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, p. 16
  Evergreen Garden restoration
   Mystery Solved, "Riprap," 3/04, pp. 14, 16
State Street pedestrian mall, Madison, Wisconsin
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 84

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT--GENERAL
General
  A Parting Shot across the Prairie, "Letters," 1/04, p. 15
  Photography of Alex MacLean
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 119-120, 121, 122
  "Visualizing Density" research project
   An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 122
Clustering
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, p. 101
Fire risk/fire prevention
  Alternatives for Landscape Design & Management [fire risk and prevention], "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 35
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 28
  A Fiery Response, "Letters," 5/04, pp. 26-27
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, pp. 54, 56, 58
  Transition Zone to Reduce Risk, "Plants," 5/04, p. 60
  Cul-de-sacs
   Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 35
Infill development
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24
New Urbanism
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, pp. 23, 24
  "Land Matters," 9/04, p. 11
The Southern United States
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 26
  Is It True What They Say about Dixie? "Letters," 12/04, p. 17
Wilderness areas
  Il Capriccio, You Are No Fallingwater, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
  A Monument to Gluttony, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT--SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTS
Agate Bay, Two Harbors, Minnesota
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Atlanta, Georgia
  Is It True What They Say about Dixie? "Letters," 12/04, p. 17
Buckland, Virginia
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Bella Horizonte mining-reclamation resort project, Brazil
  Master Excavator, "Shared Wisdom," 11/04, pp. 126, 127
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 27, 32
Burlington, Washington
  Can Landscape Architecture Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 14
Charleston, South Carolina
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, pp. 24, 26
Cienega Corridor, Vail, Arizona
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 102, 109-111
Cortona, Italy
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 119
Coskey Raj Protected Landscape Area, Klokoci Vernacular Village
  "Community After Communism: Planning for New Development in the Vernacular Village of Klokoci Czech Republic" by Emily Riley (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 52
Discovery Park 500 Area, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 57
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, pp. 92-99
  Due Credit, "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
Green Through Red housing development, Buiten Vennep, The Netherlands
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 105
The High Line redesign competition, New York, New York
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, pp. 67-68
I'On residential development, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 110-117
  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
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, pp. 107, 110
Lincoln, Massachusetts
  Practice Globally, Volunteer Locally, "Shared Wisdom," 1/04, pp. 101, 102, 103
Mayo Woodlands, Rochester, Minnesota
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 107
Newpoint residential development, Beaufort, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 112
Nou Barris district, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 92-93, 96, 98
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 27, 33, 34, 35
Prairie Crossing, Lake County, Illinois
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55
  A Parting Shot across the Prairie, "Letters," 1/04, pp. 14, 15
Ridgewood Ranch, Willits, California
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 54
Saint Alban's, Vermont
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, pp. 118, 119
Seaside, Florida
  I'On, New Urbanism, and the South, "Letters," 10/04, p. 24
Seattle, Washington, Central Waterfront redesign charrettes, Team Reverse Evolution design
  In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 70
Spring Valley neighborhood, Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 39-40
Stone Gate Communities, near Provo, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
Sun City, Arizona
  An Unflinching Eye, "Shared Wisdom," 9/04, p. 119
10th Mountain Huts, Aspen, Colorado
  A Monument to Gluttony, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17
University of California-Davis
  ASLA Award Winner on Trial, "Letters," 12/04, p. 15
  ASLA Award Winner on Trial: William McDonough + Partners Responds, "Letters," 12/04, pp. 15-17
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 105
Village Homes, Davis, California
  Village Homes: A Community by Design, by Mark Francis, "Books," 3/04, p. 118
Whitney Farm, Sherborn, Massachusetts
  Magnificent Seven, "Riprap," 12/04, p. 26
Wild Meadows, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 55

REST AREAS--SPECIFIC
Interstate 89, Williston, Vermont
  Right off the Farm, "Details," 1/04, pp. 104, 106-107

RESTAURANTS AND FOOD KIOSKS--IN DESIGN
General
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, p. 162
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 60, 68
Bryant Park, New York, New York
  When Bad Things Happen to Good Parks, "Critic at Large," 11/04, p. 164
California Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters, Sacramento, California
  Spiral Impact, 4/04, p. 117
CNN Center/Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 30, 34
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  Perspective: A Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, p. 115
Garden of Stones Holocaust memorial, Museum of Jewish Heritage, Battery Park City, New York, New York
  Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, p. 117
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 101
McCormick Tribune Plaza, Millennium Park, Grant Park, Chicago
  Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 101
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 34
Residence of Para (former governor's palace), Feliz Lusitania historic area, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 162, 164, 165
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Masachussetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 89
Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Amsterdam Opens a New Culture Park, "International Design," 11/04, p. 66
Westside Media Center office park, Los Angeles, California
  Office Park Oasis, "Design," 9/04, pp. 40, 42, 44

RESTROOMS--IN DESIGN
General, dementia gardens
  The Research Connection: Gardens for Dementia Care: What Works? What Doesn't? "Practice," 5/04, pp. 96, 98

RESTROOMS--SPECIFIC
Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve restroom building, Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 28
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 53
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, p. 108
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, pp. 101, 102
Santa Monica Project BIG beach improvement, Santa Monica, California
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, pp. 175, 176
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 78, 86
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, pp. 94, 95
Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, Merano, Italy
  A Chamber and the World, "International Design," 10/04, p. 75

RETAINING WALLS SYSTEMS, INC.
Conspicuous Reconsumption, "Details," 4/04, p. 134

REUTHER, CHRIS
Which Grass Is Greener? "Technology," 10/04, pp. 122, 129, 130

REYNOLDS, ANN
Robert Smithson: Learning from New Jersey and Elsewhere, "Noteworthy," 1/04, p. 109 (author)

REYNOLDS, JOHN, ASLA
A Monument to Gluttony, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17 (author)

RFR REALTY, LLC, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100

RIANO, JORGE I.
Going with the Flow, 10/04, p. 170

RICE, CAROL
On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 58

RICE, JAY, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 50, 61

RICHARD DATTNER & PARTNERS, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 99

RICHARDSON, TIM
The Vanguard Landscapes and Gardens of Martha Schwartz, "Noteworthy," 5/04, p. 135 (editor)

RICKEY, GEORGE
Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 94

RIDELL, JENNIFER
Smell of Success, "Riprap," 2/04, p. 22

RIGSBY, W. CLINT, ASLA
Expressing the Flow, "Details," 10/04, pp. 178, 180, 182 (author)

RILEY, EMILY, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 52

RILEY, JOSEPH P., JR., MAYOR OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA/HONORARY ASLA
Honor Roll, "Riprap," 10/04, p. 36
It's PPS That Is "Severely Off Track," "Letters," 3/04, p. 9

RINGWALD, KEVIN
Sustaining Developers, "Ecology," 12/04, p. 59

RIOS, MARK, ASLA
Chaumont-sur-Sonoma, "Riprap," 9/04, p. 26

RISEN, CLAY
Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 22, 24

RIVERS, CREEKS, AND STREAMS--IN DESIGN
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 64, 66, 68, 69
Coffee Creek Center, Chesterton, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 100, 102, 104
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 110, 111
  "River Returns" project (River des Peres re-creation)
   "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. 108-109, 110, 111, 112-117
Garden of the First Nations, Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  Unobtrusive Measures, "Editor's Choice," 12/04, pp. 30, 31, 32, 35
The High Line redesign competition, New York, New York
  Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 64
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  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
Korean ambassador's residence, Washington, D.C.
  Visions and Revisions, "Design," 7/04, pp. 36, 38, 39, 42, 43
Lake County, Illinois, Forest Preserves
  Mining for Open Space, "Ecology," 2/04, p. 56
Living Water Garden, Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 103-104, 105
Menomonee River Valley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 54, 58, 60, 61
Mission Trails Regional Park, San Diego, California
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 34
NCNB Plaza, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 105, 106, 109
Reserve at Pritchard Beach, Lake Washington, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 54
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 54
Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 102, 104
"Time Looms" garden by Jessica Read and Fauke Materlik, Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 118
Weezie's Garden, Massachusetts Horticultural Society Headquarters, Wellesley, Massachusetts
  Constructing a Language of Gardens, "Shared Wisdom," 2/04, p. 119
RIVERS, STREAMS, AND CREEKS--REVITALIZATION AND PRESERVATION
General
  "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Was St. Louis's Artificial River Worth the Cost? "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
Anacostia River, Washington, D.C.
  Anacostia River Parks Target Area Plan, Riverwalk Design Guidelines
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104
Besos River, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 24, 26, 27
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 24, 26-28, 30-34
Cayuga River, Ithaca, New York
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, p. 80
Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 100-101, 102, 103-104
Hangang River, Seoul, South Korea
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Hudson River, New York, New York
  West Harlem Master Plan and Waterfront Park
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 106
Menomonee River, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 54, 56, 58, 60, 61
Minnehaha Creek, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Pike Creek, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Rio Grande River, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 105-106
River des Peres ("River Returns" re-creation project), St. Louis, Missouri
  "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 110, 111, 112-117

RIVERS, STREAMS, AND CREEKS--SPECIFIC
Anacostia River, Washington, D.C.
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 104
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, pp. 74, 76, 78
Besos River, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 24, 26, 27
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 24, 26-28, 30-34
Charles River, Boston, Massachusetts
  The War of the Cherries, "Riprap," 10/04, pp. 34, 36
City Creek, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 102
Coffee Creek, Porter County, Indiana
  Selling Sustainable Development, "Ecology," 10/04, pp. 100, 102, 104
Duwamish River, Seattle, Washington
  In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 70
Fu-Nan River, Chengdu, China
  "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 100-101, 102-104, 105, 106
Hangang River, Seoul, South Korea
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
Hillsborough River, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 105, 106, 109
Hudson River, New York, New York
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
Taking the High Road, "Urban Design," 12/04, p. 64
  Battery Park City
Battery Park City's Invisible Landscape, "Plants," 2/04, pp. 38-39, 40, 43
  West Harlem
   Professional Best, 9/04, p. 106
Jordan River, Salt Lake City, Utah
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
Longfellow Creek, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 54
Menomonee River, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, pp. 54, 56, 58, 60, 61
Min River, China
  Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 102, 105
Minnehaha Creek, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Mississippi River
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86-90, 92-95
  Three Cheers for the Grand Excursion, "Letters," 10/04, p. 26
  Dubuque, Iowa
   Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86, 88, 89-90
  "Quad Cities" of Moline and Rock Island, Illinois, and Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa
   Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86, 89, 90, 92-93
  Saint Paul, Minnesota
   Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, pp. 84, 86-89
Napa River, California
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 101
Para River, Belem, Brazil
  Looking Back, Moving Forward, 10/04, pp. 158, 160, 161
Pike Creek, Minnesota
  Deeper Shade of Green, "Ecology," 3/04, p. 48
Rappahannock River, Virginia
  Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 76
Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  Tango Nuevo, "Design," 4/04, pp. 36, 38, 43
Rio Grande River
Middle Rio Grande Valley, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 105-106
River des Peres ("River Returns" re-creation project), St. Louis, Missouri
  "Land Matters," 2/04, p. 11
  "Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
  Perspective: It's a Pale Shadow of a Real, Functioning River, 2/04, p. 115
  A River Runs through It ... Again, 2/04, pp. 110, 111, 112-117
  Was St. Louis's Artificial River Worth the Cost? "Letters," 3/04, p. 12
St. John's River Water Management District, Florida
  "Regional Wetland Mitigation Framework for the Protection of Biodiversity: The Northeast Florida Region as a Case Study," by Ginevra Anuszkiewicz, Student ASLA (2004 ASLA Student Award winner)
   Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 52, 54, 56
San Diego River, San Diego, California
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 34
Seine River, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 64, 66, 68, 69
Tohickon River, Pennsylvania
  Winning with Rail Trails, "Planning," 6/04, pp. 70, 78
Turtle Creek, Texas
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99
Willamette River, Portland, Oregon
  Professional Best, 9/04, pp. 102-103
Wissahickon Creek, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Beyond What You Thought You Knew, "Shared Wisdom," 10/04, pp. 175, 176

ROADS, HIGHWAYS, AND ALLEYS--UNITED STATES--IN DESIGN
General
  Streets and the Shaping of Towns and Cities, Second Edition, by Michael Southworth and Eran Ben-Joseph, "Books," 12/04, pp. 124-125
General, fire risk and prevention
  Alternatives for Landscape Design & Management [fire risk and prevention], "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 35
  Crying "Fire!" in a Crowded Landscape, "Editor's Choice," 3/04, p. 34
  On the Wildfire Frontier, "Plants," 5/04, p. 58
Automated Trading Desk (ATD), Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
  Going with the Flow, 10/04, p. 168
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, pp. 70, 74, 76, 77
Boston, Massachusetts, Downtown
  Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, p. 164
  Wharf District Parks
   Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, pp. 162, 163, 164
Buffalo Bayou (master plan for revitalization), Houston, Texas
  Houston, We Have a Solution, "Editor's Choice," 2/04, pp. 26, 27, 28
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (OLA), Los Angeles, California
  Of Cathedrals, Concerts, and Context, "Critic at Large," 6/04, pp. 150, 152
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Olympic Hopeful, "Editor's Choice," 8/04, pp. 28, 30
Chicago, Illinois, lakefront (Lake Michigan) design competition, sponsored by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
"Assembled Ecologies: Infrastructure a la Carte" design by Cecilia Benites, Julie Flohr, and Clare Lyster
  Possible Dreams: Assemblage of Ecologies, 12/04, pp. 104, 105
"Elektron Park" design by Catherine Seavitt Studio (Catherine Seavitt and Koukaba Mojadidi) and Buro Happold
   Possible Dreams: Sun and Wind, 12/04, pp. 108-109
"Trans-Location--Remediation--Colonization" design by Matthew Gordy and Heath Mizer
   Possible Dreams: Soil Laboratory, 12/04, p. 111
"Woven Composite" design by Carol Ross Barney, Chantelle Brewer, Sung-Jin Byun, Andrew Schachman, Shinya Uehara, and Andrew Volckens
   Possible Dreams: Flowing Fabric, 12/04, p. 113
Colman Park, Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, p. 52
Commonwealth Flats Strategic Plan, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 84
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
  Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 228
Denver, Colorado (parkways)
  For an Austere Time, No LIttle Plan, "Planning," 10/04, p. 114
  Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 84-85
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, residential redevelopment
  Balancing Acts, 1/04, p. 97
Hither Lane, East Hampton, New York
  Engaging Estate, 2/04, pp. 100-101, 103, 104
Hudson River Park, New York, New York
  The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 163, 164
  How the West Was Done, 8/04, p. 101
I'On residential development, South Carolina
  Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 113, 114, 116
  "Land Matters," 9/04, p. 11
Jinji Lake Landscape Master Plan, New Suzhou, China
  Futurescape, 8/04, p. 109
Kenilworth Canal residence, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Gaining Ground, "Design," 5/04, pp. 48, 50, 52
Menomonee River Valley, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 60
Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
  For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 86, 87
NCNB Plaza/Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, Florida
  The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 110, 111
Pedestrian Mall, Iowa City, Iowa
  With or Without Civic Memory, "Urban Design," 5/04, p. 80
Roxhill Park, West Seattle, Washington
  Narrating History with Natives, "Ecology," 7/04, pp. 54, 56
Saint Paul, Minnesota, Mississippi River waterfront
  Revisioning a River, "Practice," 8/04, p. 89
Salt Lake City, Utah
  Getting Around [Salt Lake City], 7/04, p. 101
  Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, pp. 102, 104
Seattle, Washington
  Central Waterfront (Puget Sound) redesign charrettes
   In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 64, 66, 70
   Team Edge Habitats plan
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 68
  Traffic circles
   Going Slow for the Show, "Riprap," 11/04, p. 20
Soldier Field campus, Chicago, Illinois
  Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, pp. 97, 98, 99, 102, 103
South Boston Maritime Park, South Boston, Massachusetts
  User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 84, 86
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
  Easy Does It in New Orleans, 3/04, p. 95
Tidewater private residence, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  Tidewater Harmony, "Design," 12/04, p. 46

ROADS, HIGHWAYS, AND ALLEYS--UNITED STATES--SPECIFIC
California
  San Francisco Bay area
   Highway 580
    Simply Eloquent, "Riprap," 6/04, p. 30
Colorado
  Denver
   Arapahoe Street
    Icon's Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, pp. 91, 92
    Perspective: Design by Committee at Its Worst, "Practice," 11/04, p. 85
Florida
  Tampa
   Ashley Drive
    The Life and Death of a Masterpiece, 4/04, pp. 110, 111
Illinois
  Chicago
   Adams Street
    Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, p. 101
   East Waldron Drive
    Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, pp. 98, 103
   Lake Shore Drive
    Possible Dreams: Assemblage of Ecologies, 12/04, p. 104
    Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 98
   McFetridge Drive
    Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, pp. 98, 102, 103
   Michigan Avenue
    Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 94-95, 86, 100
   Museum Campus Drive
    Sundays in the Park with Bears, 12/04, p. 103
   Washington Street
    Fair Game on Lake Michigan, 11/04, pp. 100, 101
Kentucky
  Paris-Lexington Road
   The Paris-Lexington Road: Community-Based Planning and Context Sensitive Highway Design, by Krista L. Schneider, "Books," 3/04, pp. 118, 119
Massachusetts
  Boston
   Central Artery and Tunnel ("The Big Dig")
    Design for a Minefield, "Critic at Large," 4/04, p. 164
    Explosion in a Minefield, "Letters," 7/04, pp. 20, 22-25
   Massachusetts Avenue
    Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, pp. 113, 114, 115
  Cambridge
   Coolidge Avenue
    The Silent Edge, 6/04, p. 98
  South Boston
   Congress Street
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, pp. 84, 86
   D Street
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 84
   Northern Avenue
    User-Friendly in Boston, "Urban Design," 10/04, p. 86
Minnesota
  Minneapolis
Loring Greenway
    Icons Revisited: Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, p. 37
New York
  Ithaca
  University Avenue
    Parking on Manning's Legacy, "Critic at Large," 10/04, p. 228
South Carolina
  Mount Pleasant
Mathis Ferry Road
    Best Foot Forward, 9/04, pp. 113, 116
   Route 17
    Best Foot Forward, 9/04, p. 113
Texas
  Dallas
   Flora Street
    For Dallas, an Urban Solution, 3/04, pp. 86-87, 91
Utah
  Salt Lake City
   Interstate 215
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 106
   Jordan River State Parkway
    Learning from Salt Lake, 7/04, p. 104
Virginia
  Clark County
   Blandy Experimental Farm
    Dogwood Lane
     Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 70
Washington
  Seattle
   State Highway 99/Alaskan Way Viaduct
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, pp. 66, 68, 70
   University Street
    In Seattle, the Mother of All Charrettes, "Planning," 8/04, p. 70
Washington, D.C.
  Pennsylvania Avenue (near the White House), Washington, D.C.
   Bollards and Beyond, "Planning," 7/04, p. 64
  Rhode Island Avenue
   Starting an Environmental Nonprofit, "Practice," 3/04, p. 78
Wisconsin
  Milwaukee
   Canal Street Highway
    Regenerating the Landscape, Reconnecting the Community, "Planning," 1/04, p. 60

ROADS, HIGHWAYS, AND ALLEYS--INTERNATIONAL--IN DESIGN
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France
  Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 60, 64, 66, 68, 69, 70-71
  Grande Cascade
   Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 68-69
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 94, 95, 96, 97, 98
Parc Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 27, 30, 33, 34-35

ROADS, HIGHWAYS, AND ALLEYS--INTERNATIONAL--SPECIFIC
France
  Paris
   Allee de Longchamp
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, p. 70
   Beltway
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, pp. 60, 64, 66, 70-71
   Boulevard des Marechaux
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, p. 66
   La Grande Lisiere
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, p. 69
   L'Avenue de l'Hippodrome
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, p. 71
   L'Avenue de Longchamp
    Into the Woods, "Planning," 2/04, p. 66
Spain
  Barcelona
   Avinguda Diagonal
    Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, p. 27
   Ronda Litoral
    Parc Diagonal Mar: Another Take, "Editor's Choice," 11/04, pp. 27, 30, 33

ROBERTS, DEREK
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 56

ROBERTS, JENNIFER
Mirror-Travels: Robert Smithson and History, "Books," 10/04, p. 184 (author)

ROBINSON, CHARLES MULFORD
For an Austere Time, No Little Plan, "Planning," 10/04, p. 114
Icons Revisited: High Plains Burial, "Practice," 11/04, p. 84

ROBINSON FISHER AND ASSOCIATES, ATHENS, GEORGIA
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 148

ROBINSON, WILLIAM
Perennial Abstraction, 5/04, p. 112

ROCHE, KEVIN
Memory Never Stands Still, 6/04, p. 116

ROCKEFELLER, DAVID
Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 104

ROCKEFELLER, JOHN D., JR.
Icons Revisited: The Poetry of Passages, 6/04, p. 105

ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, SNOWMASS, COLORADO
Professional Matters, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28

RODDY, EMILY, STUDENT ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, p. 60

ROGERS, ELIZABETH BARLOW
Landscape Design: A Cultural and Architectural History, "Books," 2/04, pp. 128-129 (author)

ROGERS, JOHN
Forced Primeval, "Riprap," 4/04, p. 24 (author)
Get Stoned, "Riprap," 1/04, p. 28 (author)
Ohh Yesss!!! "Riprap," 5/04, p. 34 (author)

ROISE, CHARLENE, K.
Death of a Thousand Patches, "Editor's Choice," 9/04, pp. 30, 32, 34-37 (author)

ROLF SAUER AND PARTNERS, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 148

ROLLEY, STEPHANIE, ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 46, 48

ROOFSCAPES, INC., PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
Chicago's Green Crown, 11/04, pp. 108, 110

ROOT, JOHN WELLBORN
Reinventing an Old Idea, "Practice," 7/04, p. 90

ROSE, JAMES
A Designer's Designer, 5/04, p. 119
Fabricated Landscape, "Technology," 7/04, p. 74
LandSCAPES, "Editor's Choice," 5/04, p. 40

ROSEN, ABY
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 100

ROSENBERG, JANET, ASLA
Rising to the Challenge, "Design," 2/04, pp. 44, 48

ROTH, LELAND
Seeing the Buildings for the Trees, "Practice," 2/04, p. 86

ROTHSCHILD, PETER, ASLA
The Best Park Money Can Buy, "Critic at Large," 8/04, pp. 162-163

ROTTKE, LEAH
Unthirsty and Evergreen, "Plants," 1/04, pp. 30, 32-33 (author)

ROTTLE, NANCY, ASLA
Can Landscape Architects Help Conserve Farmland near Cities? "Letters," 2/04, p. 14 (author)

ROUGH VS. SMOOTH--IN DESIGN
Trail of Dreams, Trail of Ghosts, De Vargas Park/Frenchy's Park, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  With a Trace, "Details," 9/04, p. 126

ROWE, BRADLEY
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, p. 20

ROY, CLARENCE
What Architects Say, "Practice," 10/04, p. 148

RSA PROTECTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, UPLAND, CALIFORNIA
Adler Anti-Ram Wall
  Street Smarts: Waiting, "Product Profiles," 7/04, p. 136
Blast Wall
  Street Smarts: Waiting, "Product Profiles," 7/04, p. 136

RS GLOBAL, INC., CARROLLTON, TEXAS
Which Grass Is Greener?  "Technology," 10/04, p. 128

RUBBER--IN DESIGN
"Ha-Happening" garden by Espace Drar (Anna Radice and Patricia Lussier), Festival of the Garden 2004, Westonbirt Arboretum, Gloucestershire, England
  Chaumont Crosses the Channel, 11/04, p. 117

RUBBER--SPECIFIC PRODUCTS
CushionWalk paver by Dinoflex Manufacturing Ltd.
  Home on the Range: Cushion, "Product Profiles," 5/04, p. 136
SofCRETE by SofSurfaces, Inc.
  Let's Go Outside: Playtime, "Product Profiles," 10/04, p. 186

RUBIN, MICHAEL
A Monument to Gluttony, "Letters," 2/04, p. 17

RUDDICK, MARGIE
And Now for Some Real Stewardship, "Letters," 6/04, p. 27
"Land Matters," 3/04, p. 7
Teaching the River, 3/04, pp. 103, 105, 106

RUINS IN THE LANDSCAPE--IN DESIGN
Blandy Experimental Farm, State Arboretum of Virginia, Clark County, Virginia
  Genius Loci in Transition, "Planning," 4/04, p. 70
Le Desert de Retz sculpture garden, Chambourcy, France
  Objects in a Garden, 3/04, p. 82
Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer, France
  Where Numbers Overwhelm, "Critic at Large," 1/04, p. 131
Parc Central de Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
  Oasis from a Wounded Landscape, 2/04, pp. 92, 93, 96, 97, 98, 99
Seonyudo Park, Seoul, South Korea
  Professional Best, 9/04, p. 103
World Trade Center Memorial designed by Michael Arad and Peter Walker, FASLA, New York, New York
  Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 21, 22

RUSNAK, CECILIA, ASLA
Sound Advice, "Student Awards," 10/04, pp. 52, 56

RUSSELL, DON
The Green Fields of Ford, "Editor's Choice," 1/04, pp. 16, 18, 21, 22, 23

RVK LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Renewing the Source, 8/04,  p. 125

RYBCZYNSKI, WITOLD
Less Is Less, "Design," 3/04, pp. 20-22, 24 (author)
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

RYO YAMADA & AYAKO YAMADA, OSLO, NORWAY
Professional Best, 9/04, p. 99