TAI, LOLLY, ASLA

To the Last Drop, “Ecology,” 5/96, p. 61

TASMANIA, LOCATIONS

Uncommon Ground: Toward Reinventing Nature, edited by William Cronon, “Books,” 10/96, p. 140

TECHNOLOGY

General

 Commonsense Visionary, 7/96, p. 71

CD-ROM

  Kodak Picture CDs

   Quality In, Quality Out, “Technology,” 3/96, pp. 46, 47

Computers

 Printers

   Quality In, Quality Out, “Technology,” 3/96, p. 45

  Scanners

   Quality In, Quality Out, “Technology,” 3/96, pp. 44-45

 Service Bureaus

   Quality In, Quality Out, “Technology,” 3/96, pp. 42, 44-49

Construction Drawing

 Digital Details, “Technology,” 8/96, pp. 38, 40-43

Database and Spreadsheet

 Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, pp. 48-49

Data Exchange

 Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, pp. 44, 46-49

 Direct Link

   Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, p. 46

 E-mail

   Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, p. 46

 File Translation

   Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, pp. 46, 47

 Local Area Networks (LANs)

   Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, p. 46

 Modems

   Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, p. 46

 “Sneakernet”

   Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, p. 44

Fountain

 Fountain of Youth, “Design,” 6/96, p. 33

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Explaining Eden,” 11/96, p. 96

 Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, pp. 48, 49

 Computing Communities, “Riprap,” 2/96, pp. 28, 30

Mapmaker, 12/96, pp. 74, 76-79, 8 

Landfill

 Hidden Opportunities, “Technology,” 7/96, pp. 40-42

Multimedia

 Sun Microsystems Java

   It’s a Wide Web World, “Technology,” 4/96, p. 48

Stone Cutting

 United States Armed Services Memorial, Caen, France

   Remembering Normandy, 7/96, p. 83

3-D Modeling

 Creating Digital Worlds, “Technology,” 11/96, pp. 48, 50-53

 Digital Elevation Models (DEMs)

   Creating Digital Worlds, “Technology,” 11/96, p. 51

 Digital-Terrain Models (DTMs)

   Creating Digital Worlds, “Technology,” 11/96, p. 51

   Siting the Line, “Practice,” 8/96, pp. 46, 48, 49

Video

 The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 42, 44-47

 Analog Format

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 44

   Betacam SP

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

   Hi-8 Video

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

  1-inch Type C

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

  S-VHS Format

    The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 46, 47

   ¾-inch Umatic

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

  VHS Format

    The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 46, 47

 Component Format

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 44

 Composite Format

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 44

 Digital Video (DV)

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 44-46

  Digital Compression Systems

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

  IEEE 1394 (FireWire)

    The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 44-45

   Intel IndeoVideo

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

 JPEG (Joint Pictures Experts Group)

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

   Microsoft Video

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

 Motion JPEG

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

 MPEG-1 (Moving Picture Experts Group)

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

   MPEG-2

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 47

 Rotoscoping

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 42, 44

  Timers

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 44

 Videoconferencing

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 44

 Video Editing

   The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, p. 46

 Video Presentation

  The Video Advantage, “Technology,” 6/96, pp. 46-47

Virtual Reality Markup Language

 It’s  Wide Web World, “Technology,” 4/96, p. 48

Word Processing

 Computer Connectivity, “Technology,” 5/96, pp. 46, 48

See also SOFTWARE, TYPES OF

TEICHERT LAND COMPANY, CALIFORNIA

In Blue Ravine, “Ecology,” 8/96, p. 50

TEN EYCK, CHRISTINE, ASLA

Paradise Found, 12/96, pp. 87, 88

Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 81, 82, 83, 86-87, 101

TENNESSEE, LOCATIONS

Gatlinburg

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, pp. 131, 132

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, pp. 131, 132

Overton Park

 Memphis Zoo

   Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 66-73, 96-97

  Animals of the Night Exhibit

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, p. 96

   Avenue of the Animals

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 68-69, 71

  Cat Country Exhibit

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 72, 96

  Cat House Cafe

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 72, 96

  Entrance

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 69, 71

  Hypostyle Court

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 69, 71

  Nile Court

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 69, 70, 72, 73, 96

   The Obelisk

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 72, 73

  Old Cat House

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, p. 69

  Old Elephant House (now Education Building)

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 69, 72

   Once Upon a Farm Exhibit

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 71, 96

  Primate Canyon Exhibit

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, p. 96

  Rosetta Stone Replica

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 71, 72

  Ruins of Angkor Wat/Sumatran Tiger Exhibit

    Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 66-67, 96

Pigeon Forge

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, pp. 131, 132

TENSIONED STRUCTURES, IN DESIGN

Shelter from the Norm, “Technology,” 9/96, pp. 44-46

TENTS, IN DESIGN

Shelter from the Norm, “Technology,” 9/96, p. 42

TERRACES AND TERRACING, IN DESIGN 

Blue River Riverwalk, Breckenridge, Colorado

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, pp. 104, 109

Chelsea Apartments, East Falls Section, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

 Industrial Strength, 4/96, p. 102

Corner Garden, California Center for the Arts, Escondido, California

 Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 34

International Fountain and Mall, Seattle Center, Seattle, Washington

 Fountain of Youth, “Design,” 6/96, p. 35

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Courtyard, Santa Clara, California

 Healthy by Design, ”Riprap,” 3/96, p. 24

Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site Visitors Center, Atlanta, Georgia

 Perfect Fit, 12/96, pp. 58-59

Private Residence, Los Angeles, California

 Modern Marriage, 10/96, pp. 118, 120-121, 125

Rancho La Puerto, Tecate, Mexico

 South of the Border, “Practice,” 12/96, p. 41

Schlumberger Systems Center, Austin, Texas

 Hill Country Headquarters, “Ecology,” 4/96, p. 63

Sergeant Means Park, Olympia Fields, Illinois

 Midwestern Metaphor, 8/96, pp. 56-57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 80

University of Oregon (UO) Millrace, Portland, Oregon

 Building to Learn, “Practice,” 3/96, p. 50

Villa Olimpica, Barcelona, Spain

 The Great Metaphor, 12/96, p. 83

TEXAS, LOCATIONS

Austin

 National Wildflower Research Center

   ASLA Awards 1996: “Native Ingenuity,” 11/96, pp. 79-80

   Hill Country Headquarters, “Ecology,” 4/96, p. 63

 Schlumberger Systems Center

   Hill Country Headquarters, “Ecology,” 4/96, pp. 56, 58-63

 Texas State Capitol

   The Historic Heart of Texas, “Riprap,” 7/96, p. 22

Dallas

 Fountain Place

   Modern Master, 2/96, p. 79

San Antonio

 Riverwalk

   In the San Antonio Mode, “Planning,” 11/96, pp. 42, 45

TEXT IN THE LANDSCAPE

Arthur Ashe, Jr., Monument, Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia

 Ashe Takes His Place, “Practice,” 11/96, p. 58

California Wash: A Memorial, Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica, California

 On the Beach, “Design,” 12/96, pp. 22, 25

Courthouse Square Veterans Memorial, Columbus, Indiana

 Reinventing the Square, “Riprap,” 2/96, p. 30

Dudley Town Common, Roxbury, Massachusetts

 An Uncommon Common, “Practice,” 9/96, p. 53

Du Sable/Farren Outdoor Learning Center “Walk of Fame,” Chicago, Illinois

 Chicago Hope, “Practice,” 4/96, pp. 52, 55 

Ernest W. McFarland Memorial, Phoenix, Arizona

 Landscape as Narrative, “Riprap,” 7/96, p. 24

Korean War Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.

 Tin Soldiers, “Critic at Large,” 2/96, p. 101

Memphis Zoo, Overton Park, Tennessee

 Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 71-72, 96, 97

Promenade Ribbon, The Embarcadero, San Francisco, California

 Walking the Line, 4/96, pp. 82-83, 100

United States Armed Services Memorial, Caen, France

 Remembering Normandy, 7/96, pp. 72, 83-84

THAILAND, LOCATIONS

Bangkok

  Central City Bangna

   That’s Entertainment! “Practice,” 10/96, pp. 101, 103

   LeoLand

    That’s Entertainment! “Practice,” 10/96, pp. 101, 103

THEME PARKS

Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, p. 132

LeoLand, Central City Bangna, Bangkok, Thailand

 That’s Entertainment! “Practice,” 10/96, pp. 101, 103

Sea World of Ohio, Aurora, Ohio

 From Waste to Product, “Ecology,” 6/96, p. 56

See also DISNEY, DISNEYLAND, AND DISNEY WORLD

THOMPSON, BEN

Restoring the River Wild, “Planning,” 5/96, p. 38

THOMPSON, CLAUDE, ASLA

God, Man, Nature Redux, “Letters,” 9/96, p. 23 (author)

THOMPSON, ED

A Natural Approach, 9/96, p. 69

THOMPSON, JUDY

On the Upswing, “Practice,” 6/96, p. 48

THOMPSON, J. WILLIAM

Building to Learn, “Practice,” 3/96, pp. 50, 52, 54-55 (author)

Capital Gain? 6/96, pp. 76-83, 88 (author)

Commonsense Visionary, 7/96, pp. 66-71 (author)

A Creek Runs through It, “Practice,” 2/96, pp. 54, 56-59 (author)

Down by the Creekside, “Technology,” 10/96, pp. 82, 84-93 (author)

From Blight to Bounty, “Practice,” 7/96, pp. 44, 46-49 (author)

From Waste to Product, “Ecology,” 6/96, pp. 54, 56-59 (author)

Hester’s Progress, 4/96, pp. 74-79, 97-99 (author)

Let That Soak In, “Ecology,” 11/96, pp. 60, 62-67 (author)

A Natural Approach, 9/96, pp. 62-71, 86-87, 89 (author)

Of Grids and Green Fields, 2/96, pp. 88-93, 97-99 (author)

Quarry Kudos, “Letters,” 8/96, p. 19

Rethinking River City, 8/96, pp. 70-77, 83 (author)

Siting the Line, “Practice,” 8/96, pp. 44, 46, 48-49 (author)

Taming the Tide, 5/96, pp. 74-81, 100-102 (author)

To the Last Drop, “Ecology,” 5/96, pp. 56, 58-63 (author)

THOMPSON AND ROSE ARCHITECTS

 Reinventing the Square, “Riprap,” 2/96, p. 30

TIBERGHIEN, GILLES A.

Land Art, “Books,” 11/96, p. 100 (author)

TILE, IN DESIGN

Balboa Park Private Residence, San Diego, California

 ASLA Awards 1996: “New Channel,” 11/96, p. 83

New Times Building Pool, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natievs, 2/96, p. 85

Palmer Park, Glendale, California

 Playing It Safe, “Practice,” 5/96, p. 55

Rancho La Puerto, Tecate, Mexico

 South of the Border, “Practice,” 12/96, p. 43

T. MORIARTY AND SON, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

Remembering Normandy, 7/96, p. 83

TOD WILLIAMS BILLIE TSIEN & ASSOCIATES, NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Cerebral Scheme, 6/96, p. 64

TOMLINSON, ROGER

Mapmaker, 12/96, pp. 78, 79

TOPIARY, IN DESIGN

Everett Children’s Adventure Garden, New York Botanical Garden (NYBG), Bronx, New York

 A Landscape for Learning, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 28

Walker Rock Garden, West Seattle, Washington

 One Man’s Stone Age, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 24

TOPOGRAPHY, IN DESIGN

General, Landfills

 Hidden Opportunities, “Technology,” 7/96, p. 40

Capitol Highway, Portland, Oregon

 Pedestrian Friendly, “Planning,” 9/96, p. 38

Center for Advanced Science and Technology (CAST), Harima Science Garden City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

 Mystical Mountains, 3/96, pp. 66-67, 68, 70, 71 

 Arrival Garden

   Mystical Mountains, 3/96, pp. 68, 69, 72

 Interior Courtyard

   Mystical Mountains, 3/96, pp. 72, 96

Countryside Landfill, Lake County, Illinois

 Country Living, “Planning,” 2/96, p. 43

Gainesway Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

 A Subtle Hand, 5/96, p. 104

Iroquois Park, Louisville, Kentucky

 Updating Olmsted, 3/96, p. 87

Japan (general)

 Mystical Mountains, 3/96, pp. 68, 70, 71-72

Korean War Veterans Memorial, Washington, D.C.

 Tin Soldiers, “Critic at Large,” 2/96, p. 101

Monumental Core Framework, Washington, D.C.

 Capital Gain? 6/96, p. 79

Olmsted Parks and Parkways, Louisville, Kentucky

 Updating Olmsted, 3/96, p. 83

Oregon Water Project (Silverton Botanical Gardens and Wastewater Treatment Facility), Silverton, Oregon

 The Dream Team, “Planning,” 7/96, pp. 34, 35, 37

Private Residence, Carpenteria, California

 Opposites Attract, “Design,” 5/96, p. 34

Private Residence, Los Angeles, California

 Modern Marriage, 10/96, pp. 118, 120

Private Residence, Southeastern Quebec, Canada

 Double Vision, “Design,” 11/96, p. 39

Schlumberger Systems Center, Austin, Texas

 Hill Country Headquarters, “Ecology,” 4/96, pp. 56, 58, 59, 61

Sergeant Means Park, Olympia Fields, Illinois

 Midwestern Metaphor, 8/96, pp. 58, 61, 62

Site of Reversible Destiny, Gifu, Japan

 Completely DisOrienting, “Riprap,” 2/96, p. 28

Tofuku-ji Monestary Garden, Kyoto, Japan

 Mystical Mountains, 3/96, p. 72

Williamsburg, Virginia

 Lost and Found in The Old Dominion, “The National Observer,” 4/96, pp. 155-156

TORRE, L. AZEO, FASLA

Out of Egypt, 2/96, pp. 67-68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 96

TOURISM AND TOURIST AMENITIES, IN DESIGN

General

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, p. 109

 What We See, “The National Observer,” 10/96, pp. 211-212

Blue River Riverwalk, Breckenridge, Colorado

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, pp. 107-109, 113

Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Heights, New York

 On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, pp. 78-79

Clark County Wetlands Park, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 96

Estes Park, Colorado

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, p. 109

Gatlinburg

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, pp. 131, 132

Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

 Apocalypse Park, “Planning,” 3/96, p. 41

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, pp. 131, 132

Manteo, North Carolina

 Hester’s Progress, 4/96, p. 79

Pigeon Forge

 Country Cousins, “The National Observer,” 8/96, pp. 131, 132

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, Colorado

 Apocalypse Park, “Planning,” 3/96, pp. 36, 38, 40

Washington, D.C.

 Capital Gain? 6/96, pp. 78, 80

TOWN CENTERS

General

 An Uncommon Common, “Practice,” 9/96, p. 48

Kent, New York

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, p. 100

Lowry Air Force Base (Decommissioned) Redevelopment, Denver, Colorado

 Farewell to Arms, 5/96, pp. 92-93, 105

Roxbury, Massachusetts

 Dudley Town Common

   An Uncommon Common, “Practice,” 9/96, pp. 48, 50-53

TRA, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Fountain of Youth, “Design,” 6/96, p. 32

TRANSIT SYSTEMS, IN DESIGN

Haymount, Caroline County, Virginia

 Of Grids and Green Fields, 2/96, p. 91

Iroquois Park, Louisville, Kentucky

 Updating Olmsted, 3/96, p. 85

Memphis Zoo, Overton Park, Tennessee

 Out of Egypt, 2/96, p. 96

 Once Upon a Farm Exhibit

   Out of Egypt, 2/96, p. 96

Portland, Oregon

 Pedestrian Friendly, “Planning,” 9/96, p. 38

Prairie Crossing/Countryside Landfill, Lake County, Illinois

 Country Living, “Planning,” 2/96, p. 42

Promenade Ribbon, The Embarcadero, San Francisco, California (tramway)

 Walking the Line, 4/96, pp. 83, 84, 100

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, Colorado

 Apocalypse Park, “Planning,” 3/96, pp. 38, 40

Tanner Creek Daylighting Project, Portland, Oregon

 A Creek Runs through It, “Practice,” 2/96, p. 59

TRANSPORTATION CENTERS

Sculptural Bus Shelters, Tempe, Arizona

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Worth the Wait,” 11/96, pp. 81-82

 The Jury, 11/96, p. 99

 Come Together

   ASLA Awards 1996: “Worth the Wait,” 11/96, p. 81

 La Sombra

   ASLA Awards 1996: “Worth the Wait,” 11/96, p. 81

 Waiting for a Date

   ASLA Awards 1996: “Worth the Wait,” 11/96, pp. 81-82

TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND TRAFFIC CONTROL, IN DESIGN

General

 The Architect and the American Landscape, “Riprap,” 6/96, p. 24

 Of Grids and Green Fields, 2/96, pp. 92, 98

Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Heights, New York

 On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, p. 77

Haymount, Caroline County, Virginia

 Of Grids and Green Fields, 2/96, p. 93

Kent, New York

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, p. 66

Kitsap County Greenways Plan, Washington

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Northwest Passages,” 11/96, p. 89

Lincoln Park Framework Plan, Chicago, Illinois

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Lakefront Future,” 11/96, pp. 83-84

Monumental Core Framework, Washington, D.C.

 Capital Gain? 6/96, pp. 76, 78, 80-81, 82

Patterson, New York

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, p. 100

Promenade Ribbon, The Embarcadero, San Francisco, California

 Walking the Line, 4/96, pp. 83, 84, 100

Santa Lucia Preserve, Monterey County, California

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Explaining Eden,” 11/96, p. 96

TREES, IN DESIGN

General

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Growing Pains,” 11/96, p. 98

 The Irony of It All, “Letters,” 5/96, pp. 22-23

 What an Insult, “Letters,” 5/96, p. 23

 A Winning Tree for City Streets, “Riprap,” 6/96, p. 26

General, Drainage

 Room to Grow, 3/96, p. 96

General, Health

 Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees, “Riprap,” 3/96, pp. 22, 24

 Room to Grow, 3/96, pp. 74-79, 96-97

General, Landfills

 Hidden Opportunities, “Technology,” 7/96, pp. 41-42

General, Pollution

 Dying a Slow Death, “Ecology,” 3/96, pp. 59, 60, 61, 62

General, Street Trees

 “Room to Grow” Redux, “Letters,” 7/96, pp. 18, 19

General, Therapeutic Gardens

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Getting Better,” 11/96, p. 99

Beverly Hills Hotel and Bungalows, Beverly Hills, California

 Star Quality, 7/96, p. 65

 Citrus Garden

   Star Quality, 7/96, p. 85

 Crystal Garden

   Star Quality, 7/96, pp. 64, 65, 85

 Pool Area

   Star Quality, 7/96, pp. 61, 85

Blue River Riverwalk, Breckenridge, Colorado

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, p. 112

Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn, New York

 On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, pp. 74, 77

California Center for the Arts, Escondido, California

 Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 28

 Agriculture Court

   Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 34

 Arrival Court

   Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 35

 Sculpture Garden

   Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 35

Stone Sculpture Court

    Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 34

 Work Shop Court

   Great Performances, “Design,” 3/96, p. 35

California Wash: A Memorial, Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica, California

 On the Beach, “Design,” 12/96, p. 24

Canal City Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan

 That’s Entertainment! “Practice,” 10/96, pp. 96, 102

Center for Advanced Science and Technology (CAST), Harima Science Garden City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

  Arrival Garden

  Mystical Mountains, 3/96, pp. 68, 69, 72

 Interior Courtyard