BAIRD SAMPSON ARCHITECTS, TORONTO, CANADA
In the Public Eye, "Practice," 7/97, p. 51

BAKER, TED, ASLA
Keep the Dialogue Going, "Letters," 12/97, pp. 8-9 (author)

BALDWIN, GREG
Circle of Stone, "Design," 6/97, p. 39

BANHAM, REYNER
A Critic Writes: Essays by Reyner Banham, "Books," 7/97, pp. 88-89 (author)

BANKS
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Walterboro, South Carolina
  Southern Savior, 6/97, pp. 76, 77

BARNES, JOE
A Mickey Mouse Utopia, 2/97, p. 93

BARONE, JOHN
Balancing Act, "Planning," 4/97, p. 39

BARTLETT, JENNIFER
A Park with a View, "Planning," 1/97, pp. 26, 28, 29

BASTIAN, ROBERT
Clean Water Acts, "Technology," 5/97, p. 40

BATCHELDER, STEVE
Improbable Proving Ground, "Ecology," 2/97, p. 57

BAUER, TOM
It's Show Time, "Riprap," 9/97, pp. 24, 26

BAY AREA STORM WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCIES ASSOCIATION (BASWMAA), OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
ASLA Awards 1997: "Water Musings," 11/97, pp. 74-75

BEACH, HOWELL, ASLA
Southern Savior, 6/97, p. 76

BEACHES AND BEACHFRONTS, SPECIFIC
Crissy Field, San Francisco, California
Field of Vision, "Planning," 7/97, pp. 36, 38-41
Cyprus
Island Native, "Riprap," 5/97, p. 26
Fort Lauderdale Beach Revitalization Project, Florida
Team Leader, 3/97, pp. 78, 91
Palisades Park and Beach Boardwalk, Santa Monica, California
  Art in the Landscape, "Two Degrees of Difference," 12/97, p. 69
Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica Gets a Workout, "Riprap," 10/97, p. 62

BEAL, MELISSA A.
More Solutions, "Letters," 10/97, pp. 56-57 (author)

BEALE, JULIAN
Fourth-Grade Charette, "Letters," 11/97, p. 37 (author)

BEARDSLEY, JOHN
Cleansing Art, 1/97, pp. 72, 75
Does Size Matter? "Critic at Large," 12/97, pp. 123-124 (author)
Government Work, "Critic at Large," 5/97, pp. 143-144 (author)
A Mickey Mouse Utopia, 2/97, pp. 76-83, 92-93 (author)
Off-Base and Biased, "Letters," 5/97, p. 16
On the Subject of Human Nature, 8/97, pp. 72, 75, 76, 89
Strategies of Change? "Critic at Large," 7/97, pp. 147-148 (author)
Virtual Confusion, "Critic at Large," 3/97, pp. 151-152 (author)
Welcome Improvements, "Critic at Large," 9/97, pp. 143-144 (author)
A Work in Progress, "Letters," 6/97, pp. 26, 27

BEATTY, RUSSELL
The Name of the Rose, 6/97, pp. 98, 100

BECK, MICHAEL
Balancing Act, "Planning," 4/97, pp. 38, 40-41

BECK AND BAIRD, BOISE, IDAHO
Journey's End, "Riprap," 5/97, p. 22

BECKER, JANET BROWN
The Name of the Rose, 6/97, pp. 98, 99, 100

BEEBE, MARY LIVINGSTONE
A Tale of Two Campuses, "Practice," 10/97, p. 94

BEESCH, RUTH
Out of the Box, "Design," 5/97, p. 31

BEFU MORRIS SARDINO, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Notes from Underground, "Technology," 9/97, p. 44

BELLS, IN DESIGN
Millennium Freedom Tower 2000 (proposed), Newport, Kentucky
  Just Imagine! "Riprap," 8/97, p. 24

BENCHES AND SEAT WALLS, IN DESIGN
Bell Street Pier, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, p. 24
Central Waterfront, Seattle, Washington
  Tile Tales, "Technology," 2/97, pp. 42, 44-45
Cypress Swamp Garden, by Adriaan Geuze, Monck's Corner, South Carolina
  On the Subject of Human Nature, 8/97, pp. 88, 89
E. 100^th Street Playground, Central Park, New York
  Fourth-Grade Charette, "Letters," 11/97, p. 35
Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
ASLA Awards 1997: "Campus Icon," 11/97, p. 50
Garden of Verses, Sallie Mae Corporate Campus, Reston, Virginia
Poetic Approach, 8/97, pp. 60, 64
Hunting Lodge, East Coast Retreat
Marsh's Edge, 3/97, pp. 69, 70
Ibach Park Playground, Tualatin, Oregon
Playing for Keeps, "Design," 2/97, p. 32
Jacob Javits Plaza, Jacob Javits Federal Courthouse, New York, New York
  ASLA Awards 1997: "In the Loop," 11/97, p. 54
  Self Portrait, 2/97, pp. 72, 91, 92
Jail House Garden, King County Correctional Facility, Seattle, Washington
  Tile Tales, "Technology," 2/97, p. 44
Library Walk, University of California at San Diego, San Diego, California
  A Campus United, "Design," 4/97, p. 34
Lieutenant Petrosino Park, New York, New York
  The Winners Are  . . ., "Riprap," 4/97, pp. 26, 28
Longacres Park Corporate Campus, Renton, Washington
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Corporate Trailblazer," 11/97, p. 56
Long Meadow Ranch, St. Helena, California
The View from Here, 7/97, pp. 96, 99
Monnens Addis Design Garden, Berkeley, California
Urban Alchemy, "Practice," 3/97, p. 53
127^th Street Park and Playground, Harlem, New York, New York
Harlem Renaissance, "Practice," 2/97, p. 52
The Power of the Seat (You Can't Do Without Us), by Thornton Dial, Middleton Place, Ashley River Road, Charleston, South Carolina
On the Subject of Human Nature, 8/97, p. 75
Principal Financial Group Headquarters, Des Moines, Iowa
  On the Grid, "Design," 12/97, p. 16
Robert F. Wagner, Jr., Park, Battery Park City, New York, New York
A Park with a View, "Planning," 1/97, pp. 26, 30
South Chula Vista Library, Chula Vista, California
  Regional Idiom, 6/97, p. 73
Therapeutic Garden, Institute for Child and Adolescent Development, Wellesley, Massachusetts
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Winning Big," 11/97, p. 46

BEN-JOSEPH, ERAN
Streets and the Shaping of Towns and Cities, "Books," 4/97, p. 89 (author, with Michael Southworth)

BENNETT, MARK
Suburban Dreaming, "Riprap," 6/97, pp. 28, 30

BENNETT, PAUL
Competing Interests, "Practice," 12/97, pp. 32, 34-37 (author)
Hide and Seek, "Design," 10/97, pp. 64, 66-73 (author)
Making Money Out of Water, "Ecology," 10/97, pp. 100, 102-107 (author)
On the Grid, "Design," 12/97, pp. 14, 16-19 (author)
"Riprap," 10/97, pp. 58, 60, 62 (editor)
"Riprap," 12/97, pp. 10, 12 (editor)

BERG, PETER
Going Native, 4/97, p. 74

BERGER, TOM, ASLA
Singular Setting, "Ecology," 5/97, pp. 52, 54, 56-57

BERNHEIMER, ANDREW
Investigating the Complex, "Riprap," 6/97, p. 30

BERRIS, CATHERINE, ASLA
ASLA Awards 1997: "Back to Nature," 11/97, p. 61

BESCHERER, KAREN
Landscape Archaeology: Reading and Interpreting the American Historical Landscape, "Books," 2/97, p. 85 (editor, with Rebecca Yamin)

BEYER BLINDER BELLE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK
Green House, 5/97, pp. 60, 64, 66, 87

BIG TOYS
Prefabricating Innovation, "Technology," 7/97, pp. 45, 46

BIKE PATHS, IN DESIGN
Albany, Georgia, Downtown Riverfront Master Plan
  Remembering Albany, "Planning," 10/97, pp. 74, 77
Bell Street Pier, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, p. 23
Garden of Verses, Sallie Mae Corporate Campus, Reston, Virginia
  Poetic Approach, 8/97, p. 85
Governors Island, New York
Governors' Opportunity, "Riprap," 7/97, p. 28
Los Angeles River Greenway Project, Los Angeles, California
ASLA Awards 1997: "Los Angeles Life Raft," 11/97, pp. 73-74
North Point Park, Charles River Basin, Boston, Massachusetts
A Point Well Made, "Planning," 6/97, pp. 42, 43
Sanctuario del Valle, Santiago, Chile
An Emerging Market, "Riprap," 1/97, p. 18
Sims Bayou, Houston, Texas
Down on the Bayou, "Ecology," 4/97, pp. 56, 59
Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
Works Like a Charm, "Riprap," 9/97, p. 26
University Avenue, Berkeley, California
Improbable Proving Ground, "Ecology," 2/97, p. 59

BIODIVERSITY
General
Breaking the Mold, 10/97, p. 128
Is Sustainable Definable? "Two Degrees of Difference," 10/97, p. 139
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, California
  ASLA Awards, "California Scenario," 11/97, pp. 65-66
Forest Hill Park, Cleveland Heights/East Cleveland, Ohio
  Can This Park Be Saved? 9/97, pp. 92-93
The Netherlands
  Walking on the Wild Side, "Ecology," 9/97, p. 54

BIOREGIONALISM
Going Native, 4/97, p. 74

BIRNBAUM, CHARLES, FASLA
ASLA Awards 1997: "Guiding Preservation," 11/97, p. 68
ASLA Awards 1997: "More Than a Place," 11/97, p. 74
Can This Park Be Saved? 9/97, pp. 79, 92, 93
Taking the Initiative, 5/97, pp. 78, 80, 81, 93, 94

BISKNER, ALLYSON
Working to Renew, "Practice," 8/97, pp. 46, 47-48, 49

BIXBY, FLORENCE
The Name of the Rose, 6/97, pp. 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 98, 99, 100, 101

BIXBY, FRED
The Name of the Rose, 6/97, pp. 83-84, 85-86, 98

BIXBY, JOHN
The Name of the Rose, 6/97, p. 80

BIXBY, SUSAN
The Name of the Rose, 6/97, pp. 80, 81, 83, 84

BLAKE, ED, ASLA
Clean Water Acts, "Technology," 5/97, p. 42

BLEACHERS, IN DESIGN
Bentonville, Arkansas
  Arkansas Hope, "Planning," 12/97, pp. 20, 22

BLUNT, RON
Poetic Approach, 8/97, pp. 58-65, 84-85 (photography)
The Power of Place, 7/97, pp. 62-71, 90-91, 93-94 (photography)
Recognizing the Team Effort, "Letters," 10/97, p. 54
A Shining Achievement, "Letters," 11/97, p. 33

BOARDWALKS
Albany, Georgia, Downtown Riverfront Master Plan
  Remembering Albany, "Planning," 10/97, p. 80
Bell Street Pier, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, p. 20
Crissy Field, San Francisco, California
  Field of Vision, "Planning," 7/97, p. 39
Cypress Swamp Garden, by Adriaan Geuze, Monck's Corner, South Carolina
  On the Subject of Human Nature, 8/97, p. 88
Hunting Lodge, East Coast Retreat
  Marsh's Edge, 3/97, pp. 70, 71, 72
Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG), Grindstone Valley, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
  In the Public Eye, "Practice," 7/97, pp. 50-51

BOLAND, MICHAEL
Field of Vision, "Planning," 7/97, pp. 38, 39, 40

BOLLINGER, JOHN
Bus Stop, 10/97, pp. 112, 143

BOOKS, DIRECTORIES, AND PUBLICATIONS
The 1996 Handbook for Ceramic Tile Installation, published by the Tile Council of America
  Tile Tales, "Technology," 2/97, p. 47
Aesthetics and the Good Life, by Marcia Eaton
  Breaking the Mold, 10/97, pp. 125-126
Alternative Profit Potentials for Rural Indiana, by David Ferguson and Leslie Smith
  Farm Futures, "Practice," 6/97, p. 57
The American City: What Works, What Doesn't, by Alexander Garvin
  "Books," 5/97, p. 82
The American Landscape, by Christian Zapatka
  "Books," 9/97, p. 84
American National Standard Specifications for Ceramic Tile, published by the Tile Council of America
  Tile Tales, "Technology," 2/97, p. 47
American National Standard Specifications for the Installation of Ceramic Tile, published by the Tile Council of America
  Tile Tales, "Technology," 2/97, p. 47
Anchorage Atlas
  Ship Shape, "Planning," 9/97, p. 36
Andy Goldsworthy: A Collaboration with Nature, by Andy Goldsworthy
The Geometrician, 12/97, p. 46
Apostle of Taste: Andrew Jackson Downing 1815-1852, by David Schuyler
  "Books," 4/97, p. 88
Architecture and Landscape: The Design Experiment of the Great European Gardens and Landscapes, by Clemens Steenbergen and Wouter Reh
Hunt Recommends," 3/97, p. 89 
"Architecture: A Profession or Commercial Enterprise?" by Stephen Greenberg, The Architect's Journal (1993)
  A Profession in Peril? 8/97, p. 71
Architecture of Fear, edited by Nan Ellis
  "Books," 9/97, p. 84
"Architecture's Resistance to Diversity: A Matter of Theory as Much as Practice," by Linda N. Groat, The Journal of Architectural Education (1993)
  A Profession in Peril? 8/97, pp. 70-71 
A + U: Architecture and Urbanism (Japanese periodical)
  Beyond the Grid, 1/97, p. 55
Bestiary: An Anthology of Poems about Animals, by Stephen Mitchell
  Gardens of Eden, 4/97, p. 98
Between Fences, edited by Gregory K. Dreicer
  "Books," 10/97, pp. 140-141
Blueprint for a Sustainable Bay Area, by Urban Ecology, Inc.
ASLA Awards 1997: "Nature in the City," 11/97, pp. 71, 72-73
"Books," 12/97, p. 70
Bold, Romantic Gardens: The New World Landscapes of Oehme and van Sweden, by James van Sweden, Wolfgang Oehme and Susan Rademacher Frey
  Men for All Seasons, 7/97, p. 76
"Building Community: A New Future for Architectural Education and Practice"(The Boyer Report), by Ernest L. Boyer and Lee D. Mitgang
  The Deans' List, "Practice," 4/97, p. 51
  A Profession in Peril? 8/97, p. 70
Built Landscapes: Gardens in the Northeast
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, p. 82
Campus Planning, by Richard Dober
  A Campus United, "Design," 4/97, p. 32
CELA Directory of Faculty (1994)
The Shape of Things to Come? 12/97, p. 65
City Center to Regional Mall: Architecture, the Automobile, and Retailing in Los Angeles, 1920-1950, by Richard Longstreth 
"Books," 12/97, pp. 70-71
Civil Architecture: The New Public Infrastructure, by Richard Dattner
"Books," 5/97, p. 83
Compost Utilization by Departments of Transportation in the United States, by Donna Mitchell
  Gaining Ground, "Technology," 8/97, p. 43
Conservation Design for Subdivisions, by Randall Arendt
  New Ruralist, 9/97, p. 72
Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment, edited by Donald A. Hammer
  Clean Water Acts, "Technology," 5/97, p. 43
Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment and Wildlife Habitat: 17 Case Studies, published by the Environmental Protection Agency
  Clean Water Acts, "Technology," 5/97, p. 43
Contemporary Trends in Landscape Architecture, by Steven Cantor, ASLA
  Urban Alchemy, "Practice," 3/97, p. 52
Creative Gardens, by James Rose
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, pp. 65, 81
A Critic Writes: Essays by Reyner Banham
  "Books," 7/97, pp. 88-89
Cultural Landscape Report for Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, by William Tishler, National Park Service Midwest Field Area, Omaha, Nebraska
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Hibernate No More," 11/97, pp. 69-70
Dealing With Change in the Connecticut River Valley: A Design Manual of Conservation and Development, by Robert Yaro, Randall Arendt, Harry Dodson and Elizabeth 
Brabec
New Ruralist, 9/97, p. 72
Design and Management Handbook for Preservation Areas, published by the Natural Lands Trust
  New Ruralist, 9/97, p. 90
"Designing Sustainable Soil," by Phillip Craul, Opportunities in Sustainable Development: Strategies for the Chesapeake Bay Region (March 1997)
  Gaining Ground, "Technology," 8/97, p. 43
Design on the Land, by Norman Newton
  Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 78
Design with Nature, by Ian McHarg
  Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 78
"Developing Biosolids Compost Specifications," by Phillip J. Craul and Michael S. Switzenbaum, BioCycle (December 1996)
  Gaining Ground, "Technology," 8/97, p. 43
Dictionary of American Landscape Architecture, published by the National Park Service
  Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 94
Dictionary of Natural Resource Management, edited by Julian Dunster and Katherine Dunster
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Coming to Terms," 11/97, pp. 71-72
Directory of Environmental Resources, published by Environmental Software Cooperative
  Watershed Events, "Technology," 12/97, p. 29
Drawn from the Source: The Travel Sketches of Louis I. Kahn, by Eugene J. Johnson
  "Books," 6/97, p. 90
Earthworks and Beyond, by John Beardsley
  Cleansing Art, 1/97, p. 72
Ecological Design and Planning, edited by George E. Thompson and Frederick R. Steiner
"Books," 8/97, p. 82
Edge of Empire: Postcolonialism and the City, by Jane M. Jacobs
"Books," 6/97, p. 91
Elements of Garden Design, by Joe Eck with drawings by Lisa Brooks
"Books," 6/97, pp. 90-91
The Empress and the Architect: British Architecture and Gardens at the Court of Catherine the Great, by Dimitri Shvidkovsky
"Books," 1/97, p. 79
Engineering Field Handbook, published by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
"Streambank and Shoreline Protection"
Get Those Feet Wet, "Letters," 4/97, p. 23
Environmental Building News
  September/October 1996 issue
   Mail-order Pride, "Ecology," 3/97, p. 56
  "Transportation Planning: It's Time for Green Design to Hit the Road," January/February 1996 Issue
   Mail-order Pride, "Ecology," 3/97, p. 61
Envisioning Information, by Edward R. Tufte
"Books," 9/97, p. 85
Faith and Good Works: Making the Mormon Landscape in Utah's Sanpete Valley, 1849-1890, by Thomas Carter
New Frontiersman, 5/97, p. 71
Forest Dreams, Forest Nightmares: The Paradox of Old Growth in the Inland West, by Nancy Langston, "Books," 2/97, pp. 84-85
Forest Hill Park: A Report on the Proposed Landscape Development, by A.D. Taylor
  Can This Park Be Saved? 9/97, p. 77
Frank Lloyd Wright: Designs for an American Landscape, 1922-1932, edited by David G. DeLong
  "Books," 1/97, pp. 78-79
Frederick Law Olmsted: The Father of City Planning, by Irving D. Fisher
More Solutions, "Letters," 10/97, p. 57
Fruitful Sites: Garden Culture in Ming Dynasty China, by Craig Clunac
  "Hunt Recommends," 2/97, p. 85
Gardening with Nature, by James van Sweden
  Men for All Seasons, 7/97, p. 76
Gardening with Water: How James van Sweden and Wolfgang Oehme Build and Plant Fountains, Swimming Pools, Lily Ponds and Water Edges, by James van Sweden
  Men for All Seasons, 7/97, p. 76
Garden Restoration and Landscape Maintenance Plan for Rancho Los Alamitos, by David Streatfield
  The Name of the Rose, 6/97, p. 80
Gardens Make Me Laugh, by James Rose
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, pp. 82, 83
Gardens of Alcatraz, by Michael Boland
Field of Vision, "Planning," 7/97, p. 40
The Gardens of Ellen Biddle Shipman, by Judith B. Tankard
"Books," 5/97, pp. 82-83
A Woman of Substance, "Riprap," 2/97, p. 24
Gardens of the Tsars, by Margrethe Floryan 
"Hunt Recommends," 3/97, p. 89 
Garrett Eckbo: Modern Landscape for Living, by Marc Treib and Dorothee Imbert
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Modern Master," 11/97, pp. 70, 71
  "Books," 8/97, p. 83
  Eckbo on Exhibit, "Riprap," 1/97, p. 18
The Geography of Nowhere, by James Howard Kunstler
  New Ruralist, 9/97, pp. 70, 72
Glass in Architecture, by Michael Wigginton
  "Books," 7/97, p. 88
Gray World, Green Heart, by Robert L. Thayer
  Going Native, 4/97, pp. 76, 77, 91-92
Great Streets, by Allan Jacobs
  Improbable Proving Ground, "Ecology," 2/97, p. 58
GSD News (Fall 1996)
  Design Under Glass, 2/97, p. 63
Guidelines for the Treatment of Cultural Landscapes, edited by Charles A. Birnbaum with Christine Capella Peters
ASLA Awards 1997: "Guiding Preservation," 11/97, pp. 67, 68
Taking the Initiative, 5/97, pp. 78, 80
Guide to Environmental Software, published by Environmental Software Cooperative
Watershed Events, "Technology," 12/97, p. 29
A Guide to the National Road, edited by Karl Raitz
  "Books," 3/97, p. 88
Hand to Earth: Andy Goldsworthy Sculpture 1976-1990, by Andy Goldsworthy
  The Geometrician, 12/97, p. 46
The Heavenly Environment, by James Rose
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, p. 83
House & Garden (October 1996)
  A Mickey Mouse Utopia, 2/97, p. 93
House as a Mirror Self: Exploring the Deeper Meaning of Home, by Clare Cooper Marcus
  "Books," 8/97, p. 83
How to Grow a Chair: The Art of Tree Trunk Topiary, by Richard Reames
  A Tree Bends in Oregon, "Riprap," 5/97, p. 24
Images of an American Land: Vernacular Architecture in the Western United States, by Thomas Carter
  New Frontiersman, 5/97, pp. 71, 72, 75
Indiana Directory of Alternative Agricultural Expertise, by David Ferguson and Leslie Smith
  Farm Futures, "Practice," 6/97, p. 57
Karl Friedrich Schinkel: Charlottenhof, Potsdam-Sanssouci, by Heinz Schonemann
  "Books," 12/97, p. 71
Landscape Archaeology: Reading and Interpreting the American Historical Landscape, edited by Rebecca Yamin and Karen Bescherer
"Books," 2/97, p. 85
Landscape in Sight: Looking at America, by John Brinckerhoff Jackson, edited by Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz
"Books," 10/97, p. 140
The Landscape Preservation Dictionary, published by the National Park Service
Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 94
Landscapes for Learning: Creating Outdoor Environments for Children and Youth, by Sharon Stine
  "Books," 7/97, p. 89 
Landscape Transformed, essays from a 1995 Royal Academy of Arts, London, symposium
  "Hunt Recommends," 2/97, p. 85
Lifeplace: A Bioregional Approach to Land Planning, Education, and Stewardship (unpublished), by Robert L. Thayer
  Going Native, 4/97, p. 74
Making a Landscape of Continuity: The Practice of Innocenti & Webel, edited by Gary R. Hilderbrand
"Books," 12/97, p. 71
Making Educated Decisions, edited by Charles Birnbaum and Cheryl Wagner, published by the National Park Service
  Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 94
Manufactured Loam Using Compost Material, by Michael S. Switzenbaum, Phillip Craul and Tom Ryan
Gaining Ground, "Technology," 8/97, p. 43
Minimum, by John Pawson
"Books," 4/97, pp. 88-89
Minimum Standards for Landscape Irrigation, published by the American Society of Irrigation Consultants
Virtual Irrigation, "Technology," 4/97, p. 44
Modern American Gardens, by James Rose (writing as Marc Snow)
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, p. 82
Modern American Houses: Four Decades of Award-Winning Design in Architectural Record, edited by Clifford A. Pearson
  "Books," 3/97, pp. 88-89
Modern Movements in Architecture, by Charles Jencks
  Beyond the Grid, 1/97, p. 81
Modern Park Design: Recent Trends
  "Hunt Recommends," 1/97, p. 79
Mr. Rockefeller's Roads, by Anne Rockefeller Roberts
  Can This Park Be Saved? 9/97, p. 79
Myth and Landscape, published by the European Cultural Center of Delphia
  "Hunt Recommends," 2/97, p. 85
The National Road, edited by Karl Raitz
  "Books," 3/97, p. 88
The New Urbanism: Hope or Hype for American Communities?, by William Fulton
From Farm to Marketplace, "Planning," 3/97, p. 43
Paradise Transformed: The Private Garden for the Twenty-First Century, by Guy Cooper and Gordon Taylor
  "Books," 1/97, p. 78
Patterns and Process in a Forested Ecosystem, by Borman and Likens
  Keep the Dialogue Going, "Letters," 12/97, p. 8
Pencil Points Magazine (now Progressive Architecture)
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, pp. 62, 81, 82
Peter Walker: Minimalist Gardens, by Leah Levy
  Beyond the Grid, 1/97, p. 54
Pioneers of American Landscape, edited by Charles Birnbaum, et. al., published by the National Park Service
  Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 93
Pioneers of American Landscape II, edited by Charles Birnbaum and Julie Fix
  Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, p. 83
Practice of Everyday Life, by Michel de Certeau
  "Hunt Recommends," 1/97, p. 79
Preservation Brief 36, "Protecting Cultural Landscapes: Planning, Treatment, and Management of Historic Landscapes," by Charles Birnbaum, published by the National Park Service
  Taking the Initiative, 5/97, p. 80
Progressive Architecture Magazine
  A Profession in Peril? 8/97, p. 70
The Public Face of Architecture, by William Hubbard
  The Power of Place, 7/97, p. 94
The Rarest of the Rare: Vanishing Animals, Timeless Worlds, by Diane Ackerman
  Gardens of Eden, 4/97, p. 80
Raw Creation: Outsider Art and Beyond, by John Maizels
  "Books," 3/97, p. 89
Reading Houses and Building Books, by Adam Sweeting
"Hunt Recommends," 3/97, p. 89 
Regenerative Design for Sustainable Development, by John Lyle
  Clean Water Acts, "Technology," 5/97, p. 40
Restoration Ecology Journal, published by the Society for Ecological Restoration
  Working to Renew, "Practice," 8/97, p. 47
Rural by Design: Maintaining Small Town Character, by Randall Arendt
  New Ruralist, 9/97, pp. 71, 72
Science and the Perception of Nature: British Landscape Art in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, by Charlotte Klonk
  "Books," 5/97, p. 83
"Sculpture in the Expanded Field," by Rosalind Krauss (article)
  A Tale of Two Campuses, "Practice," 10/97, p. 99
"The Shaping of Architectural Practice," by Elizabeth Padjen, GSD News
  A Profession in Peril? 8/97, p. 71
The Simple Home, by Charles Keeler
  Small Wonder, "Design," 9/97, p. 30
Start at the Source: Residential Site Planning and Design Guidance Manual for Storm-Water Quality Protection and Outreach Program, by the Bay Area Storm Water Management Agencies Association 
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Water Musings," 11/97, pp. 74-75
State of Alaska Atlas
  Ship Shape, "Planning," 9/97, pp. 36, 39
Stone, by Andy Goldsworthy
  The Geometrician, 12/97, pp. 46, 48
Stony Ground: The Making of a Canadian Garden, by Douglas Chambers
  "Hunt Recommends," 1/97, p. 79
Storm Water Infiltration, by Bruce Ferguson
  Southern Savior, 6/97, p. 95
The Stream Corridor Restoration Handbook, published by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
Get Those Feet Wet, "Letters," 4/97, p. 23
Streets and the Shaping of Towns and Cities, by Michael Southworth and Eran Ben-Joseph
  "Books," 4/97, p. 89
Taking Measures Across the Amerian Landscape, by James Corner and Alex S. MacLean
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Measuring Up," 11/97, pp. 70-71
  "Books," 8/97, p. 83
The Texture of Memory, by James E. Young
  The Power of Place, 7/97, p. 94
To Live in the New World: A.J. Downing and American Landscape Gardening, by Judith K. Major
  "Books," 10/97, p. 141
TV Sets: Fantasy Blueprints of Classic TV Homes, by Mark Bennett
  Suburban Dreaming, "Riprap," 6/97, p. 30
Urban Soils, by Phillip Craul
  Gaining Ground, "Technology," 8/97, p. 42
Vacationscape: Developing Tourist Areas, 3^rd edition, by Clare A. Gunn, FASLA
"Books," 10/97, p. 141
Viewing Olmsted, photographed by Robert Burley, Lee Friedlander, and Geoffrey James
"Hunt Recommends," 4/97, p. 89
The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, by Edward R. Tufte
"Books," 9/97, p. 85
Visual Explanations: Images and Quantitatives, Evidence and Narrative, by Edward R. Tufte
"Books," 9/97, p. 85
Watershed Tool Service Directory, published by the Environmental Protection Agency
  Watershed Events, "Technology," 12/97, p. 29
William Faulkner and the Tangible Past: The Architecture of Yoknapatawpha, by Thomas S. Hines
  "Books," 7/97, p. 89
Wood, by Andy Goldsworthy
  "Books," 2/97, p. 84
  The Geometrician, 12/97, pp. 46, 48 

BORGES, MANUELA
Arkansas Hope, "Planning," 12/97, p. 23

BRICK, IN DESIGN
Albany, Georgia, Downtown Riverfront Master Plan
  Remembering Albany, "Planning," 10/97, p. 81
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Welcome Improvements, "Critic at Large," 9/97, p. 143
English Village, Mountain Brook Estates, Birmingham, Alabama
Village Idiom, "Planning," 2/97, pp. 36, 40
Gateway Center, Los Angeles, California
  Bus Stop, 10/97, pp. 117, 118, 142
Justice Garden Path, King County Regional Justice Center, Kent, Washington
  Cleansing Art, 1/97, p. 130
McGowan Residence Playground, Arlington, Virginia
  Hide and Seek, "Design," 10/97, p. 67
Marvin House, Walterboro, South Carolina
  Southern Savior, 6/97, p. 94
Mountain Brook Village, Mountain Brook Estates, Birmingham, Alabama
Village Idiom, "Planning," 2/97, pp. 36, 40

BRIDGES AND CAUSEWAYS, IN DESIGN
General, Playgrounds
Prefabricating Innovation, "Technology," 7/97, p. 45
Albany, Georgia, Downtown Riverfront Master Plan
Remembering Albany, "Planning," 10/97, pp. 74, 77
Bell Street Pier, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, p. 23
Charles River Basin, Boston, Massachusetts
  A Point Well Made, "Planning," 6/97, p. 42
North Point Park
  A Point Well Made, "Planning," 6/97, pp. 42, 43, 44, 45
Revere Landing Park
  A Point Well Made, "Planning," 6/97, p. 44
East Conservatory, Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
Design Under Glass, 2/97, p. 86
Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, Tropical Rain Forest (Lowland), New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York
Green House, 5/97, p. 88
Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
ASLA Awards 1997: "Campus Icon," 11/97, 50, 51
Garden of Verses, Sallie Mae Corporate Campus, Reston, Virginia
  Poetic Approach, 8/97, pp. 63, 64, 84
Gateway Center, Los Angeles, California
  Bus Stop, 10/97, pp. 116-117, 118
Getty Center, Los Angeles, California
  Western Civ, 12/97, p. 55, 74
"Gouging Thoughts" (1997 Student Award Winner), Robinson Brick Company, Colorado 
  Competing Interests, "Practice," 12/97, p. 34
Hunting Lodge, East Coast Retreat
Marsh's Edge, 3/97, p. 71
Entranceway
  Marsh's Edge, 3/97, p. 69
Internationale Gartenbauausstellung (IGA) Site (Ostra Island), Dresden, Germany
Imagine This, 4/97, pp. 62-63
Longacres Park Corporate Campus, Renton, Washington
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Corporate Trailblazer," 11/97, p. 56
Ludlow Bay (Inn and Condominiums), Washington
  Singular Setting, "Ecology," 5/97, p. 56
McGowan Residence Playground, Arlington, Virginia
Hide and Seek, "Design," 10/97, pp. 68-69, 73
Marvin House, Brays Island, Port Royal Sound, South Carolina
Southern Savior, 6/97, p. 77
Milwaukee River Riverwalk, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
A Waterfront for Walking, "Planning," 5/97, p. 36
Ocoee River Whitewater Course, Copper Basin, Tennessee
River on Tap, 3/97, pp. 80-81, 82, 83, 97-98
Rose House (The James Rose Center for Landscape Architectural Research and Design), Ridgewood, New Jersey
Never a Rose Garden, 1/97, pp. 64, 68, 69
Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
  Works Like a Charm, "Riprap," 9/97, p. 26

BRIDGES AND CAUSEWAYS, SPECIFIC
Bell Street Bridge, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, p. 23
Lenora Street Bridge, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, p. 23
Peace Bridge, Buffalo, New York
  Back to the Future, "Riprap," 2/97, p. 26

BRIGHAM, DON, ASLA
Journey's End, "Riprap," 5/97, p. 24

BRITTON, ELIZABETH
Green House, 5/97, p. 63

BRITTON, NATHANIEL LORD
Green House, 5/97, p. 63

BROIS, STEPHEN
Green House, 5/97, p. 88

BROOKS, LISA
Elements of Garden Design, by Joe Eck, "Books," 6/97, pp. 90-91 (illustrator)

BROWN, RHONDA
Down on the Bayou, "Ecology," 4/97, pp. 58-59

BROWN, SKIP
Men for All Seasons, 7/97, pp. 72-73 (photography)
Southern Savior, 6/97, pp. 74-79, 93-95, 97 (photography)
Team Leader, 3/97, pp. 74-75 (photography); 91

BROWN AND CALDWELL
Cleansing Art, 1/97, pp. 76, 130

BROWN & ROWE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Gaining Ground, "Technology," 8/97, pp. 40, 42

BROWNE, JOSEPH E., FASLA
A Work in Progress, "Letters," 6/97, pp. 26-27 (author)

BROWNE, JOSEPH M.
Inconclusive Resolution, "Letters," 11/97, pp. 32-33

BUFFIE, RANDALL M.
Functionalism Unleashed, "Riprap," 3/97, p. 28

BUILDING MATERIALS
Recycled Materials
General
In Their Own Front Yards, "Practice," 9/97, pp. 46, 49
Shaping a Sustainable Future, "Ecology," 8/97, pp. 52, 55
  General, Playgrounds
   Prefabricating Innovation, "Technology," 7/97, p. 46
The Grotto, Waterworks Gardens, East Division Water Treatment Plant, Renton, Washington
   Cleansing Art, 1/97, pp. 70, 72, 73
  Ibach Park Playground, Tualatin, Oregon
   Playing for Keeps, "Design," 2/97, p. 31
  Monnens Addis Design Garden, Berkeley, California
   Urban Alchemy, "Practice," 3/97, p. 53
  Patagonia Distribution Center, Reno, Nevada
   Mail-order Pride, "Ecology," 3/97, p. 58
  Sustainability Center, Tacoma, Washington
   Shaping a Sustainable Future, "Ecology," 8/97, pp. 52, 53, 54, 55
See also CONCRETE, IN DESIGN; STONE, IN DESIGN

BUILDINGS, IN DESIGN
General, Ranches
  New Frontiersman, 5/97, p. 73
Bell Street Pier, Seattle, Washington
  Pier Revival, "Design," 1/97, pp. 20, 23
Field Work, by Martha Schwartz, McLeod Plantation, Charleston, South Carolina
  On the Subject of Human Nature, 8/97, p. 76
Garden of Verses, Sallie Mae Corporate Campus, Reston, Virginia
  Poetic Approach, 8/97, pp. 60, 63, 64, 84
Haig Point, Tabby Ruins and Plantation House, Daufuskie Island, South Carolina
  Team Leader, 3/97, p. 78
Hunting Lodge, Guest and Caretaker Houses, East Coast Retreat
Marsh's Edge, 3/97, p. 69
Internationale Gartenbauausstellung (IGA) Site (Ostra Island), Dresden, Germany
Imagine This, 4/97, pp. 65, 66, 71
Long Meadow Ranch, St. Helena, California
  The View from Here, 7/97, p. 82
Ocoee River Whitewater Course, Administration Building, Copper Basin, Tennessee
  River on Tap, 3/97, pp. 80-81, 82
Olmsted Parks, Buffalo, New York
  Back to the Future, "Riprap," 2/97, p. 26
Robert F. Wagner, Jr., Park, Battery Park City, New York, New York
A Park with a View, "Planning," 1/97, pp. 26, 31
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Empire, Michigan
  ASLA Awards 1997: "Hibernate No More," 11/97, pp. 69-70

BULA, JOSEPH
Investigating the Complex, "Riprap," 6/97, p. 30

BULL, BRADFORD
Competing Interests, "Practice," 12/97, pp. 34, 35

BUNSTER-OSSA, IGNACIO F.
Art in the Landscape, "Two Degrees of Difference," 12/97, p. 69 (author)
A Campus United, "Design," 4/97, pp. 30, 32, 33, 34, 35
Change for the Better . . . "Letters," 8/97, p. 21
The Client: End or Means? "Two Degrees of Difference," 9/97, p. 87 (author)
Defining Freedom, "Letters," 9/97, p. 22
The Horizontal vs. the Vertical, "Two Degrees of Difference," 8/97, p. 81 (author)
Is Sustainable Definable? "Two Degrees of Difference," 10/97, p. 139 (author)
The Meaning of Edge, "Two Degrees of Difference," 9/97, p. 83 (author)
Santa Monica Gets a Workout, "Riprap," 10/97, p. 62
Suburb vs. City, "Two Degrees of Difference," 6/97, p. 89 (author)

BURLEY, ROBERT
Viewing Olmsted, "Hunt Recommends," 4/97, p. 89 (photographer, with Lee Friedlander and Geoffrey James)

BURTON, BILL
Regional Idiom, 6/97, pp. 68, 71, 73, 92

BURTON, PAMELA, ASLA
A Tale of Two Campuses, "Practice," 10/97, pp. 92, 94, 95, 96, 99

BURTON ASSOCIATES, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
Regional Idiom, 6/97, p. 68

BURWELL, BILL
Cleansing Art, 1/97, pp. 70, 76, 130

BYE, A.E.
Stone's Flow, "Design," 8/97, p. 31

BYRD, WARREN, ASLA
Design Under Glass, 2/97, pp. 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 86, 87, 88