MA, YO-YO
Making Sweet Music Together, "Riprap," 3/98, pp. 28, 30

MAACK, RICHARD
Desert Redux, 6/98, pp. 60-67, 88-90 (photography)

McBRIDE, KEVIN
Historic Landscape Discovered Amid The Bits and Bytes, "Riprap," 2/98, pp. 20, 22

McBURNEY, HENRIETTA
Mark Catesby's Natural History of America: The Watercolors from the Royal Library, Windsor Castle, "Books," 1/98, p. 79

McCAFFERTY, ERIC
Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, p. 26

McCARLEY, WILLIAM J., III, ASLA
The Awards Issue, "Letters," 12/98, p. 83

McCLELLAND, LINDA
Building the National Parks: Historic Landscape Design and Construction, "Books," 6/98, p. 86

McCLURE, MARK, CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL STATION
Hero to the Hemlock, "Riprap," 5/98, p. 30

McCOMB, PAULINE
Beyond the Eighth Meridian, 12/98, p. 66

McCULLEY, E. BYRON, FASLA
Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101

McDONOUGH, MICHAEL
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 88, 90

McDONOUGH, WILLIAM
It Takes a Village, "Practice," 10/98, p. 80

McGLADE, DENNIS, ASLA
Doing Good, "Practice," 9/98, p. 44
Showdown in Sepulveda Pass, "Critic at Large," 10/98, p. 187

McHARG, IAN, FASLA
Bounty of the Desert, "Planning," 3/98, p. 43
Is There a Prescription for Sprawl? 9/98, p. 86
The Woodlands, "The National Observer," 9/98, p. 132

McINTYRE, MICHAEL, ASLA
A Good Thrashing, 3/98, pp. 84, 85, 100

McINTYRE, RON
Tourist-Friendly, "Practice," 2/98, pp. 48, 49

McKIBBEN, BILL
What Makes Design Great, "Two Degrees of Difference," 7/98, p. 79

MACY, DOUG, FASLA
Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 84, 85

MAILE, CHRISTINA
Lungs of the City, "Riprap," 10/98, p. 42

MALAISE, PETER
Grass-Roots Movement, "Technology," 5/98, p. 49

MANDLER, PETER
The Fall and Rise of the Stately Home, "Books," 2/98, p. 83

MAN/NATURE RELATIONSHIP
General
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 94
Making Waves, 3/98, pp. 95-96
Naturally Wright, 2/98, pp. 58-65, 84, 86
The Park Process, "Planning," 1/98, pp. 26, 28-31
Renaissance Man, 8/98, pp. 72, 92
What Makes Design Great, "Two Degrees of Difference," 7/98, p. 79

MANWARING, MICHAEL
A River Runs Through It, 4/98, p. 96

MAPS
General
Computers: Boon or Doom? "Two Degrees of Difference," 8/98, pp. 76, 77
Will the Real Portland Please Stand Up? "The National Observer," 5/98, pp. 155-156
Delta County, Colorado
  A Guide for Growth, "Planning," 8/98, pp. 34, 35
Lower Roaring Fork Valley, Garfield County, Colorado
  Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, pp. 24, 28
Peninsula Watershed, San Francisco Bay Area, California
  Saving the Source, "Ecology," 12/98, p. 45

MARIOTTI, CARLO
Paving the Way, 8/98, p. 81

MARIUS, RICHARD
The Woodlands, "The National Observer," 9/98, p. 131

MARLING, KARAL ANN
Designing Disney's Theme Parks: The Architecture of Reassurance, edited by Karal Ann Marling, "Books," 9/98, p. 81
Peddling Reassurance, "Critic at Large," 2/98, pp. 139-140

MARSHALL, VICTORIA
Manhattan Moment, "Riprap," 9/98, pp. 20, 22

MARTINELLI, JANET
Desert Redux, 6/98, p. 90

MARTINO, STEVE, FASLA
Desert Redux, 6/98, pp. 61, 64, 65, 66, 88, 89, 90
Desert Refuge, "Design," 12/98, pp. 18, 20, 22, 23

MARTON, DEBORAH
New Life for the Shoreline, "Ecology," 10/98, pp. 82, 84-89 (author)

MARYLAND, LOCATIONS
General
Is There a Prescription for Sprawl? 9/98, p. 70
Baltimore
  Oakcrest Village
   Golden Opportunities, "Practice," 3/98, pp. 50, 52
Suburban Washington D.C.
  Private Residence English-Style Garden
   Translated from the English, 12/98, pp. 48-55, 72, 74, 76

MASSACHUSETTS, LOCATIONS
General, Forests

Stepping Back to Look Forward: A History of the Massachusetts Forest, edited by Charles H.W. Foster, "Books," 9/98, p. 81

Amherst
  General
   Back to the Future, 5/98, pp. 75, 77, 78, 79
  Fabos House, Garden and Woodland
   Back to the Future, 5/98, pp. 75, 78-79
University of Massachusetts (UMASS)
Clark's Way
  Unique Passage, "Riprap," 9/98, p. 24
Ashfield
  Ashfield's Alternative, "Ecology," 1/98, pp. 44, 46-49
Boston
  General
Invented Cities: The Creation of Landscape in Nineteenth-Century New York and Boston, by Mona Domosh, "Books," 10/98, p. 116
A Look at the Great Divide, "Riprap," 5/98, p. 28
Beacon Hill
A Look at the Great Divide, "Riprap," 5/98, p. 28
Charles River Greenway
Banking on a River, "Ecology," 9/98, pp. 50, 52-55
City Hall Plaza
ASLA Awards 1998: "Common Ground," 11/98, p. 59
Brookline
  Dorans' Garden
   Michael, 2/98, pp. 70, 73
  Fairsted (Olmsted National Historic Site)
   ASLA Awards 1998: "Olmsted's Own," 11/98, p. 67
Cambridge
Coolidge Hill
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Path of Least Resistance," 11/98, p. 44
Harvard Yard, Harvard University
  Michael, 2/98, pp. 71, 72, 86, 89
Edgartown (Martha's Vineyard)
Boldwater Farm
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Of Heaths and Salt Marshes," 11/98, p. 54
Lincoln
Doing Good, "Practice," 9/98, pp. 46, 48
Stockbridge
Naumkeag
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 89
Is Historic Preservation Design? 12/98, pp. 56, 57, 58
Wellesley
Therapeutic Garden, Institute for Child and Adolescent Development,
  Thinking Holistically, "Letters," 8/98, p. 18
Wellesley College
  Michael, 2/98, pp. 73, 89
   Filigreed Line, by Robert Irwin
   Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 92, 94
Worcester
Science Center
  The Brothers Bassett, 9/98, p. 86

MATTINGLY, KEVIN, ASLA
Right on Course, "Design," 4/98, pp. 26, 28, 29, 30

MATTINGLY KUEHN GOLF COURSE DESIGN, GRAFTON, WISCONSIN
Right on Course, "Design," 4/98, pp. 26, 29, 30

MATVIAK, GREG
Pier Review, "Practice," 1/98, p. 42

MAYER, RICHARD W.Credit Where Due, "Letters," 2/98, pp. 18, 19 (author)

MAYS, VERNON
Big Plan on Campus, "Planning," 7/98, pp. 28, 30-33 (author)
In the Boardwalk Tradition, "Design," 1/98, pp. 20, 22-25 (author)
La Transformacion, 6/98, pp. 74-83, 94-95, 97 (author)
Under Wraps, "Planning," 9/98, pp. 32, 34-37 (author)

MAZES
General
In the Minotaur's Lair, "Riprap," 3/98, p. 28
Everett Children's Adventure Garden, New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York
  Landscape for Learning, 7/98, pp. 74-75, 98-99
Beth's Maze
   Landscape for Learning, 7/98, p. 75
  Boulder Maze
   Landscape for Learning, 7/98, pp. 72-73, 75, 98-99
Meadow Maze
   Landscape for Learning, 7/98, p. 75
Labyrinth, Versailles, France
  Renaissance Man, 8/98, pp. 72, 92
Story Garden, Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 60, 86

MEANING, IN DESIGN
General
ASLA Awards 1998: "Land Plots," 11/98, p. 72
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 94
How Important is Meaning? "Two Degrees of Difference," 6/98, pp. 84-85
Landscape Narratives: Design Practices for Telling Stories, by Matthew Potteiger and Jamie Purinton, "Books," 8/98, p. 78
Michael, 2/98, pp. 70, 71, 86, 89
  The Rough and the Smooth, 5/98, pp. 67, 68, 72, 105, 106, 107
Brown Park, St. Matthews, Kentucky
  Beyond the Basics, "Design," 6/98, pp. 32-33
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, pp. 72, 73, 90
Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 91
"Garden of Cosmic Speculation," Scotland
Making Waves, 3/98, pp. 64-71, 92, 94-97
Le Parc de la Villette, Paris, France
  How Important is Meaning? "Two Degrees of Difference," 6/98, p. 84
See also METAPHOR, IN DESIGN

MEIER, RICHARD
Paving the Way, 8/98, p. 81
Showdown in Sepulveda Pass, "Critic at Large," 10/98, pp. 187, 188

MENDONCA, GEORGE
Topiary Triumph, "Riprap," 1/98, pp. 14, 16

MENKING, WILLIAM
Instant City, "Riprap," 4/98, p. 22

MENTORING
Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 94

MESSERVY, JULIE MOIR
Making Sweet Music Together, "Riprap," 3/98, pp. 28, 30
Plant Poetics, "Riprap," 1/98, p. 18

METAL, IN DESIGN
Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, Georgia
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 90
Central Garden, Getty Center, Los Angeles, California
  Showdown in Sepulveda Pass, "Critic at Large," 10/98, p. 187
Columns of Growth, by Alan Sonfist, Louisville, Kentucky
  Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 93-94
David Smith sculptures, Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, New York
  Storm King's Muse, "Critic at Large," 8/98, pp. 139, 140
Filigreed Line, by Robert Irwin, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts
  Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 92
"Garden of Cosmic Speculation," Scotland
Making Waves, 3/98, pp. 66-67, 68-69, 70, 93
Hotel Kempinsky, Munich Airport Center, Munich, Germany
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Plane Geometry," 11/98, p. 49
Hughes Communications Building, Entry and Outdoor Public Spaces, Long Beach, California
Celestial Connections, 4/98, pp. 62, 88
La Terre en Marche, Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Moving Earth," 11/98, p. 45
Orion, by Novanoah, Bridgehampton, New York
  Novanoah's Cosmos, "Riprap," 8/98, p. 20
Palingenesis, by Beverly Pepper, Zurich, Switzerland
  Beverly Pepper: Three Site-Specific Sculptures, by Barbara Rose, "Books," 9/98, p. 80
Teatro Celle, by Beverly Pepper, Pistoia, Italy
  Beverly Pepper: Three Site-Specific Sculptures, by Barbara Rose, "Books," 9/98, p. 80
"Vanishing Point," San Francisco Garden Show
  Succulent Protest, "Riprap," 7/98, p. 18
Vera List Courtyard, The New School for Social Research, Greenwich Village, New York, New York
  Turning Point, "Design," 10/98, pp. 48, 52

METAPHOR, USE OF IN DESIGN
General
Michael, 2/98, pp. 70, 71, 86, 89
"Garden of Cosmic Speculation," Scotland
  Making Waves, 3/98, pp. 64-71, 92, 94-97
Labyrinth, Versailles, France
  Renaissance Man, 8/98, pp. 72, 92
La Terre en Marche, Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
ASLA Awards 1998: "Moving Earth," 11/98, p. 45
Private Beach Residence, Malibu, California
  Paving the Way, 8/98, pp. 83-84 
See also MEANING, IN DESIGN

METROPOLITAN LANDSCAPE PLANNING (METLAND), AMHERST, MASSACHUSETTS
Back to the Future, 5/98, p. 78

MEXICO, LOCATIONS
Aguascalientes
  Parque El Cedazo
   1998 ASLA Awards, 11/98, p. 28
   ASLA Awards 1998: "Second Helping," 11/98, pp. 30-33
Dual Gesture, 10/98, pp. 110, 111, 146, 147
  Parque Heroes Mexicanos
   Dual Gesture, 10/98, p. 147
  Parque Mexico
   Dual Gesture, 10/98, pp. 104-113, 145, 146, 147
Malinalco
  El Club de Golf Malinalco
   1998 ASLA Awards, 11/98, p. 28
   ASLA Awards 1998: "Golf in the Vernacular," 11/98, p. 36
Mexico City
  El Pedregal
   Desert Redux, 6/98, pp. 65, 66
  Parque Tezozomac
   ASLA Awards 1998: "Second Helping," 11/98, p. 30
Dual Gesture, 10/98, pp. 110, 113
Paricutin
  Paricutin Project, by Peter Hutchinson
   Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 91
Puerto Vallarta
  Malecon
   Millennial Face-lift, "Riprap," 5/98, p. 32
Yucatan
  The Scrawniness of It All, "The National Observer," 3/98, pp. 147-148

MICELI KULIK WILLIAMS & ASSOCIATES (MKW), RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY
Landscape for Learning, 7/98, pp. 72, 74, 75, 76, 99

MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURGH ASSOCIATES, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS
ASLA Awards 1998: "Hidden Network," 11/98, p. 46
Michael, 2/98, p. 68

MICHIGAN, LOCATIONS
Ann Arbor
  Pioneer High School
   Doing Good, "Practice," 9/98, pp. 44, 48-49
Cranbrook Educational Community (near Detroit)
  Reading the Chaos, "Riprap," 4/98, p. 24
Detroit
  Heidelberg Street Neighborhood
   Race and Space, "Critic at Large," 6/98, p. 143
Empire
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Credit Where Due, "Letters," 2/98, p. 19 
Interlochen
  Interlochen Center for the Arts
   The Brothers Bassett, 9/98, p. 74
Prior Lake
  Mystic Lake Casino
   Paving the Way, 8/98, p. 84

MICROSOFT
Terra Server
  "Shaping Digital Terrain" Sources of Data, 12/98, p. 81

MICROSUN TECHNOLOGIES
Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 98

MIKYOUNG KIM DESIGN, BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS
ASLA Awards 1998: "Minimal Movement," 11/98, p. 52

MILES, LISA
Nonprofit Profit, "Ecology," 4/98, p. 55

MILITARY FACILITIES
Carswell Air Force Station, Texas
Botanical Remedies, "Technology," 8/98, pp. 38, 41
Crissy Field, San Francisco, California
ASLA Awards 1998: "Ready for Takeoff," 11/98, p. 56

MILLER, IRIS, ASLA
Translated from the English, 12/98, pp. 51-52, 55, 72, 74, 76

MILLER, J. IRWIN AND MRS.
Kiley Revisited, 8/98, p. 86

MILLER, PATRICK, ASLA
Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 101, 102, 121-122, 125-126, 130, 132
A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, pp. 74, 77, 78, 90, 91, 94
Seeking a New Attitude, "Letters," 1/98, p. 9

MILLNER, RAY
Nonprofit Profit, "Ecology," 4/98, pp. 54, 55, 57

MINES
Alameda Watershed, San Francisco Bay Area, California
  Saving the Source, "Ecology," 12/98, p. 42
Barrick Mercur Gold Mine, Utah
  Mining for Digital Reality, "Technology," 1/98, pp. 32, 34, 37
Black Pine Gold Mine, Idaho
  Mining for Digital Reality, "Technology," 1/98, pp. 34, 35
Price, Utah
  Mining for Digital Reality, "Technology," 1/98, p. 34

MINGONET, SCOTT, ASLA
Public Work, "Planning," 2/98, pp. 34, 35, 36, 37

MINIMALISM
General
  Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 89
The Rough and the Smooth, 5/98, p. 68, 72, 106
Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
The Rough and the Smooth, 5/98, pp. 68, 72, 106

MINNESOTA, LOCATIONS
Apple Valley
  Minnesota Zoological Garden
   Taking Wing, "Ecology," 3/98, pp. 56, 58-61
Bloomington
  Mall of America
Peddling Reassurance, "Critic at Large," 2/98, pp. 139-140
Minneapolis
Chain of Lakes Park
   Michael, 2/98, p. 89
Dayton Garden
Pure Design, Pure Image, 10/98, pp. 92-99, 118-120
General Mills Headquarters
Michael, 2/98, pp. 70-71, 89

MISS, MARY
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 91, 92

MISSOURI, LOCATIONS
Kansas City 
Kansas City Zoo
  The Brothers Bassett, 9/98, p. 77
St. Louis
Forest Park
   The Park Process, "Planning," 1/98, pp. 26, 28-31
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
   Kiley Revisited, 8/98, pp. 58, 60-61, 86
Laumeier Sculpture Park
   Pass, by Meg Webster
    Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 91-92

MITCHELL, DONNA
It Won't Wash, "Technology," 6/98, p. 45

MITCHELL, GEORGE P.
The Woodlands, "The National Observer," 9/98, pp. 131, 132

MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT
Desert Mountain, Scottsdale, Arizona
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, pp. 72, 73, 91-92
Design Concepts Offices, Lafayette, Colorado
  Moving on Up, "Practice," 12/98, pp. 38, 39
Fort Bonifacio Global City (near Manila), The Philippines
  Manilan Amalgam, "Planning," 5/98, pp. 43, 44
Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
  Studious Achievement, "Riprap," 12/98, p. 16
Riverplace, Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 62-63, 85
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
  It Takes a Village, "Practice," 10/98, pp. 74, 77-78

MODELS AND MODELING
See SOFTWARE, TYPES OF; TECHNOLOGY

MODERNISM
General
Common Place: Toward Neighborhood and Regional Design, by Douglas Kelbaugh, "Books," 4/98, p. 85
Designed for Delight: Alternative Aspects of Twentieth-Century Decorative Arts, edited by Martin Eidelberg, "Books," 5/98, p. 95
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 88, 89
Renaissance Man, 8/98, pp. 74, 92
Dayton Garden, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pure Design, Pure Image, 10/98, p. 118
"Garden of Cosmic Speculation," Scotland
Making Waves, 3/98, p. 92
Museum of Islamic Arts, Doha, Qatar
Mirage, 5/98, p. 85
Parque El Cedazo, Aguascalientes, Mexico
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Second Helping," 11/98, p. 33
Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
The Rough and the Smooth, 5/98, p. 72

MOLNAR, DONALD J., FASLA
Educating LAs, "Letters," 12/98, p. 10 (author)

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS
General
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 73
Japanese-American Historical Plaza, Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 59, 62-63, 86
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, Missouri
  Kiley Revisited, 8/98, pp. 58, 60-61, 86
Monumental Core Plan, Washington, D.C.
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, pp. 71, 73
110^th Street, Harlem, New York
  Reinventing Harlem, "Riprap," 6/98, p. 26
Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, California
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
The Portland Police Memorial
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 62-63, 86
Signers' Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, pp. 70, 91
Tennessee Bicentennial Mall, Nashville, Tennessee
  A Long Path: The Search for a Tennessee Bicentennial Landmark, by Kem G. Hinton, "Books," 7/98, p. 81
Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, Washington, D.C.
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 91
Women in Military Service for America Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D.C. (Arlington, Virginia)
  Building on Tradition, "Planning," 10/98, p. 56

MONZINGO, LOUISE
Dual Gesture, 10/98, pp. 146-147

MOORE, CHARLES
Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 57, 84

MOORE, HENRY
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, p. 93

MOORE, PATRICK, FASLA
A Belle Beyond The Bayou, "Riprap," 3/98, p. 30
A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, pp. 75, 77-78, 79, 90-91

MOORE, ROGER D.
CAD for the Masses, "Technology," 7/98, pp. 34, 36-39 (author)

MOORE IACOFANO GOLTSMAN, BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA
ASLA Awards 1998: "A River Reclaimed," 11/98, p. 57

MORAN, THOMAS
Forever Indebted, "Letters," 5/98, p. 26
Tulsa Sublime, "Riprap," 2/98, p. 22

MORRIS, PAUL, ASLA
Back from the Brink, 7/98, p. 86

MORRIS, RICK
Big Plan on Campus, "Planning," 7/98, pp. 30, 31, 33

MORRISON, DARRELL G., FASLA
Desert Redux, 6/98, p. 90
A Long Road to Freedom, "Ecology," 2/98, pp. 50, 52, 54

MORROW, KEITH, ASLA
Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101

MOSS, ANN W.
Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, pp. 24, 26, 27-28

MOSS, WILLETT
Succulent Protest, "Riprap," 7/98, pp. 16, 18

MOTLOCH, JOHN, ASLA
Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 102, 122-123, 126-127, 130, 132

MOUNTAINS AND HILLS, IN DESIGN
See TOPOGRAPHY

MOYER, JANET LENNOX
Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 97, 98, 99, 100, 101

MURASE, ROBERT, ASLA
Back from the Brink, 7/98, p. 86

MURASE ASSOCIATES, PORTLAND, OREGON
Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 85, 86

MUSEUMS
Children's Discovery Museum, San Jose, California
  A River Runs Through It, 4/98, pp. 78, 92, 95, 96
DIA Art Center, New York City, New York
  Destination De Maria, "Riprap," 5/98, p. 30
Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C.
Renaissance Man, 8/98, pp. 70-71, 72-73, 74-75, 92, 95
Grand Hill and Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri
The Park Process, "Planning," 1/98, pp. 28, 29, 30
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Ravine Garden, Indianapolis, Indiana
Is Historic Preservation Design? 12/98, p. 78
Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Levyfields, "Riprap," 6/98, pp. 22, 24
The Louvre, Paris, France
Statement or Context? "Two Degrees of Difference," 2/98, pp. 80, 81
Museum of Islamic Arts, Doha, Qatar
  Mirage, 5/98, pp. 80-89, 109, 111
National Museum, Doha, Qatar
Mirage, 5/98, p. 82
North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, North Carolina
The Topography of Typography, "Design," 3/98, pp. 32, 34-37
Old Coast Guard Station Museum, Virginia Beach, Virginia
  In the Boardwalk Tradition, "Design," 1/98, 20, 22, 23, 24
Oregon History Center, Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 62-63, 84
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 85-86
Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 62-63, 84
San Diego Children's Museum, San Diego, California
ASLA Awards 1998: "Urban Playscape," 11/98, p. 51
Shelburne Farms Museum (former Webb Estate), Lake Champlain, Vermont
Riffs on a Landscape, "Riprap," 12/98, p. 14
Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
  The Rough and the Smooth, 5/98, pp. 66-73, 102, 105-107