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Letters
• 7
Land
Matters • 13
Riprap • 14
A slightly irregular look at the new and noteworthy.
Edited by Heather Hammatt, ASLA
On
the Boards • 20
An open call for ideas to renew an urban plaza for the 21st century
begins a valuable design dialogue.
By Heather Hammatt, ASLA
Plants
• 24
Heading Off an Exotic Invasion
The next in a series on nonnative species.
By
C. Colston Burrell
Details
• 28
Making a Connection
A group of Clemson University students gain practical experience designing
and constructing an artful stream crossing within the South Carolina Botanical
Garden.
By Heather Hammatt, ASLA
Design
• 30
The
Consolation of Open Spaces
In an insecure age, the Minneapolis Federal Reserve is a case study
for landscape architects.
By Frank Edgerton Martin
Ecology
• 36
Concrete
for a Sustainable Environment
Specifying
a concrete with less environmental impact.
By Meg Calkins, ASLA
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Planning
• 42
Biking
Under the Big Sky
Is
human-powered transportation viable in Montana's wide-open spaces?
By
Don Brigham, Jr., ASLA
Technology • 48
Revisiting
Animation
Recent advances make animations easier to create.
By Madis Pihlak, ASLA
Practice
• 54
The
Quest for Licensure: Part I
Successful
application and preparation for the Landscape Architect Registration Examination
can be a daunting prospect.
By Heather Hammatt, ASLA
Shared
Wisdom • 84
Preaching
the Gospel of Place
Fred Kent of the Project for Public Spaces urges landscape
architects to create "people places."
By Susan Hines
Books
• 86
Product profiles • 98
Buyer's Guide Index
• 100
Display Ad
Index • 121
Critic
at Large • 124
Learning from Reston
This Virginia development was a bold attempt to create an urban
center in suburbia. Forty years later, how is it faring?
By Andrea Oppenheimer Dean and Allen Freeman
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