Landscape Architecture Magazine V.104 N°10 (2014)

LAM

22 LAND MATTERS

28 LETTERS

FOREGROUND

38 NOW
A new disaster resilience competition from hud; experimeriments for forg- friendly prairie restoration; gathering hard and soft data from urban farms; a lot of what-ifs around national parks and climate change; and more.
Edited by Adam Regn Arvidson, FASLA

54 SPECIES
Racoons like living in the city just fine, thank you, not least for the better dining options, plus, the shagbark hickory, at its best when all else is dull.
By Constance Casey

64 GOODS
Off to Denver
Look for these products at the ASLA Annual Meeting & EXPO at the Colorado Convention Center, November 21 to 24.
By Lisa Speckhardt

AWARDS

72 THE 2014 ASLA STUDENT AWARDS
Students found strength – and knockout design – in numbers, as teams, community projects, and climate data brought a sense of mission to this year’s awards.
By Jennifer Reut

74 COMMUNICATIONS

78 STUDENT COLLABORATION

86 COMMUNITY SERVICE

92 RESEARCH

94 ANALYSIS AND PLANNING

108 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

112 GENERAL DESIGN

116 THE 2014 ASLA PROFESSIONAL AWARDS
For many of this year’s best designs, looking ahead means a discerning look at history.
By Lisa Speckhardt and Bradford McKee

118 COMMUNICATIONS

124 RESEARCH

128 ANALYSIS AND PLANING

136 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

146 GENERAL DESIGN

158 THE 2014 ASLA LANDMARK AWARD
An alternative Park Universe
Since 1991, the Norman B. Leventhal Park at Post Office Square, by Halvorson Design Parnership, has matured (intact) into the civic hearth of Boston’s financial district.
By Elizabeth Padjen

168 ASLA CONTINUING EDUCATION
Geographic Information Systems: Using the Tools for Informed Growth

194 PROFESSIONAL AWARDS SOURCE LIST

202 DISPLAY AD INDEX

204 BUYER’S GUIDE INDEX

216 HONORS
ASLA announces the recipients of its 2014 medals and other awards.
By Lisa Chambers.

Publicado por Natalia Arocena | 29 de octubre de 2014 - 07:42 | Actualizado: 29 de octubre de 2014 - 07:42 | PDF