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Landscape Architecture Magazine

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A LITTLE TOO QUIET

FOREGROUND

Working Over Time • Hoerr Schaudt’s Continued Landscape Maintenance program is an attempt to solve an age-old problem.

Coastal Evangelist • Raymond Jungles’s redesign of a Palm Beach park will spread the word on native plants.

Permanent Residence • Going to Ground explores Black experiences of home, arrival, precarity, and memory.

High Five • A unique vision plan for central Ohio puts the region’s waterways front and center.

Mars Grown • Aquaculture can turn sterile space rocks into fertile soil.

3 LANDSCAPES • Which three designed landscapes have most influenced your work?

BREAK NEW GROUND • AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION PUTS THE ATHLETES' VILLAGE IN THE WINNER’S CIRCLE.

SILVER LININGS • A RECORD-BREAKING DERECHO IS A CHANCE FOR AN IOWA LANDMARK TO PREPARE FOR A STORMIER FUTURE.

GATE KEEPERS • STYLISH PARTITIONS THAT DEFINE LINES.

FEATURES

BELOW THE FOLD • TURNING AN IMMENSE LANDFILL INTO A PARK POSES CHALLENGES OF COMMENSURATE SCALE.

THE BACK

FIERY FORGES • ICELAND’S LIQUID LANDSCAPE SHAPE-SHIFTS, ON A MASSIVE SCALE.

THIS WOMAN’S WORK • MIEN RUYS: THE MOTHER OF MODERNIST GARDENS

BOOKS OF INTEREST • VIEWS OF THE NATURAL WORLD THROUGH DESIGN, DOCUMENTATION, AND EXPERIMENTATION.

BACKSTORY • AN ECOLOGICAL DESIGN WARMS UP NEW DIGS.

A Year to Be Grateful For

Restoring Nature • Ma’ayan Lifshitz, ASLA, offers a look at her latest project, which restores the natural ecosystem to the land and seamlessly blends functionality with ecological sustainability.

Overcoming Green Gentrification • Jacoby Gonzales, ASLA, is advocating for a future in which we can create vibrant public spaces without displacing communities.

BENCHMARKS • Member news & notes

KUDOS •  Member awards & accolades

Stormwater Solutions for Vulnerable Communities • They may have started as grassroots endeavors in disparate Tucson neighborhoods, but now green stormwater infrastructure projects are flourishing where they’re most needed.

The Pros and Cons of Working for a Remote-First Firm • Dana Hernalsteen, ASLA, shares advice after working remotely as a landscape architect for five years (and counting!).

3 Ways to Include Students in Chapter Conferences • The ASLA Texas chapter offers smart tips for encouraging student participation in your next chapter conference.

Play Time • Discover how a Brooklyn schoolyard went from a concrete jungle to a green community space.

How Do You Use AI in Your Work?