About Us - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBAbout Us. Founded in 1910, Landscape Architecture Magazine (LAM) is the monthly magazine of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA). It is the magazine of record for the landscape architecture profession in North America, reaching more than 60,000 readers who plan and design projects valued at more than $140 billion each year.
The Gehl + Rebar Merger - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBJun 11, 2014 · Rebar, begun in 2004 by Bela, Merker, and Matthew Passmore and incorporated in 2009, situated itself between art, design, and activism with a scrappy start-up fervor. Their Park (ing) Day initiative became a global phenomenon, and as their practice evolved, the ideas of tactical urbanism and the importance of …
Walking the Walk - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBMar 7, 2017 · Barney and her Chicago firm, Ross Barney Architects, had designed the first section of the Riverwalk in collaboration with Terry Ryan of Jacobs/Ryan Associates, another local outfit. Completed in 2009, this first portion extended two blocks—one with a plaza devoted to a Vietnam veterans memorial. It was an instant hit.
JANUARY 2021 - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBFEATURES. 66 Reveal the River Though 100 protected miles of the Chattahoochee River flow through the Atlanta metro area, a lack of access and a long history of segregation have kept locals away and distrustful. SCAPE lays out a path, or three, forward. By Jonathan Lerner. 82 Mixed Media Landscape architects have been slow to adopt social media ...
The Wright Way - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBDec 15, 2021 · By Joann Greco. Photo courtesy Bayer Landscape Architecture. Daylilies and phlox are thriving along the terrace with the pergola in the background . Darwin and Isabelle Martin were getting tired of waiting. “We want a garden,” Darwin wrote to their architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, late in 1903. “We do not want the whole thing a lawn.”.
i, Designer? - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBAug 19, 2021 · Advancements in Artificial Intelligence creativity should make us rethink the future of landscape architecture practice. By Phillip Fernberg, Associate ASLA, and Brent Chamberlain If you were to thumb through old issues of Science magazine, once you hit 1967 you would come across an obscure article coauthored by Allen Newell, an esteemed pioneer of artificial intelligence
December, 2017 - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBA Penn State VR studio looks to bridge the gap between informal settlements and formal design expertise. By Zach Mortice A 360-degree photo of Santa Marta. Photo by José Duarte.
White Water on Dry Land - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBFeb 20, 2017 · In Owens Lake, a land art installation draws on 100-year-old history while providing critical habitat. By Timothy A. Schuler When NUVIS Landscape Architecture was hired to assist the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) with its dust mitigation effort at Owens Lake (see “Dust to Bust,” LAM, October 2012), Perry Cardoza, ASLA, was given
Superfund Slump - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBJul 16, 2020 · The EPA has rebutted news reports of the Superfund slump, releasing a statement asserting that the agency had removed 27 sites from the list in 2019, a record-high number. Southerland says the Trump administration is taking credit for previous work. The EPA typically releases an annual Superfund report in March of the following year.
The Story Beneath Our Feet - Landscape Architecture Magazine
WEBJul 31, 2018 · Uncovering historic pavements reveals each city’s “urban fingerprint.” By Zach Mortice Vitrified brick in Cincinnati. Image courtesy Robin Williams. In the past 200 years, cities have become larger, safer, and healthier places to live, but there’s one arena of urban infrastructure that has become incalculably more monotonous and denuded: the range and diversity of pavement types on ...
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