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CHATHAM SHUTS THE DOOR
After barely a decade, Chatham University’s landscape architecture program gets the ax. From the March 2015 issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine. The decision, announced in a posting on the web...
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LAMCAST: PWP AT BARANGAROO
The Headland Park at Barangaroo Sydney, designed by PWP Landscape Architecture, is scheduled for its formal opening this summer. It is a total re-visioning of what was once a one-kilometer concrete...
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NOVEMBER LAM: PETER WALKER IN SYDNEY
Click to view slideshow. This month’s LAM is like no other, as we focus all our attention in the feature section to one spectacular project: Barangaroo Reserve in Sydney, designed by PWP Landscape...
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MARTHA SCHWARTZ, RECONNECTING
BY JAMES TRULOVE Back from a dozen years in London, the designer is focusing on climate and the world she has made her home. THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXCERPT FROM “MARTHA SCHWARTZ, RECONNECTING” IN THE JULY...
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AT EASE
BY BRADFORD MCKEE A quirky nook at UC Berkeley memorializes Bill Callaway in style. FROM THE MAY 2018 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. Peter Walker, FASLA, has thought quite a lot about...
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As landscape design coalesces more and more around an infrastructural and regenerative mandate, there’s been less emphasis on what is perhaps the most fundamental (and broadly shared) conception of...
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THE HOLE STORY
BY CAROL E. BECKER An Australian town decides what to do with a spent quarry. FROM THE JULY 2018 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. Hornsby Quarry is like many quarries that roared with life in...
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PETER WALKER’S POINT
BY GWENETH LEIGH, ASLA The Barangaroo Reserve transforms Sydney Harbour’s old industrial landscape. FROM THE NOVEMBER 2016 ISSUE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE. When I was a child growing up in...
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