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National #05 - 10.12.2016Latest Stories

Light Guards

Four shining light towers mark Los Angeles’s latest public pool

The Last Straw?

A controversial decision will allow a Wisconsin city to draw water out of Lake Michigan

Turret Typology

Endemic Architecture reimagines the Victorian turret at Jai & Jai Gallery

Ice Cold

An ice-based system cools this Texas performing arts center

Seafood for Thought

The plan to combine fishing, tourism, and the waterfront to invigorate a New England city

When the Levee Breaks

A grassroots organization starts an environmental movement in Iowa City

Disciplined Response

Landscape architects face crossroads to address shrinking ecological resources

Coasting

Studio Gang’s research-based approach to ecological design rethinks the shape of urban waterfronts

Welcome to the Jungle

One landscape architect’s plan to fuse Dallas–Fort Worth’s waterways with urban growth

Hole Lot of Planning

What will Angelenos do with a decommissioned, 45-foot-deep reservoir?

Wheel and Deal

Motorcyle manufacturer Royal Enfield opens first U.S. store in Milwaukee

Lab Results

UrbanLab is combining water infrastructure with architecture to reimagine how cities work

Go Go Gowanus

A team of landscape architects, geneticists, and bioinformaticians are trawling the Gowanus Canal for science

Brain Game

A forgotten psychology study of famous midcentury architects gets its due in new book

ZUS Bolt

This landscape architecture firm is bringing Dutch water expertise to the U.S.

Vulnerability In Resilient Urbanism

Has “resiliency” been hijacked to justify and promote development?

Stepping Up

“Landscape as Necessity” conference aims to broaden the role of landscape architects

Coming into Port

Chicago and Philadelphia–based PORT Urbanism wants to redesign your city

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