DECEMBER'S CHILL
DECEMBERS CHILLDecember 1, 2015 by LAM StaffThis slideshow requires JavaScript.
In Decembers LAM, Fred Bernsteinreports onDaniel Biedermans quest for the perfect park, and its not for slouches. Jonathan Lerner writes about the simplebeauty of theCedar Creek Residence by Hocker Design Group,winner of the 2015 ASLA Professional Award of Excellence in Residential Design. William Saunders takes inOLINs rewilding of Mill River in the heart of Stamford, Connecticut.
In Interview, Kurt Fristrup, a senior scientist for the National Park Services Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division, discusses newly released sound maps of the United States; what virtual reality could mean for landscape architecture in Tech; and in Ecology, Norman DeFraeye, the supervisor for Torontos ravine and natural feature protection, walks a tough line for nature restoration in the middle of an urban center. And dont missour regularNow,Species,Goods,andBooks columns.
You can read thefulltable of contents for December 2015 orpick up a free digital issue of the December LAMhere and share it with your clients, colleagues, and friends. As always, you can buy this issue ofLandscape Architecture Magazineat more than 200 bookstores, including many university stores and independents, as well as at Barnes & Noble. You can also buy single digital issues for only $5.25at Zinio ororder single copiesofthe print issue from ASLA.Annual subscriptions forLAMare a thrifty $59 for print and $44.25 for digital. Oursubscription page has more information on subscription options.
Keep an eye out here on the blog, on theLAMFacebook page, and on our Twitter feed (@landarchmag),as well be ungating Decemberarticlesas the month rolls out.
Credits: Pardon His Progress, Patrick Pantano; The Serenity of Straight Lines, Robert Yu; Change the Channel, OLIN/Sahar Coston-Hardy; Field Recordings, National Park Service; Get Real, Dan Neubauer; The Ravine Keeper, DTAH.
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Posted in ECOLOGY, INTERVIEW, LAM MAGAZINE, NEW YORK CITY, RIVER RESTORATION, TECH | Tagged 2015 ASLA Professional Award, Award of Excellence, BRV, Bryant Park, Cedar Creek, Connecticut, Daniel Biederman, David Hocker, Hocker Design Group, Mill River, OLIN, Residential Design, Stamford | 1 Comment
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