JUNE 2019

12 Inside

14 Land Matters

FOREGROUND

18 Now
A campus “bridge” for a community in Cleveland, interim art on Austin’s Waller Creek, a new beach in Detroit this summer, and more.
Edited by Timothy A. Schuler

42 Education
Early Exposure
An Ohio middle school teacher is holding a class in landscape design to point students toward possible careers.
By Jared Brey

50 Tech
The BIM That Binds
For landscape architects who have crossed over to building information modeling, collaboration with architects is considerably easier.
By Aidan Ackerman, ASLA

64 Goods
Add Water
Features and fixtures for a more fluid environment.
By Emily Cox

FEATURES

72 The Schoolyard is Sick
The ecological designer Claire Latané believes much of student stress in public schools comes from the schools themselves—locked-down buildings and hard lots. She is on a collaborative mission to redesign them.
By Jane Margolies

90 Creature Comforts
In Germany, a landscape architect and a biologist have developed an approach to invite animals into urban development projects. It involves providing all, not just some, of what species need as habitat.
By Nate Berg

102 Omni-Boss
Ursula Hoskins, ASLA, is the first landscape architect to run major capital projects at the New York Botanical Garden. Her latest project, the Edible Academy, addresses the problem of food security found right outside the garden gates.
BY Kim O’Connell

 THE BACK

122 Before and After. Both.
A team led by Georges Descombes braids a river with time near Geneva, Switzerland.
By Elissa Rosenberg

134 Books
Reading Material
A review of Material Culture: Assembling and Disassembling Landscapes, edited by Jane Hutton.
Reviewed by Nathan Heavers, Associate ASLA

156 Advertiser Index

157 Advertisers by Product Category

168 Backstory
The Missing Migge
The “total loss” of a famed German landscape architect becomes a total find.
By Bradford McKee 

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