10 Inside
14 Land Mattters
16 Letters
FOREGROUND
20 Now
For an informal settlement in Cambodia, student designers create a new street and social space; Minot, North Dakota, prepares for its next perfect storm; sediment trapped behind dams could help restore San Francisco Bay wetlands, and more.
Edited by Timothy A. Schuler
36 Interview
Living on Air
A recent graduate, Brandon Cornejo, Student ASLA, discusses his project to cover cities
in epiphytes, which won an ASLA Student Award this year.
By Katarina Katsma, ASLA
48 Tech
Expanded Horizons
New federal rules on drone use should bring certainty to landscape architects as they learn to master the devices for various kinds of site surveillance.
By Kevan Williams
52 Goods
Quick Escape
Residential fixtures and materials for a sense of elsewhere.
By Katarina Katsma, ASLA
FEATURES
60 A Foodshed Moment
The more farms that remain operating in the Hudson River Valley, the more affordable it is for them all to stay in business, so a scenic land trust, with help from the state, is pushing to preserve upstate agricultural lands that hold the best fresh food supply for New York City.
By Anne Raver
76 Call and Response
Reed Hilderbrand’s redesign of the Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts has been a continuing conversation.
By Jennifer Reut
102 Playdate on D Street
Sasaki and its client conceived of the Lawn on D in South Boston as a trial project, and then it took off beyond anyone’s expectations.
By Elizabeth S. Padjen
120 Angles Entangled
Greenspace or gallery? It’s both. After 10 years, Seattle’s Olympic Sculpture Park has come of age.
By Fred A. Bernstein
THE BACK
132 Soul to Souls
At the centenary of Lawrence Halprin’s birth, the Cultural Landscape Foundation opens an engrossing exhibition of his life’s work.
By Bradford McKee
142 Books
All That and More
A review of Is Landscape…? Essays on the Identity of Landscape, edited by Gareth Doherty and Charles Waldheim.
By Sarah Cowles
262 Advertiser Index
263 Advertisers by Product Category
272 Backstory
Thinking Ahead
SWA Group’s XL project is a think tank for landscape architecture.
By Maggie Zackowitz
