title: Landscape Review, Vol 9, No 1 (2004)
title: Vol 9, No 1 (2004)
titleType: AlternativeTitle
Creators: name: Landscape Review
Publisher: name: Landscape Review
Year: 1970

description: Editorial: Here or There? Interconnections between the Global and the Local ...1 Academic Statistics: Boon or Bane for Higher Education in Landscape Architecture...4 Consuming Danger, Signifying Danger: Postnuclear Monuments, museums and Gardens ...7 - 8 Feral Landscape: Lessons in Resilience ...12 Here, There, Everywhere... Or Anywhere? Life-place theory and "relocalisation" in a Globalising World...11 Natural Urbanism: A Nonliner Model for Urban Development ...5 On-site Insight: The Artistic and Environmental Merits of Facilitating Incremental Design Decisions in the field...9 Rhetoric and Reality? Design Education as a Cross-cultural and Cross-disciplinary Experience...6 The Globalisation of Landscape Planning...10 A Most Redolent Tension: Understanding Landscape in a Post-colonial New Zealand ...36 Between Genuis Loci and Genius mundi: The future of place in global society...22 -23 Capturing Place Identity: An Examination of Factors Influencing Landscape Assessment Strategies ...39 Designing the new American frontier: The culture of Inner City Landscapes ...20 Development of Regional Measurement Methods: The Context for Quantifying Influence and Impact...21 Eighty Degrees of Separation: Languages of Landscape...32 - 33 Garden in Bayou or Bayou in the Garden: Design Provenance and Environmental Adaptation at Le Petit Versailles...31 Gardens and Stream Ecology: A case for the Exotic Plant in New Zealand ...24 Geddes, Zoos and the Valley Section...37 Home Here, Home There: The lives and Landscape within High-tech Trans-Pacific Commuter Culture...14 Internationalisation and Multiculturalism in CELA-Particpating Landscape Architecture International Education Programmes...17 Inverting the Atlas: World Projections, Projected Landscapes...35 Local Histroy: Global Myth - The Concept of Nature in Landscape Architecture in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries...19 Looking Past Form to the Past: Reconsidering Modern Landscape Architecture Theory ...25 Netscape: Virtual Landscape of the Internet...18 Regional Constraints Analysis for GIS Adoption: Tools for Advancing Regional Planning Applications...29 Regional Landscape System Protection in the Urbanising Desert Southwest: Lessons from the Phoenix Metropolitan Region, USA...26 Sidewalks of Copenhagen - a Global Technology Defines Local Character...15 - 16 Studio Abroad: Understanding the Impact of International Design Studios on Developing Designers...30 The Las Vegas Strip as a Genuinely Invented Global Landscape...28 The Local and the Global: The Flora of the Israeli Garden...13 The Redesign of Nineteenth-century Cairo: The Impact of International Medical Thought on the Transformation of Cultural Landscapes...27 Universal in the Local: Practiscing the Scholarship of Engagement ...34 Western Modernism and the Myth of Nature: The Architecture of Almost Nothing ...38 A Case Study: Marketing Oklahoma State University Landscape Architecture Graduates in the International Arena ...153 - 156 A Conceptual Model for Planning and Designing Healthy Urban Landscapes in the Third World: A study of Street Vendors in the Philippines...45 - 49 A Multi-national Study of the Perception of Visual Impacts...184 - 187 A Ruin Treatment: Social Context and human Scale at a Kingston Abattoir...68 -71 Activate: Social Action in landscape Architecture Design Education...210 - 214 Alongside: A conversation about Sustainability and Teaching Design ...120 - 123 Archetypes in Narrative Design: Bringing the Universal to the Local ...62 - 67 Assessing the Effect of Supplemental Web-based Learning in Two Landscape Construction Courses. ...157 -161 Binding Communities Together...77 - 79 Breaking the Paradign of how Regulations Impact Community Design...111 - 114 Community Identity and the Neighbourhood park: Designing for Visual Connectivity in Communities with Changing Demographics...58 -61 Decisions of Purpose: Use of Normative and Scientific Theory in Design Research...180 - 183 Development of Regional Measurement Methods: The Context for Quantifying Influence and Impact...21 Directing Change in the Age of Aquarius ...205 -209 Doctors: Here or There?...215 - 221 Ecology and Education in Landscape Architecture...167 -170 Emerging Relationships Between Structure and Ecological Function in the Landscape...149 - 152 En Route: The Highway Tour as Altered Reality...231 - 234 Examining Vegetation of Built Landscapes and Their Relationship to Existing Ecosystems...171 - 175 Exerting Power in a Landscape Management Controversy: A case study of the proposed Penguin Parade at Boulder Bay...115 - 119 Fred Tschopp, Landscape Architect: The American Practice 1938 - 1970...40 - 44 Gardens and Stream Ecology: A case for the Exotic Plant in New Zealand ...24 Increasing Ecological Literacy and Environmental Citizenship in Undergraduate Landscape Architecture Programmes...99 - 102 Interconnections of Knowledge: Global and Local Communities of Learning ...91 -94 International Inter-Design Projects in the Studio Classroom...139 - 142 Ire-lands: Conflict and Negotiation in Landscape Intervention...103 - 106 Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center: Implications for Sustainable Development on Water Sensitive Sites...54 - 57 Landscapes are not Lemon-squeezers: Shared Design Myths...50 - 53 Local Decisions - Global Consequences: Determinates of Lawn Cover and Quality and Implications for Resource Use...176 - 179 Memorials: designing for success by marrying concept and detail...250 - 253 On Regional Landscapes in a Multicultural Society ...193 - 195 Park Planning for Ageing Adults Using Grounded Theory Methodology ...124 - 127 Pedagogy in Landscape Architecture: Implications for Investigating Learning Styles in a Changing World...240 - 245 Peer and Self-evaluation: individual Accountability in Teams...235 - 239 Planning open spaces for Biodiversity: Evaluating Urban Parks for Wildlife Habitat...162 - 165 Potential for the engagement with Landscape and Global Processes at Residential Scale: Landscape Practice as Mediator between the Immediate and the Global...72 - 76 Site Planning Here and There: Comparing Western Site Planning and Design and Eastern Feng Shui...135 - 138 Students Perceptions of Excellence in Landscape Architecture Studio Projects: A UNSW Perspective...80 - 85 Teaching Design in Adolescent Environments: Twinning Secondary and Tertiary Learning Experiences...128 - 134 The Effectiveness of Landscape Pattern Indices for Judging the Ecological Consequences of Regional and Local-scale Design and Planning ...86 - 90 The Impact of Resort Landscapes: A histyoric Study of a Small Arizona Town ...95 - 98 The Other May Simply Live: Ecological Design as Environmental Justice ...107 - 110 The Road-as-Shrine: A Case Study in Design Process over Product...226 - 230 The 'Wageningen School' and the Counterintuituve Sublime...201 - 204 Think Global, Act Local - A model for Learning-informed Design of Childrens Gardens ...222 - 225 Thinking Globally, Acting Locally: Using the Design / Build Teaching Model for Cross-cultural Dialogue...246 - 249 Understand the picturesque Nature of the Lower St Croix National Scenic and Recreational Riverway: The integrated Use of Historical and Survey Research and Geographic Information Systems Technology...188 -192 Understanding the Global Cold War Legacy: Narrating through Landscape ...143 - 148 Writing Gardens - Gardening Drawings: Fung, Brunier and Garening as a model of Landscape Architectural Practice...196 - 200 Indeterminacy: Self-Organisation and the Urban Landscape...254 - 257 The search for Eden: Paper Towns That Never Where...258 - 261 Victoria Park: Cultural Landscapes and Globalisation in the Colonial Era...262 - 264