Fall 2006
Putting Nature to Work: How Landscape Architecture is
Saving the World

This issue of FRAMEWORKS gives a brief sampling of the many initiatives at the College of Environmental Design that are starting to give definition to a new century where landscape re-assumes its central role in defining the American metropolis.

• Judith Stilgenbauer Portfolio: Conceal / Surface, 228 National Memorial Park
• Chip Sullivan Climate for Change
• Clare Cooper Marcus Life Support, Creating a Prison Hospice Garden
• Michael Southworth Reclaiming the Walkable City
• Sarah Kuehl Portfolio: Holes, Dirt, and Weeds
• Rob Thayer and Alethea Marie Harper Water, Oil, and Wine: Regional Planning & Design for a Post-fossil Fuel Napa Valley
• Matt Kondolf and Bill Eisenstein The Re-Envisionists