NAKANO, KENICHI, ASLA

Fountain of Youth, “Design,” 6/96, pp. 32-33, 34

NAKANO · DENNIS, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Fountain of Youth, “Design,” 6/96, pp. 30, 32

NASH, GREG

A Natural Approach, 9/96, pp. 86, 87

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SUPERCOMPUTING APPLICATIONS, ILLINOIS

It’s a Wide Web World, “Technology,” 4/96, p. 48

NATIONAL YOUR TOWN CENTER, RURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM, NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION, WASHINGTON, D.C.

ASLA Awards 1996: “Future Perfect?” 11/96, pp. 92, 93

NATIVE PLANTINGS, IN DESIGN

General

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Native Ingenuity,” 11/96, pp. 79, 80

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, p. 113

 The New Perennial Garden, by Noel Kingsbury, “Books,” 7/96, p. 81

 William Bartram: Travels and Other Writings, edited by Thomas P. Slaughter, “Books,” 7/96, p. 81

General, A.E. Bye Landscapes

 A Subtle Hand, 5/96, p. 84

General, Desert Plants

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 81, 82, 83, 85, 86

General, Landfills

 Hidden Opportunities, “Technology,” 7/96, p. 43

Arizona Canal

Gilbert, Arizona

   Reclaiming the Canals, “Planning,” 12/96, p. 31

 Paradise Valley

   Diversion Channel

    Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 82-83, 87, 101

Blue River Riverwalk, Breckenridge, Colorado

 The Commerce of Ecology, “Ecology,” 10/96, pp. 107, 109, 110, 111-112, 113

Boulder Creek, Boulder, Colorado

 Little Marsh on the Prairie, “Ecology,” 7/96, pp. 52, 53

Cesar Chavez Plaza, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 85-86

Cherokee Park, Louisville, Kentucky

 Updating Olmsted, 3/96, p. 98

Civic Plaza, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 86-87

Clark County Wetlands Park, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 96

Countryside Landfill, Lake County, Illinois

 Country Living, “Planning,” 2/96, pp. 42, 44, 45

Discovery Park Habitat Improvements Project (HIP), Seattle, Washington

 Fresh Fields, “Ecology,” 12/96, pp. 44, 48, 49

Ernest W. McFarland Memorial, Phoenix, Arizona

 Landscape as Narrative, “Riprap,” 7/96, p. 24

Farm at Boulder Valley, Boulder, Colorado

 Little Marsh on the Prairie, “Ecology,” 7/96, pp. 53-54

Frieder Residence, Paradise Valley, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 83, 101

General Mills Corporate Headquarters Entrance Garden (“162 Birch Trees”), Minneapolis, Minnesota

 162 Birches, 10/96, pp. 138, 144

Greenberg Residence, Paradise Valley, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 80-81, 85

Greening the Great River Park (Mississippi River), St. Paul, Minnesota

 Restoring the River Wild, “Planning,” 5/96, pp. 38, 40

 Robert Street Gateway

   Restoring the River Wild, “Planning,” 5/96, p. 42

 Water Street Woods

   Restoring the River Wild, “Planning,” 5/96, pp. 42-43

Harima Science Garden City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

 Mystical Mountains, 3/96, p. 71

Hawkinson Residence, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 84-85

Hilton Head, South Carolina

 To the Last Drop, “Ecology,” 5/96, pp. 56, 61

Historic Arkansas Riverwalk Project (HARP), Pueblo, Colorado

 In the San Antonio Mode, “Planning,” 11/96, p. 47

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Courtyard, Santa Clara, California

 Healthy by Design, “Riprap,” 3/96, p. 24

Kitchell Residence Garden, Paradise Valley, Arizona

 Paradise Found, 12/96, pp. 66-67, 68, 69, 70-71

The Lab, Costa Mesa, California

 Generation X Goes Shopping, “Riprap,” 7/96, pp. 22, 24

Las Vegas Valley Water District Demonstration Garden, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 72

Lowry Air Force Base (Decommissioned) Redevelopment, Denver, Colorado

 Farewell to Arms, 5/96, p. 106

MCA/Universal City Studios, Inc., Day-Care Center Playground, Hollywood Hills, California

 Child’s Play, “Design,” 4/96, p. 32

Median strip designed by Christine Ten Eyck, Paradise Valley, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, p. 101

National Wildflower Research Center, Austin, Texas

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Native Ingenuity,” 11/96, pp. 79, 80

Neurosciences Institute, La Jolla, California

 ASLA Awards 1996: “Scientific Symbiosis,” 11/96, p. 78

 Cerebral Scheme, 6/96, pp. 67, 69

New City Hall, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 85, 86

New England

 New England Natives: A Celebration of People and Trees, by Sheila Connor, “Books,” 3/96, p. 94

New Times Building, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 83, 85

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), Parking Lot Bioswales, Portland, Oregon

 Let That Soak In, “Ecology,” 11/96, pp. 60, 62

Oregon Water Project (Silverton Botanical Gardens and Wastewater Treatment Facility), Silverton, Oregon

 The Dream Team, “Planning,” 7/96, p. 37

Phoenix, Arizona

  General

   Return of the Natives, 2/96, pp. 81, 82, 83

Downtown

   Phoenix Takes Wing, “Planning,” 8/96, p. 34

Phoenix Central Library, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, p. 85 

Private Residence, Carpenteria, California

 Opposites Attract, “Design,” 5/96, pp. 34, 35

Private Residence, Los Angeles, California

 Modern Marriage, 10/96, p. 120

Rancho La Puerto, Tecate, Mexico

 South of the Border, “Practice,” 12/96, pp. 42-43

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 71

Reisley House, Pleasantville, New York

 A Subtle Hand, 5/96, p. 87

St. Mary’s Urban Youth Farm, Alemany Housing Development, San Francisco, California

 From Blight to Bounty, “Practice,” 7/96, p. 48

Schlumberger Systems Center, Austin, Texas

 Hill Country Headquarters, “Ecology,” 4/96, pp. 56, 62

Soros Residence, Long Island, New York

 A Subtle Hand, 5/96, p. 87

Summerlin Residential Development, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 68, 70

 Drainage Culvert/Linear Park

   Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 71

Pueblo Park

   Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 70, 71

 Summerlin Parkway

   Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 71

Superstition Springs Mall Botanical Walk, Phoenix, Arizona

 Return of the Natives, 2/96, p. 87

Villa Olimpica, Barcelona, Spain

 The Great Metaphor, 12/96, p. 84

West Park, Federal Reserve Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota

 Bank on It, “Riprap,” 9/96, p. 28

West Point Sewage Plant, Seattle, Washington

 Fresh Fields, “Ecology,” 12/96, p. 46

NATURE, IN DESIGN

General

 God, Man, Nature Redux, “Letters,” 9/96, p. 23

 Uncommon Ground: Toward Reinventing Nature, edited by William Cronon, “Books,” 10/96, p. 140

General, A.E. Bye Landscapes

 A Subtle Hand, 5/96, p. 82

Shurtleff Early Learning Center Recreation Courtyard, Chelsea, Massachusetts

 Playing with Nature, “Riprap,” 10/96, p. 62

NATURAL GRAPHICS, ROCKLIN, CALIFORNIA

Creating Digital Worlds, “Technology,” 11/96, pp. 48, 53

NDUBISI, FORSTER, ASLA

Hester’s Progress, 4/96, p. 76

The Jury, 11/96, p. 99

NEIE, VAN, ASLA

Credit Due on Du Sable, “Letters,” 7/96, p. 19

NELSON, DOUGLAS, ASLA

Releafing Goldengrove, “Ecology,” 9/96, pp. 54, 57, 58-59

NELSON, LOUIS

Tin Soldiers, “Critic at Large,” 2/96, p. 101

NESTOR, BRADLEY

ASLA Awards 1996: “Subverting the Profession,” 11/96, p. 94

NETHERLANDS FLOWER BULB INFORMATION CENTER (USA), BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

Bright Bulbs, “Riprap,” 11/96, p. 30

NEVADA, LOCATIONS

Lake Mead

 Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 69, 96

Las Vegas

 General

  Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 67-68, 71-72

 Clark County Government Center

  Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 66-67, 71

  Amphitheater

   Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 66-67, 71

  Desert Gardens

   Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 66, 71

 Clark County Wetlands Park

  Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 67, 72-73, 96

 Downtown

  Fremont Street Experience

   Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 96

 Las Vegas Valley Water District Demonstration Gardens

  Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 72

 Shadow Creek Golf Course

  On the Upswing, “Practice,” 6/96, p. 52

 Summerlin Residential Development

  Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 68, 69-70, 71, 96

  Drainage Culvert/Linear Park

   Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 71

  Pueblo Park

   Against the Odds, 4/96, pp. 70-71

  Summerlin Parkway

   Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 71

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

 Against the Odds, 4/96, p. 71

NEW HAMPSHIRE, LOCATIONS

Survey of Gardens before 1950

 Surveying the Field, “Planning,” 4/96, pp. 41, 43

NEW JERSEY, LOCATIONS

Medford Village

 Let That Soak In, “Ecology,” 11/96, pp. 64, 65

“Sky Mound” by Nancy Holt

 Country Living, “Planning,” 2/96, p. 40

NEWMAN, MORRIS

Playing It Safe, “Practice,” 5/96, pp. 50, 52, 54-55 (author)

NEWSOME, SHARON

A Natural Approach, 9/96, p. 68

NEW URBANISM

General

 The New Urbanism: Toward an Architecture of Community, by Peter Katz, “Books,” 2/96, p. 95

 Of Grids and Green Fields, 2/96, pp. 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 97, 98, 99

Haymount, Caroline County, Virginia

 Of Grids and Green Fields, 2/96, pp. 88-89, 90, 91-92, 93, 98, 99

Lowry Air Force Base (Decommissioned) Redevelopment, Denver, Colorado

 Farewell to Arms, 5/96, pp. 105-106

New York City Watershed Accord Area

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, p. 100

NEW WORLD MINE, SUBSIDIARY OF NORANDA, CANADA

Yellowstone Undermined? “Riprap,” 4/96, p. 26

NEW YORK, LOCATIONS

Bronx

 New York Botanical Garden

  Enid A. Haupt Conservatory

   A Panes-taking Restoration, “Riprap,” 11/96, pp. 28, 30

   Palm House

    A Panes-taking Restoration, “Riprap,” 11/96, pp. 28, 30

  Everett Children’s Adventure Garden

   A Landscape for Learning, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 28

   Prized Projects, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 26

   Plant Discovery Center

    Landscape for Learning, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 28

Brooklyn

 General

  On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, pp. 75-76

 Brooklyn Heights

  Brooklyn Bridge Park

   On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, pp. 72, 74-81

 Brooklyn-Queens Expressway Public Promenade, Brooklyn, New York

   On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, pp. 72, 74, 81

 Green Wood Cemetery

  Hallowed Ground, “Design,” 10/96, p. 67

 Prospect Park

  Imagination Playground

   Prized Projects, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 26

East Hampton

 Stewart Residence

  It’s a Good Thing, “Riprap,” 9/96, pp. 24, 26

Kent

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, pp. 66-67, 68-69, 100

Long Island

 Soros Residence

  A Subtle hand, 5/96, pp. 84, 87, 102

New York City

 Central Park

  Images of an Icon, “Riprap,” 3/96, p. 26

   Olmsted’s America: An “Unpractical” Man and His Vision of Civilization, by Lee Hall, “Books,” 2/96, p. 94

 A Subtle Hand, 5/96, pp. 103-104

  Updating Olmsted, 3/96, p. 98

  Belvedere Castle (Henry Luce Nature Observatory)

    Urban Conservatory, “Riprap,” 12/96, pp. 14, 16

  The Great Lawn

    Urban Conservatory, “Riprap,” 12/96, p. 16

   Turtle Pond

    Urban Conservatory, “Riprap,” 12/96, pp. 14, 16

 Countryside, by Stan Herd

   The Landscape Is His Canvas, “Riprap,” 2/96, pp. 26, 28 

East River Bikeway and Esplanade Planning and Design Project

   A River of Recreation, “Riprap,” 11/96, p. 32

 Frederick Douglass Circle

   ASLA Awards 1996: “Turning around the Circle,” 11/96, pp. 97-98

 Jacob Javits Federal Building Plaza

   The Haunting of Federal Plaza, “Critic at Large,” 5/96, pp. 159-160

   “Statement” vs. Design, “Letters,” 11/96, p. 27

 Lincoln Square

   That’s Entertainment! “Practice,” 10/96, p. 99

 South Street Seaport

   On the Waterfront, “Planning,” 10/96, p. 77

 Watershed Area

   Springs of Compromise, 5/96, pp. 66-72, 98-100

Patterson

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, pp. 70, 71, 98-100

Pleasantville

  Reisley House

   A Subtle Hand, 5/96, pp. 86-87

Queens

 Veterans’ Memorial Garden

   Prized Projects, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 26

Rochester

 General, Cultural Landscapes

   Surveying the Field, “Planning,” 4/96, pp. 40, 43

 Todd Garden by Edward G. Lawson

   Surveying the Field, “Planning,” 4/96, p. 38

Staten Island

 Blue Heron Park

   Prized Projects, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 26

 Fresh Kills Landfill

   Hidden Opportunities, “Technology,” 7/96, pp. 40, 41, 42

 Maguire Avenue Stream

   Down by the Creekside, “Technology,” 10/96, pp. 90, 91-92

 Staten Island Botanical Garden

   Chinese Scholar’s Garden

    Prized Projects, “Riprap,” 5/96, p. 26

Syracuse

 General, Cultural Landscapes

   Surveying the Field, “Planning,” 4/96, pp. 40, 42, 43

 Hanover Square

   Surveying the Field, “Planning,” 4/96, p. 36

Wainscott

 Benton Residence

   A Subtle Hand, 5/96, pp. 86, 104

West Shokan

 Springs of Compromise, 5/96, pp. 72, 73

Woodstock (near)

 Opus 40

  Taming the Tide, 5/96, p. 78

NICHOLAS GRIMSHAW & PARTNERS, LONDON, ENGLAND

Paradise Found? “Riprap,” 7/96, p. 20

NICKEL, SPENCER J., ASLA

In the San Antonio Mode, “Planning,” 11/96, p. 47

NICKENS, EDDIE

Littorally Speaking, 6/96, pp. 70-75 (author)

Mapmaker, 12/96, pp. 74-79, 88 (author)

NIMROD LONG ASSOCIATES, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA

Georgia on Their Minds, “Riprap,” 8/96, p. 24

NOGUCHI, ISAMU

ASLA Awards 1996: “Reflections in Steel,” 11/96, p. 76

A Subtle Hand, 5/96, p. 104

NOISE AND NOISE BARRIERS, IN DESIGN

MCA/Universal City Studios, Inc., Day-Care Center Playground, Hollywood Hills, California

 Child’s Play, “Design,” 4/96, p. 32

Neurosciences Institute, La Jolla, California

 Cerebral Scheme, 6/96, p. 67

NOLAN, JACKIE

A Natural Approach, 9/96, p. 89

NOLLMAN, JIM

Why We Garden: Cultivating a Sense of Place, “Books,” 9/96, p. 85 (author)

NORTH CAROLINA, LOCATIONS

General

 Main Street Program

   Hester’s Progress, 4/96, p. 98

Lake Jocassee (South Carolina) to Tuckasegee Transmission Line (Toxaway Mountain)

 Siting the Line, “Practice,” 8/96, pp. 44, 46, 48-49

Manteo

 Boardwalk

   Hester’s Progress, 4/96, p. 79

 Downtown

   Hester’s Progress, 4/96, p. 79

Nantahala to Marble Transmission Line

 Siting the Line, “Practice,” 8/96, pp. 46, 48, 49

Raleigh

 Chavis Heights Neighborhood

   Hester’s Progress, 4/96, p. 78

 Flag Line Series

   Axis for April 1

    ASLA Awards 1996: “Cristo in Miniature,” 11/96, p. 82

Mayday in Oz

    ASLA Awards 1996: “Cristo in Miniature,” 11/96, p. 82

   Topo-Graphic

    ASLA Awards 1996: “Cristo in Miniature,” 11/96, p. 82

Sugartop Condominiums

 What We See, “The National Observer,” 10/96, pp. 211-212

NORTH TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

Shelter from the Norm, “Technology,” 9/96, p. 47

NUGENT, TIM

A Natural Approach, 9/96, pp. 70, 71

NUGENT ASSOCIATES, LONG GROVE, ILLINOIS

A Natural Approach, 9/96, p. 70

NUNEZ, ENRIQUE, ASLA

Let That Soak In, “Ecology,” 11/96, p. 66

NURU, MOHAMMED, ASLA

From Blight to Bounty, “Practice,” 7/96, pp. 46, 47, 49