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1000x Landscape Architecture – Book Review http://landarchs.com/1000x-landscape-architecture-book-review/ A review of  1000x Landscape Architecture  by Braun Publishing AG (COR). Enclosed within this book are 1,000 pages playing host to 1,000 examples of contemporary landscape architectural work, the majority of which were created in the last decade or two. The first edition of the book was published in 2009 and this, the second edition, in 2010; bear this in mind if you are an enthusiast looking for the discipline’s most recent projects worldwide, as anything designed or built post-2010 isn’t included. 1000x Landscape Architecture Structure and Content of 1000x Landscape Architecture Upon receiving the book, the first thing that struck me was its colossal size – 1,000 pages of content at roughly 10″ x 13″ in size really adds up. The first body of text to greet the reader is a two-page preface complemented by a diagrammatic world map. The map provides a ...

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7 Cities That Are Starting To Go Car-Free Urban planners are finally recognizing that streets should be designed for people, not careening hunks of deadly metal. After over a hundred years of living with cars, some cities are slowly starting to realize that the automobile doesn't make a lot of sense in the urban context. It isn't just the smog or the traffic deaths; in a city, cars aren't even a convenient way to get around. Traffic in London today moves slower than an average cyclist (or a  horse-drawn carriage ). Commuters in L.A. spend  90 hours  a year stuck in traffic. A U.K. study found that drivers spend  106 days  of their lives looking for parking spots. Now a growing number of cities are getting rid of cars in certain neighborhoods through fines, better design, new apps, and, in the case of Milan, even paying commuters to leave their car parked at home and take the train instead. Unsurprisingly, the changes are happen...