American Society of Landscape Architects Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Lori Catalano, ASLA, and Kelly Curl from Colorado State University review the book Working Water: Reinventing the Storm Drain by Wenk Associates in ASLA's THE DIRT: https://t.co/B1IERwPLzx

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"Sant’s cast of characters demonstrate the complexity and nuance that go into creating urban change." @grace_tada, ASLA, reviews Alison Sant's new book — From the Ground Up: Local Efforts to Create Resilient Cities, an ASLA #BestBook of 2022. https://t.co/Ypr04ZqjfL

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At the @APA_Planning National Conference, David Rouse, ASLA, a landscape architect and planner, introduced ideas in his new book co-authored with Rocky Piro -- The Comprehensive Plan: Sustainable, Resilient, and Equitable Communities for the 21st Century.

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Dana Davidsen, a landscape designer at Surfacedesign, Inc., has curated a beautiful collection of residential landscapes that advance ecological design. Explore Beyond the Garden: Designing Home Landscapes with Natural Systems and other Best Books of 2022: https://t.co/r1PGnT9ykA https://t.co/gO0BK3fD2J

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"When we engage in these practices of heart and hand, we are building much more than enduring spaces and places, we are building and strengthening the basics of a democracy." Deb Guenther, FASLA, reviews DREAM PLAY BUILD by James Rojas & John Kamp. https://t.co/5iiSMn5xeR https://t.co/iZDbf4mdin

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"Given the state of the world, the penchant to reinvent and reclaim landscapes seems likely to continue in the coming decades." Grace Mitchell Tada, ASLA, reviews the new book — Parks of the 21st Century: Reinvented Landscapes, Reclaimed Territories. https://t.co/AKO6IRuJsM

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Bid Now in @TCLFdotORG “Good Books, Good Friends” silent auction – Including “Black Landscapes Matter” signed by author Walter Hood, ASLA. https://bit.ly/3slLN1S https://t.co/exM2LTtcRL

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“More and more, there is a move away from tamed, manicured landscapes towards something more connected to a larger ecological condition," Surfacedesign partner Roderick Wyllie, FASLA, told AN. https://t.co/E2bATJyyuk

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Phillip Fernberg, ASLA, a PhD candidate at Utah State University, reviews the book Big Data. Big Design. Why Designers Should Care about Artificial Intelligence by @Armstrong_Helen. https://t.co/wZfcH9YXV4