LA+ Environment (22)

The concept of “environment” is foundational to landscape architecture – as backdrop, as surround, as something to save. The word is so pervasive, and its meaning taken for granted, that it is easy to forget that it is an ever-evolving assemblage of ideas and practices. LA+ ENVIRONMENT features essays that illuminate this evolution, including how changing material conditions give rise to new interpretations of environment, to lesser-known or forgotten “environmentalisms.” This issue also includes four interviews with individuals who engage with environmental issues across different scales of action, providing context for policy successes and insight into the challenges ahead.
ISBN 9781966515067. ORO Editions. pb. 192 pages. 27 x 22 cm.
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