FEBRUARY 2025: MILE BY MILE On the cover: The Great American Rail-Trail, illustrated by Meg Studer. Also in the issue: What happened to debate in landscape architecture? Plus, landscape characters in the cinematic lens; Ground, Inc.'s design process in three dimensions; a review of Silt Sand Slurry: Dredging, Sediment, and the Worlds We Are Making by Rob Holmes, Brett Milligan, and Gena Wirth; and more~
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Visual appeal is the result of this building's #architecturaldesign. #structures
Visual appeal is the result of this building's #architecturaldesign. #structures
Visual appeal is the result of this building's #architecturaldesign. #structures
Visual appeal is the result of this building's #architecturaldesign. #structures
Visual appeal is the result of this building's #architecturaldesign. #structures
Visual appeal is the result of this building's #architecturaldesign. #structures
"At our conservation sites MZ Engineering testing plays a critical role in preserving architectural heritage. By utilizing both non-destructive and selective testing methods, we ensure the integrity of historic materials while gathering essential data for informed conservation decisions. Balancing tradition with modern technology. Collecting material samples is a vital step in ensuring the integrity of restoration projects. In this case, we’ve gathered new mud brick samples from a historic structure for analysis. By : our specialist Dr. Abdelghafour E. Motawea -studying the composition and condition of these bricks, we can make informed decisions for preserving traditional building techniques while ensuring the structure’s long-term stability .#Conservation #HeritageRestoration #MudBrickArchitecture #BuildingPreservation #SustainableConstruction #Conservation #ArchitecturalHeritage #SustainablePreservation #HeritageScience"
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Roman architecture's innovative use of arches and columns has left a lasting impact on construction techniques, paving the way for enduring structures that still captivate and inspire today. The survival of these architectural marvels speaks to the Roman Empire's enduring legacy and its profound influence on future architectural styles and engineering practices. This is an example of colonial architecture in Latin America that used old Roman architectural methods. (Casco Viejo, San Felipe, Panama) #RomanArchitecture #ConstructionTechniques #ArchitecturalLegacy
Ever wonder what a trefoil arch is? How about a guilloche? Coffer? Sidelight? Most #historic buildings are owned by private citizens who have little or no background in building #preservation or its allied fields. These owners–as dedicated as they are to preserving or refurbishing their property–often feel at a disadvantage when communicating with professionals well-versed in the complex jargon of this multidisciplinary field. There is help though! Ward Bucher, Principal #architect with Encore #Sustainable Architects, wrote a guide just for you. The Dictionary of Building Preservation provides easy access to this terminology and helps the nonspecialist to understand and communicate with building and design professionals, preservation groups, government agencies, attorneys, and others concerned with building preservation. https://lnkd.in/exBPCgXE
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1wsweet cover! I miss the robust tail trail network in the Chicagoland region. I grew up next to the Prairie Trail and would do multi-day bike camping trips with friends. Such an incredible mobility asset to have at your fingertips when you’re a kid.