'Let All Be Educated Alike...' You are reading an article printed from Places, the journal of public
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Landscape planning is defined as an activity concerned with reconciling competing land
uses while protecting natural processes and significant cultural and natural resources. A …

In this article, the professionalization of landscape architecture is placed into a chronological
framework and analyzed within the context of the literature on professions …

This article reviews the robust involvement of the Olmsteds and their colleagues in the
establishment of US land-grant universities, and it also traces their broader influence on …

Landscape architect Warren H. Manning (1860-1938) created an important practice that
bridged the period between the popularity of ornamental horticulture and the rise of …

As part of a larger project that analyzes disciplinary and interdisciplinary growth in the
United States, this article quantitatively investigates the expansion of undergraduate …

The American university developed from European precedents to become a distinct
institution. In the United States, the precedents were largely English. The campus became …

While Frank Waugh's contributions to landscape architecture are acknowledged today, they
are vaguely understood. Though he is broadly associated with his contemporaries on the …

During the Progressive Era (c. 1890-1920), rapid industrialization and unregulated
economic development jeopardized the quality of life, not only in the nation's burgeoning …

A spotlight of international publicity illuminated Walter Burley Griffin (1876–1937)(figure 1)
and his work following the 23 May 1912 announcement that the young Chicago designer …