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volume one, dialect

Introduction

Sustaining Beauty: The Performance of Appearance

Elizabeth K. Meyer

Inhabiting Liminal Landscape
Robin Dripps and Lucia Phinney

Climate Rhythms
Anne Morris

Swann Park: Modular Participatory Ecologies
Alissa Ujie Diamond

Harvest the City
Grow D.C. Team

The Ethic of X-Change
Mark Buenavista, Chihiro Shinohara, Ngoc Tran

Agua
Shanti Fjord Levy and Elizabeth Hoogheem

Collective Landscape

Hope Dinsmore

From estudio teddy cruz: Outpost on the Political Equator
Andrea Dietz

Re-territorializing Place
Noah Bolton and Robert Couch

Mix-House
Karen Van Lengen, Ben Rubin, Joel Sanders

Agency and Abundance in the Hedgerow Landscape
Molly Phemister

Rooting Landscape Urbanism
Shanti Fjord Levy

Why Gardens?
Jessica Calder

Intelligently Integrated Transport
Bob Batz , Javier Del Castillo, Alec Gosse, Julie Ulrich

Planes, Trains and Rain / Double Crossing
Tom Hogge and Serena Nelson / Peter Waldman

The Dresser Trunk Project
William Daryl Williams

Northeastern University Veterans Memorial
Marc Roehrle and Mo Zell

Addition
W.G. Clark and David Malda

THE CREMATORIUM & THE ROLE OF FUNERAL ARCHITECTURE
Sebastijan Jemec

 

Mix House expands the modernist notion of visual transparency afforded by the ubiquitous picture window, now allowing occupants to hear as well see the outside world. The house’s three sonic windows incorporate a parabolic dish that electronically targets domestic sounds and transmits them to an interior audio system controlled from the kitchen island. From this sound command center of the house, occupants are free to design original domestic soundscapes by mixing media-sponsored sounds with the ambient noises of the neighborhood.

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