Landscape Review: A Southern Hemisphere Journal of Landscape Architecture v. 10(2004) no. 1&2

THEME

EDITORIAL

The Global and the Local: Themes and Issues

Simon Swaffield  & Jacky Bowring 1-5

The Local and the Global: The Flora of the Israeli Garden

Tal Alon-Mozes 6-9

Home Here Home There? The Lives and Landscapes within High-tech Trans-Pacific Commuter Cultre

Shenglin Chang 10-15

Sidewalks of Copenhagen: A Global Technology Defines Local Character

Torben Dam & Jens Balsby Nielsen 16-20

Internationalisation and Multiculturalism in CELA-participating Landscape Architecture International Education Programmes

Robert Hewitt & Hala Nassar 21-26

Netscape: Virtual Landscapes of the Internet

Ralph Johns 27-31

Designing the New American Frontier: The Culture of Inner-city Landscapes

Baldev Lamba 32-35

Between Genius Loci and Genius Mundi: The Future of Place in a Global Society

Joern W. Langhorst 36-43

Development of Regional Measurement Methods: The Context for Quantifying Influence and Impact

Geoffrey McD Lewis & Elizabeth Brabec 44-48

Gardens and Stream Ecology: A Case for the Exotic Plant in New Zealand

Jacqueline Margetts & Leslie Haines 49-53

Looking Past Form to the Past: Reconsidering Modern Landscape Architecture Theory

Ken McCown 54-57

Regional Landscape System Protection in the Urbanising Desert Southwest: Lessons from the Phoenix Metropolitan Region, USA

Laura R. Musacchio, Joseph Ewan & Ruth Yabes 58-68

The Redesign of Nineteenth-Century Cairo: The Impact of International Medical Thought on the Transformation of Cultural Landscapes

Hala Nassar & Robert Hewitt 69-74

The Las Vegas Strip as a Genuinely Invented Global Landscape

Daniel H. Ortega 75-78

Regional Constraints Analysis for GIS Adoption: Tool for Advancing Regional Planning Applications

Toru Otawa 79-85

Garden in the Bayou or Bayou in the Garden: Design Provenance and Environmental Adaptation at Le Petit Versailles

Kevin Risk 86-90

80°of Separation: Landscapes in Literature

Stephanie A Rolley 91-95

Universal in the Local: Practising the Scholarship of Engagement

Nancy Rottle 96-102

World Projections, Projected Landscapes

Katrina Simon 103-106

Learning from Laotzi: Daoism and Sustainability

Nancy J. Volkman 107-110

A Most Redolent Tension: Understanding Landscape in a Post-colonial New Zealand City

Jillian Walliss 111-114

Geddes, Zoos and the Valley Section

Catharine Ward Thompson 115-119

Western Modernism and the Myth of Nature

Eleanor Weinel 120-127

The Importance of Site Familiarity to Landscape Photographic Assessments

Joanne M. Westphal 128-141

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

Design Myths: Artifice and Education

Roy Fleetwood 144-149

Moving Landscape Architecture into the Digital World: A Practical Approach

Madis Pihak 150

CELA Erratum 151