LAND MATTERS

摘要

In times of great change, finding the best path forward often requires looking back. Such is the case with Landscape Architecture, whose progress, I believe, lies in part in understanding and drawing on the editorship of Grady Clay. How did Grady Clay, Honorary ASLA, shape Landscape Architecture during his long tenure from 1960 to 1985, and why is his example still pertinent? Although he was a journalist, not a landscape architect, Grady turned the magazine toward confronting substantive issues faced by this profession.