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63 2020 ISSN 0975-0177 | DIGITAL frjslB ISSUE 400.00 SINCE ` 2001 landscape 1 63 | 2020 ACCESS EVEN THE MOST INACCESSIBLE PLACES EASY IRRIGATION FOR SMALL SPACES NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER BTT: Bluetooth® Tap Timer ESSENTIAL LITERATURE FOR PROFESSIONALS, STUDENTS, AND ENTHUSIASTS INTERESTED IN ENGAGING IN ACCESS EVEN THE CONVERSATIONS ON PLANTING DESIGN, WILDERNESS, & ECOLOGY MOST INACCESSIBLE PLACES A result of a year of rigorous research facilitated by the LEAF Fellowship, Outgrow & Transgressing Wilderness are now available for pre-order. ACCESS EVEN THE MOST INACCESSIBLE PLACES Transgressing Wilderness Outgrow ENJOY YOUR VACATION! Rushika Khanna Dhara Mittal, Nishant Mittal, Parita Jani Does wilderness occur in demarcated areas, or can it occur in smaller, seemingly Stemming from Matrix Planting, Outgrow follows the process of honouring two neglected parcels of land? Through her research it is these questions that the essential relationships - that of plants to a place, and plants to other plants. The LET BTT KEEP YOUR GARDEN author attempts to answer. The document focuses on deciphering wilderness that research captures the process of adapting Matrix Planting in the Indian Context in occurs within our urban realm, extracting meanings from its context, positioning, its entirety. The outcome document, then, is intended as a tool for practitioners and PROGRAMHEALTHY FROM OUTSIDE AND THE BEAUTIFUL VALVE BOX WITH THE NEW NODE-BT and inherent characteristics. Where other literature on wilderness focuses on ideas students of Landscape Design to start a conversation on spontaneous planting; a ® of plant material and biodiversity, this document functions as a tool by which to tool to be used to discuss an alternative approach to planting design. 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For more information about our products: For more information about our products: convenient battery-change reminders. It's that easy! configure the controller up Vineet Upadhyay About LEAF Vineet Upadhyay to 50' (15 m) away. AreaArea Manager, Manager, India India The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc. and any use of such Established as an extension of M/s Prabhakar B. Bhagwat in 2007, LEAF is one of the very few research organisations in the country that undertakes research in areas marks by Hunter Industries is under license. Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc. App Store is a ® pertaining to Plant Material, Sustainability, and Landscape Design. Over time, it has expanded its scope of work, and with that the areas of research it addresses, [email protected]@hunterindustries.comThe Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc. and anyservice use of mark such of marks Apple byInc. Hunter IOS is a Industries trademark isor under registered licence. trademark Apple, of the Cisco Apple in the logo, U.S. and and iPhone other countries are and maintaining an unwavering belief that research and data play an indispensable role in how we construct conversations and inform ourselves. trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Appleis used Inc. under Google, license. the Google, Google the logo, Google Google logo, Play, Google and Play, Android and Android are trademarks are trademarks of Google of Google LLC. LLC. To inquire about the documents, and for further information about the organization, please e-mail us at [email protected], or visit our website www.leaf-india.org RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL IRRIGATION | Built on Innovation® For more information about our products: RESIDENTIAL2 landscape & COMMERCIAL IRRIGATION | Built on Innovation® Learn more. 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Outgrow & Transgressing Whether Wildernessit was the are noworganization available for pre-order. of space, | MOST INACCESSIBLE PLACES selection of materials, techniques of their usage, she always celebrated the ver- A nacular. In his tribute, Shirish Beri while remembering her notes that her works | R I always showed respect and concern for all life and the environment while consuming minimal | embodied energy. Some of these ideas of respecting the vernacular find reflection in many of R the contemporary designs including the design of a cultural space ‘Kala Bhoomi’ in the historic | city of Bhubaneswar. In a far distant region, the local agricultural practices and homestead in- O spire ‘Dharitri’, a small Indian garden where a series of stepped terraces with carefully selected | planting palette mimic cultural practices. T | I ACCESS EVEN THE The role of the first generation of landscape architects, who established their practices in the | 60s-70s, in the evolution and growth of the profession will remain unparalleled. With the idea D MOST INACCESSIBLE PLACES | to acknowledge their contribution, two monographs—Ravindra Bhan and Ram Sharma—were conceptualized and released in the month of July. Dr. Shishir Raval and Sanjay Kanvinde re- E view the two books for the readers. Eminent environmentalists Kanchi Kohli and Manju Menon note that tribal societies and pas- toral communities are a few of the examples that can be looked at to explore lessons for sus- tainable living in this age of fast-paced development and growth. Stewardship of environment in design and planning and its further education to masses has been the mandate for Idea Design, a landscape and urban design practice of three professionals based in two States of the country. 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