LASN's Streetscape Issue highlights outdoor environments that encourage community connection through accommodations for pedestrians, vehicles, and other modes of transportation.

The November Streetscapes Issue of Landscape Architect & Specifier News is now available under the 'Resources' Tab on LandscapeArchitect.com.

Downtown Ennis
To anticipate current and future growth in this town just south of Dallas, city leaders hired MESA Design Group to turn the historic downtown area into a beacon that attracts local activity.

Growing A Streetscape
A unique architectural structure demanded an equally unique streetscape and green roof, which was provided by local firm Superbloom who used native plantings as the base and inspiration for this environmentally conscious hotel.

Chevy Chase Lakes
This mixed-use commercial and luxury residential development in southern Maryland was made complete only by a curbless street and central park designed by Mahan Rykiel Associates that brings residents together.

 
Where Art Meets Asphalt
Decatur, Indiana's public art program needed a permanent yet flexible place, leading to the creation of an outdoor gallery street crafted by Jones Petrie Rafinski that can accommodate vehicular traffic or local events.

Streetscape Storytelling
The town of Chaska, Minnesota, reclaimed their main thoroughfare by hiring HKGi to turn a four-lane highway into a two-lane street flanked by a broad promenade that brings safety and a sense of ease to the downtown area.

Reconstructing Hudson Street
By reworking nine blocks in downtown Manhattan, MNLA made the neighborhood welcoming for pedestrians and cyclists in addition to streamlining rush-hour traffic.

Mission Boulevard Linear Park
One mile along a busy roadway in Northern California was renovated by Surfacedesign so locals would be encouraged to inhabit the space and not just quickly pass through it.

Commentary
New Horizons - See Y'all In 2026!

New! LASN Town Hall

Hardscapes
Stroll Through Bearden Promenade

Playgrounds
Jewett Park

Stewardship
Shading Rescues

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