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Look at that cover. It?s a Millicent Harvey photograph of the Clark Art Institute, a design by Reed Hilderbrand Landscape Architecture. The project that took more than a decade. You can tell. In any case, Jennifer Reut tells us. Also this month, Anne Raver reports on a campaign to save farms in the Hudson River Valley, which supply many lives in New York City with fresh food. In Boston, Elizabeth Padjen surveys the Lawn on D, a provisional park by Sasaki that has become a sensation. And don?t miss our Now, Interview, Tech, and Goods columns.
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Credits: “A Foodshed Moment,” Frederick Charles; “Call and Response,” Millicent Harvey; &...