Sure ... there are so many ...

Getty (Laurie Olin & Robert Irwin)

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MOMA (Ken Smith)

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De Young (Walter Hood)

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cool...i somehow missed that View by Mason on Ken Smith...

Walter Hood rocks.

just keep your mind floating and you'll come up with that nuance.

AP, walter hood is awesome... my favorite landscape architect right now... followed closely by adriaan geuze (west 8)...

have you seen the new museum that hood is doing with (former UF prof) mario gooden? i think that it was in metropolis last month...

was gooden still at UF when you were there?

ya, saw it. nice project...

never had gooden, but the class 1 yr ahead of mine did. also, we travel to charleston, sc for our "regional urbanism" studio (d6) and half of our class visited his office...I was in the other half...can't remember the architect that we visited...

Well, I'm enjoying the works of Walter Hood and West 8. Landscape Arch was never my strong point although I applied for a scholarship at Auburn.

mmm, current la usually omits much visual.

btw, notice the backflow just poking up in that rock courtyard in w hood's swf? (bad resolution, but the treelings look like lophomyrtus). i wonder what happened. (click on the tenth square in right nav)

rip a 20'x20 mud pit, with greasy black tyre-pyre centered at bottom. toss the durable weather-resistant sculpture onto the pile.

pros:
it's space-efficient.
some of the sculptures may hybridize. that might be a con.

call me crazy now, but pay me when you get paid. :-)