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    Rod Barnett is Chair of the Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture at Washington University in St Louis. His research is in landscape emergence and nonlinear landscapes, which he explores through his teaching and experimental practice. His last book was Emergence in Landscape Architecture (2013) and his new one is The Modern Landscapes of Ted Smyth: Landscape Modernism in the Asia-Pacific (2016).

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