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The decades following World War II were a period of extraordinary creativity in America. The visual arts, performing arts, music, and literature all experienced the emergence of bold new forms. The design arts in particular were enlivened during this modern day renaissance. Architects, industrial designers, and landscape architects were inspired and experimental. |
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The designed landscape - gardens, parks, and the shape of our cities - saw dramatic innovations that resulted in an entirely new form for the built environment. The following is an exploration of the early work of Robert Royston, a Bay Area landscape architect, designer, and educator who strongly influenced the development of landscape design in the mid twentieth century. |
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