Landscape Architecture: Websites—Interactive

Examines the issues of climate change, population growth, and resources, and investigates infrastructure built from the green new deal

Atlas of United States history using interactive mapping techniques

Maps and visualizations showing the issues of climate change, urbanization and issues such as biodiversity

Interactive Cartographic History of the United States, numerous subjects to explore

Visualizations of the displacement caused by urban renewal projects in the mid-20th C

UW based website with historical maps, essays, and photos of the impact from a long history of segregationist policies in the area

Digital exhibits and Land Use Database

Information and images of ten American freeways and the campaigns to transform and reimagine them

Photos of the physical relics of segregation

From the Landscape Infrastructure Symposium at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, in 2012. Timeline of major historical infrastructural projects in the US

Visualization of Energy Use in the US

Reports on the use of land in the United States

A website that allows students to scroll between two aerial photos in America’s largest cities to see how urban renewal and highway construction has torn through American Urban Centers