PUBLICATIONS

SELECTED SCHOLARLY PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

• Hoversten M.E., Swaffield S.R. 2019. “Discursive moments: Reframing deliberation and decision-making in alternative futures landscape ecological planning. Landscape and Urban Planning, 182: 22-33.

• Swaffield S.R., J. Primdahl, and M. Hoversten. 2013. “Discursive Relationships Between Landscape Science, Policy and Practice: Concepts, Issues and Examples.” in Jones B. and B. Fu, (eds) Landscape Ecology for Sustainable Environment and Culture. Dordrecht. Springer Science + Media. 225 – 248.

• Hoversten, Mark Elison, Elizabeth Scott, Susan Bahnick Jones, and Brian Pugh. 2006. “A Framework for Establishing Maintenance Tasks and Life Cycle Costs for Landscape Projects.” Proceedings of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.

• Hoversten, Mark Elison and Susan Bahnick Jones. 2004. “Attributes of a Successful Ethnobotanical Garden.” Landscape Journal 23(2): 153.

• Hoversten, Mark Elison and Susan Bahnick Jones. 2002. “Visitor Experience at Red Rock Canyon: A Case Study in Public Land Design.” Landscape Journal 21(2): 51.

• Hoversten, Mark Elison and with Z. A. Hashem. 2000. “Integrating Research into Community-based De-sign: A Case Study of the Las Vegas Springs Preserve Schematic Site Plan.” Landscape Journal 19(1&2): 137.

ADDITIONAL SELECTED SCHOLARSHIP

• Hoversten, Mark Elison. 2019. “DIX PARK here we go.” Opinion for WRAL. February 20,2019. https://www.wral.com/raleigh-leaders-approve-dix-park-master-plan/18202477/

• Hoversten, Mark Elison. 2019. “Dix Park master plan is a master stroke.” Op Ed for Raleigh News and Observer. February 10. 2019. https://www.newsobserver.com/latest-news/article225525025.html

• Hoversten, Mark Elison. 2004. “The Centrality of Land-based Issues in Design Education: Architecture within Landscape.” Invited article for 306090 Architecture Journal; 07(September 2004) 36.

• Hoversten, Mark Elison, Elizabeth Scott, Susan Bahnick Jones, and Brian Pugh. “The Pattern and Palette of Place: A Landscape and Aesthetics Master Plan for Nevada’s Highway System.” Invited article for Mass, The Journal of the School of Architecture and Planning, University of New Mexico. 2002.

• Hoversten, Mark Elison and Susan Bahnick Jones. 2002. “The Advocacy Garden: An Emerging Model”. The Public Garden 17(4) 34.

ARTICLES ABOUT HOVERSTEN WORK

• J. Michael Welton. 2016. “A landscape architect takes the helm at NCSU’s College of Design.” Raleigh News and Observer. December 23, 2016. • Sipes, James and Blakemore, Ron. 2007. “Aesthetics in the Landscape.” TR News 248. p. 3 – 12. • Sipes, James. 2006. “Curb Appeal.” Public Roads 69(2): 24 – 31.

• Sipes,James. 2006. “Views of Vegas and Beyond.” Landscape Architecture Magazine 95(6):72–82. • Hagen, Phil. 2004. “Resurrecting our Landscape.” UNLV Magazine, 12(3):23-26.
• Hagen, Phil. 2004. “How Does Your Garden Grow?” UNLV Magazine 12(3):27.

• Hagen, Phil. 2004. “Resurrecting Our Landscape” UNLV Magazine

• Hammet, Heather. “Pride and Prejudice.” Landscape Architecture Magazine 90(2):32, 34-35, 37.

• Bennet, Paul. "Bounty of the Desert." Landscape Architecture Magazine 88(3):32-43 • Michael Luccese. "Against the Odds." Landscape Architecture Magazine 86(4):67-7