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Design With Nature - Ian McHarg

<strong>Design with Nature</strong> by Ian McHarg

I started reading this one a while ago, but was sidetracked by life and it sat collecting dust. I just started it again, but haven't gone very far. This book is supposed to be the bible for planners and landscape architects, so I'm excited to get back into it.

I just finished reading <strong>Need for the Bike</strong> by Paul Fournel. This book is a collection of short stories and musings written by a lifetime cyclist. He does an amazing job conveying feelings associated with biking and I devoured this book much quicker than I expected. My wife bought it for me for Christmas because it was supposed to be similar to <strong>Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry Into Values</strong>, another book I really enjoyed.

I also finally finished <strong>The Landscape of Man</strong>, which I had been working through. I still don't see how this one was supposed to impact me as much as others claim it should, but it was an interesting read.