But Romanticism had a public, progressive side, too, in garden cemeteries like Père Lachaise and new parks commissioned by Napoleon III.
Is progress necessarily progressive?
Garden cities. Progressive schools such as Abbotsholme and Bedales.
Instead, the conversations suggested an alternate architectural firmament — of vernacular forms and the reintegration of craft with progressive design, of edible forest gardens, rammed earth and composting toilets.
Under Daley, the city has reinvigorated its parks, neighborhoods, and rooftop gardens, while being progressive on energy standards and green incentives.
In July, 2007, a 12-year-old polar bear (Ursus maritimus) in a zoological garden in San Diego, California, showed progressive neurologic signs that were refractory to therapy.
Mr. Shaw cited the city's "Live Well Ferguson" program as an example of its progressive attitude toward healthy practices like gardening.
My concern here is to promote and support a real progressive for office and not just a garden variety Dem with weak cred in the progressive community.
P.S. 321, as well as newer schools like the Brooklyn New School in Carroll Gardens, are celebrated for their progressive teaching philosophies and the opportunities they provide for experiential learning.
Aboard Radio London, Kenny Everett developed his alter-egos and parodied Tony Benn John Peell's The Perfumed Garden planted the seeds of bearded progressive rock.
The upgraded Main Street also has inspired a burst of civic activity, including a movie-in-the-park night, a village-garden walk, a street-music festival, a progressive dinner called Hamburg Bites and a soapbox derby that began this summer.
