9/20/2016
Thinking of, and planning for, the future.
The goal of resilient landscape planning and design is to retrofit communities to allow them to recover more quickly from extreme events, now and in the future.
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PARK(ing) Day exemplifies how a designed public space, even as small as a parking spot, can benefit a community.
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The redesign on UTEP’s campus converted parking lots and unusable sloped landscapes into an 11.6-acre community landscape and meeting space in the center of campus.
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The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) recently released Achieving Multimodal Networks: Applying Design Flexibility and Reducing Conflicts, which highlights ways that transportation planners and designers can apply the design flexibility found in several current national design guides.
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This webinar will present insight into how bioswales work, why creating fully functioning bioswales is challenging, and key factors in successful design and implementation so that the fully integrated ecosystem of bioswales can be brought to life.
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The grant program provides chapters funding for activities that promote and defend licensure and for state or local advocacy efforts, including defending the right to practice from local challenges.
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This single solution takes you from concept, through detailed design and contract documentation, and beyond including BIM compliance.
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...and take some time to catch up with the many mentions in recent media.
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From Arizona to Utah, members have a wide choice of events and opportunities.
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When we asked our PPN leaders to come up with a question for the annual PPN survey, the Urban Design PPN got back to us with one colossal query: Why does landscape architecture matter in the 21st century?
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The Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence celebrates urban places that are distinguished by quality design and their social and economic contributions to our nation’s cities.
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Do you know any of these people? If so reach out and congratulate our long-time members and welcome the new ones.
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