PARK(ING) DAY 2016!!!!!
Happy Fall Everyone!!! PARK(ing) Day was TODAY September 16th, 2016. Our wonderful students at Landscape Architecture put together a fantastic display right outside the Cannery where they invited the…
3 Green Infrastructure Projects to Save the World
Traditionally, the management of stormwater has relied upon the use of underground pipes, pumps, and other devices used to control the direction and flow of water. However, these gray infrastructure…
Github- We have wift off!
A cool project that some of our alumni have been working on! An adventurous octokitten has dreams of orbiting the moon. Despite her failed attempts, she…
Panel Discussion TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 15, 2016!!!
Business Development Panel Discussion Thursday, September 15th AIA in San Francisco Thrive, don’t just Survive Thinking about ways to make your business grow? Wondering how to thrive in a crowded…
Former Landfill Becomes Park!
A Los Angeles firm turns to super-light interventions for a landscape bent on change. From the September 2016 issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine. It’s been nearly three years since Los…
Will YOU Rise to the Challenge?
Rising to the Stormwater Challenge Join green roof and wall industry leaders this November in North America’s foremost city for green roof policy and implementation – Washington, DC – for the 14th…
What a Bat-astrophe!
The Nature Concert Hall is made up of 10,000 paper bats comprising a unified component. The main inspiration for the whole installation might be the unpredictable shapes of nature. From the far…
Letter from AgroSci Green Walls
Dear Reader, The University of Texas earlier this year erected its first green wall. In this month’s edition of Green Wall News, we feature an excellent short video on the project. Also highlighted…
Letter From Louisiana
Dear Colleagues, The Center for Planning Excellence is reaching out to our high capacity partners and national stakeholders to give you an update on the circumstances in South Louisiana right now.…