Conference Presentations

University landscape architects (ULAs) use integrated planning methods to reshape the campus built environment and address the ever-evolving needs of students, faculty, and staff. In this session, five members from the Association of University Landscape Architects (AULA) will present on current trends through work at their respective institutions. From sustainable design practices to inclusive design to methods in student engagement, we?ll illuminate the pivotal role that ULAs play in campus planning, design, and management. Join us to gain valuable insights into current trends, emerging challenges, and transformative opportunities within the field.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Discuss how a ULA's role stands at the center of reshaping the physical campus.
2. Identify the current trends within the field of university landscape architecture.
3. Find opportunities to engage students in landscape architecture projects on your campus to better address community needs.
4. Explain how landscape architecture can transform the campus into a healthier environment by reducing carbon emissions, creating pedestrian-friendly spaces, and increasing accessibility.

Presenters:

Cathrine Blake, Director, Campus Planning and Design, Stanford University
David Cutter, University Landscape Architect, Cornell University
Mark Hough, University Landscape Architect, Duke University
James Moore, Landscape Architect, Vanderbilt University
Sarah White, Campus Planner, Northwestern University

Delivered 07/22/2024.

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