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Upcoming Webinar: LAF's 2024 CSI Program, Inclusive Spaces

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Inclusive Spaces: Measuring Landscape Performance with LAF’s 2024 CSI Program 

Wednesday, November 20
12-1pm EST

The Landscape Architecture Foundation's Case Study Investigation (CSI) program supports faculty-student research teams who work with designers to assess and document the performance of exemplary landscape projects as Case Study Briefs. In this third in a series of webinars, three teams from the 2024 CSI program present the projects they evaluated, which all focus on creating spaces specifically tailored for their unique and diverse user groups.

For each built landscape, a representative from the design firm will share background information about the project and design, followed by the academic team presenting their research process and most compelling findings from their efforts to quantify the environmental, social, and economic benefits.

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Want to see more of the 2024 CSI teams?
Plan to join us for the other webinars in the series: Water and Resilience on Oct 29 and Designed Destinations on Nov 5.

 

Learning Objectives

  1. Understand how the Landscape Architecture Foundation's Case Study Investigation program is furthering landscape performance research.
  2. Explore specific metrics and methods used to evaluate the environmental and social performance of landscape projects.
  3. Learn about the goals and sustainable features of exemplary landscapes.

 

Continuing Education Credits

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This course is approved for 1.0 Professional Development Hour (PDH) through the Landscape Architecture Continuing Education System (LA CES) and meets the health, safety and welfare requirements (HSW). 1.0 PDH ( LA CES/HSW) may be earned upon successful completion of a short quiz following the webinar.

 

Presenters and Projects

South Oak Cliff Renaissance Park, Dallas, TX
CSI Research Fellow: Letora Anderson, University of Texas at Arlington 
Student Research Assistants: Heena Shrestha and Molly White  
Firm representative: Brian Halsell, StudioOutside 

Power to Be Basecamp, Victoria, British Columbia
CSI Research Fellow: Eric Higgs, University of Victoria 
Student Research Assistant: Shima Tajarloo 
Firm representative: Christine Lintott, Christine Lintott Architects, Inc. 

Boston Children’s Hospital Master Plan & Implementation, Boston, MA
CSI Research Fellow: Gareth Doherty, Harvard Graduate School of Design 
Student Research Assistants: Anne Tong and Garrett Craig-Lucas 
Firm representative: Jess Hamilton, Mikyoung Kim Design 

 

Landscape Performance Series Sponsors

LAF's landscape performance work, including the CSI program, is supported by these generous sponsors.

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LAF hosts live webinars in which guest presenters share innovative work and discuss timely issues. The recorded webinars are archived on LAF's website, and many can be viewed on demand to earn continuing education credits through LA CES. To learn about upcoming webinars, subscribe to LAF communications.

LAF is grateful to the many individuals and organizations that provide financial support towards fulfilling our mission to support the preservation, improvement, and enhancement of the environment.

Much of what LAF is able to accomplish would not be possible without the thought leadership and financial investment of our major supporters, including ASLA, which provides over $125,000 of in-kind support annually.

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