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Join us for the Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series In remembrance of Edward D. Stone, Jr., a beloved colleague, mentor, partner, advisor and friend, the University of Florida’s Department of Landscape Architecture will host this lecture in his honor, commemorating Stone’s numerous contributions to the fields of landscape architecture and land planning. About the …
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The legendary Henry was a 1971 UF landscape architecture graduate.
These winners represent a range of research topics and methods across DCP disciplines.
The competition had participants design a courtyard entry landscape for an office building in Melbourne, Fla.
Hutton is a project manager at Schmidt Nichols, an award-winning landscape architecture and urban planning firm.
Nationally recognized planner Victor Dover is the keynote speaker!
By Chelsea Mistretta Alpa Nawre, an assistant professor at the University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning, recently delivered a lecture at the College of Environmental Design at UC Berkeley. Through recent architectural and landscape architectural projects from the portfolio of Critical Places + Alpa Nawre Design, Nawre’s lecture focused on what it …
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By Chelsea Mistretta Andrew Davidson, a senior in the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Program in the University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning, won the 2019 Real Florida Landscapes Design Challenge sponsored by the Native Plant Horticulture Foundation in partnership with the Florida Association of Native Nurseries. Using only Florida native plants, students from the Department …
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Landscape Architecture students worked hard to design and build a tiny environmental area, or TEA garden, and a rake shack outside the Architecture Building.