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Department of Landscape Architecture

Designing a Better World

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UF Landscape Architecture Attends 2026 CELA Conference

UF Landscape Architecture Attends 2026 CELA Conference The University of Florida Department of Landscape Architecture recently traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio for the 2026 Annual Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) Conference. The conference provides…

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Seeking Abundance: Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series features Sierra Bainbridge of MASS Design Group

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“All of the professors are amazing and want to help you through each course. They do a great job taking each student out of their comfort zone and preparing them for the future.”

Gabriella Gilliam (BLA ’25)
Summer 2023 Intern, Cotleur & Hearing


Making Florida Feel Cooler as Temperatures Rise

Dr. Yi Luo, assistant professor in UF’s Department of Landscape Architecture, studies microclimates, or areas that may have a different climate than their overall region.

Her recent work includes mitigating the heat for visitors at The St. Pete Pier and its 26-acre waterfront park. She’s also working with Sasaki, an architecture landscape firm contracted by the City of Key West, to study the historic Mallory Square and propose ways to make the area more comfortable during the day.


Building a Resilient Park System in Port St. Joe

Five years ago, Hurricane Michael devasted the Florida panhandle community of Port St. Joe. As part of the Florida Resilient Cities program, professors and students conducted extensive research and crafted design proposals to help the city recover.

Their work resulted in a comprehensive plan that would allow the city’s parks to retain stormwater, minimize the risk of inundation surge, promote outdoor activities and a healthy lifestyle, and establish neighborhood connections.


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