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UF Department of Landscape Architecture Hosts Sierra Bainbridge of MASS Design Group for the 2026 Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture

UF Department of Landscape Architecture Hosts Sierra Bainbridge of MASS Design Group for the 2026 Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture On March 27, 2026, the University of Florida Department of Landscape Architecture hosted the annual Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series featuring Sierra Bainbridge, RLA, ASLA, Co-Founder and Senior Managing Principal at MASS Design Group. […]

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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 a vital platform for educators of landscape architecture from across the country to examine the evolution of the discipline and

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Dr. Belinda Nettles Named Florida Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS) Chapter Liaison

Dr. Belinda Nettles Named Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) Liaison for ASLA Florida Chapter Dr. Belinda Nettles, Assistant Scholar with the University of Florida’s Center for Landscape Conservation Planning and Department of Landscape Architecture was recently named Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) liaison for the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Florida Chapter.  HALS was

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New Study on Living Shorelines Published by Dr. Jules Bruck in Frontiers of Environmental Science

New Study on Living Shorelines Published by Dr. Jules Bruck in Frontiers of Environmental Science Dr. Jules Bruck recently published her research article “Optimizing shoreline suitability models framework: integrating advanced GIS methodologies at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland” in the journal Frontiers in Environmental Science, which explores how bold, open science can restore ecosystems, empower communities,

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UF Landscape Architecture Students Build Connections at the 2026 UF DCP Industry Expo

UF Landscape Architecture Students Build Connections at the 2026 UF DCP Industry Expo Students from the Department of Landscape Architecture at the University of Florida recently attended the UF College of Design, Construction and Planning’s 2026 Industry Expo, where they had the opportunity to connect with professionals and explore internship and job opportunities. The Expo

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UF Coastal Resilience Design Studio Research Lab Conducts Field Visit to St. Augustine To Explore Coastal Design Systems in Action

UF Coastal Resilience Design Studio Research Lab Conducts Field Visit to St. Augustine To Explore Coastal Design Systems in Action In January, students from the UF Department of Landscape Architecture’s Coastal Resilience Design Studio (CRDS) research lab under department Chair Dr. Jules Bruck conducted a field visit to St. Augustine. The goal of the visit

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Landscape Architecture Ph.D. Student Strengthens National Partnerships in Coastal Resilience Research

Landscape Architecture Ph.D. Student Strengthens National Partnerships in Coastal Resilience Research Looking to translate research into real-world coastal resilience, University of Florida Ph.D. student Mojtaba ‘Mo’ Tahmasebi has collaborated with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), and the UF Center for Coastal Solutions.  This past year,

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Faculty From the University of Florida’s Center for Landscape Conservation Planning Publish New Research on Sea Level Rise Adaptation for Florida’s Coastal Ecosystems

Faculty From the University of Florida’s Center for Landscape Conservation Planning Publish New Research on Sea Level Rise Adaptation for Florida’s Coastal Ecosystems Faculty from the University of Florida’s Center for Landscape Conservation Planning (CLCP) have published new research examining how sea level rise is threatening Florida’s coastal ecosystems and what can be done to

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University of Florida Department of Landscape Architecture Launches Glenn A. Acomb Memorial Fund 

University of Florida Department of Landscape Architecture Launches Glenn A. Acomb Memorial Fund The University of Florida’s Department of Landscape Architecture is proud to announce the Glenn A. Acomb Green Infrastructure in Landscape Architecture Student Support Fund, established in memory of former professor Glenn A. Acomb, whose contributions shaped the department and influenced alumni for

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Shaping a Sustainable Tomorrow: Landscape Architecture Student Amaia Morgan Aims to Advance Resilient Design

Shaping a Sustainable Tomorrow: Landscape Architecture Student Amaia Morgan Aims to Advance Resilient Design Miami-native and Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) student Amaia Morgan grew up being told the place she called home was under threat. Facing rising sea levels, rapid urban growth, and intensifying hurricanes, Miami is one of the most vulnerable cities on

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