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Students and Faculty from the UF Department of Landscape Architecture attend the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference

Students and faculty from the UF Department of Landscape Architecture traveled to Portland, Oregon recently to attend the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, an event focused on sharing the latest research in the field. They were able to not only present their research, but also gained new networking opportunities and learned from peers […]

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UF LA Bulletin – Spring 2025

Check out the latest happenings from the Department of UF Landscape Architecture Landscape Architecture Students Take Top Honors at International Design Competition Three Landscape Architecture Implementation Studio students recently received international recognition for their designs at a prestigious competition in Portugal this semester. Will Marshall’s “Paths of Peace” was selected as one of two alternate finalists.

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Shaping the Future: Landscape Architecture Students Engage with Industry Leaders at Career Day

As part of the 2025 DCP Industry Expo, the Design & Planning Career Day provided an invaluable platform for students across the landscape architecture department to connect with industry leaders and gain real-world insights into their chosen professions. Held at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, the event brought together design and planning firms for a

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Sketching the Spirit of Place: A Day with Chip Sullivan and Elizabeth Boults

The University of Florida’s Landscape Architecture program recently welcomed renowned landscape architect and artist Chip Sullivan, along with his collaborator Elizabeth Boults, for a fun and captivating lecture and drawing workshop. The event, “Wisdom of Place,” invited students to explore new ways of seeing and engaging with landscapes through drawing and storytelling. Chip Sullivan, Professor

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A Climate Positive Approach to Materials for Resilient Sites: Meg Calkins Speaks at UF Landscape Architecture 

The University of Florida’s Landscape Architecture program had the honor of hosting Meg Calkins, FASLA, FCELA, from NC State University for the 10th anniversary of the Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series. This lecture series is made possible by the Edward D. Stone Jr. Friends Group, a group of friends and colleagues whose efforts have preserved

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Celebrating a Decade of the Edward D. Stone Jr. Lecture Series

The Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series has been a key part of the University of Florida’s Landscape Architecture program, fostering intellectual conversation and engagement with practitioners for the past decade. Since its inception in 2015, the series has brought leading voices in landscape architecture and urban design to share their insights and experiences with

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Landscape Architecture Students Take Top Honors at International Design Competition

Landscape Architecture students from left to right: Hayden Bertone, Audrey Foster and Will Marshall, Class of 2025  Three University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning Landscape Architecture Implementation Studio students received international recognition for their designs at a prestigious competition in Portugal this semester.    This year’s theme, “Garden of Peace: Garden for Peace”

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Thirty-Six-Million-Acre Balancing Act

By Charles Boisseau Long ago, Mark Twain supposedly said, “Buy land, they’re not making it anymore.” The witticism seems ever more apt today, particularly in Florida, where the state’s strong population growth and competition for land is drawing increased attention from academics, public officials and landowners. Researchers at the University of Florida’s Center for Landscape

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Supporting Natural Ecosystems Theme of 2024 Residential Summit

Monday, September 16, 2024By: Kyle Niblett How are communities designed in a way that not only minimizes the loss of Florida’s natural ecosystems, but actually supports them? This question and more were answered at the annual University of Florida Residential Summit, hosted by the College of Design, Construction and Planning (DCP). The event took place

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