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The Landscape Architecture program at Rutgers University is part of the Environmental Planning Design Curriculum of the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS). The Environmental Planning Design Curriculum offers four options, or majors, including Landscape Architecture. The other majors include environmental planning, environmental geomatics and landscape industry.
UPCOMING & RECENT EVENTS
Fall 2008
New Course - Fundamentals of Landscape Architecture
This fall, the Department of Landscape Architecture is offering a new course titled "Fundamentals of Landscape Architecture". The course explores the nature of landscape spatial experience and design thinking using three-dimensional modeling in a studio setting. It introduces graphic and three-dimensional representation techniques used to imagine and represent landscapes. It addresses modern and contemporary landscape design theory and practice through readings and presentations. Together these provide a multifaceted introduction to the field of landscape architecture.
The course is appropriate for current or prospective students who are interested in design. It is particularly well suited for students interested in pursuing a graduate degree in design.
Class meets: 9:15-12:15 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, for 7 credits
For more information, contact:
Professor Dean Cardasis
cardasis@sebs.rutgers.edu
201.446.6017
Sept. 3, 2008
Welcome Event/ Dean Cardasis
Against the Grain: Jersey Roots in the Art of Sustainable Landscape Design
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Sept. 10, 2008
Clint Andrews, Bloustein School of Planning and Policy
Green House Gas Emmissions alongthe Rural to Urban Transect.
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ednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Sept. 17, 2008
Study Abroad Students’ Presentation
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Sept. 24, 2008
Nick Tufaro, Principal Planner, Division of Environmental, Parks and Comprehensive Planning Middlesex County Planning Department
Landscape Architecture in the New Renaissance
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Oct 1, 2008
Kurt Culbertson
Beyond Green: Exploring The Community,Economic, and Aesthetic Dimensions of Sustainability.
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Oct 8, 2008
FALL FIELD TRIP! No Lecture.
Oct 15, 2008
Sarah Williams, Director of Columbia's Spatial Information Design Lab
Data Traces
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Oct 22, 2008
Hugh Carola, Program Director, Hackensack Riverkeeper, Inc.
Reclaiming the Public Trust
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Oct 29, 2008
Richard Alomar, di Domenico + Partners, LLP. Senior Associate.
Connecting Fragments: Notes on a Collective Landscape
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Nov 5, 2008
Germany Studio Student Presentation
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Nov 12, 2008
Leor Lovinger, ASLA
Senior Associate , Senior Associates, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc.
Design with stone - Butler College as a case study
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Nov 19, 2008
Tony Hiss
The H2O Area and You: Finding Your “Two Addresses”
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110
Dec 3, 2008
Joel Flagler, Rutgers Cooperative Extension Registered Horticultural Therapist
Prescriptive Horticulture
Wednesday 4:00-4:55 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110