MON-C06: Prototype to Permanent: Designing Short-term Projects for Long-term Change

Start Date
10/23/2017
End Date
10/23/2017
Description
Urban prototypes, such as guerrilla wayfinding, DIY bike lanes, and pop-up parks, have emerged as cost-effective approaches to testing temporary, community-based ideas prior to investing in large-budget landscapes. In this session, learn how to take an idea from temporary prototype to permanent project.
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Distance Learning
No
Course Equivalency
No
Subjects
Development Trends
Health, Safety and Welfare
Yes
Hours
1.50
Learning Outcomes
Learn what urban prototyping is and why it has emerged as a new project phase within planning and design.
Discover landscape architecture based precedents where communities are resolving contemporary challenges using short-term prototypes to demonstrate and inspire long-term change.
Examine how to implement urban prototypes, including understanding opportunities and constraints such as small budgets, material selection, limited resources, and design vs. programming.
Understand opportunities for emerging professional to generate work and build portfolios through prototypes.
Instructors
Nina ChaseNeil HrushowyMike LydonKimberly Garza Stanush
Course Codes
Provider
American Society of Landscape Architects


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