Start Date
10/19/2018
End Date
10/19/2018
Description
Experience urban residential gardens and streetscapes of different time periods, ranging from 18th century to current time. Small alley streets, greenways and wider residential historic streets will be explored en route to a variety of gardens, including the historic Physick House Garden, a contemporary garden on Pine Street, Philadelphia's Magic Garden, and Talula's Restaurant Garden
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Distance Learning
No
Course Equivalency
No
Subjects
Urban Planning & Design
Health, Safety and Welfare
Yes
Hours
3.75
Learning Outcomes
1. Participants will observe historic and contemporary urban gardens and streets that contribute to the neighborhood identity and give community stakeholders and visitors alike access to outdoor space. 2. Environmental issues for gardens in an urban setting and the importance of high quality horticulture for use in residential spaces and streetscapes (including a historic garden) will be reviewed. 3. Participants will analyze the materials and elements that make these sites engaging, vital and successful through appropriate scale, site program and amenities, and adjacent and accessible garden space. 4. Participants will observe how streetscape and open space development projects can be used to build awareness, connect residents to their community, and to encourage revitalization efforts in historic neighborhoods.
Instructors
Susan M.. Mattison, ASLA, AICP, LEED AP; Amy C.. Syverson-Shaffer, ASLA; Nicole Juday Rhoads; Olivia Edlund; Meg Johnson, ASLA
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Provider
American Society of Landscape Architects