Registration Eligibility
This presentation is part of the ASLA Oregon Chapter's Annual Design Symposium. Registration is limited to Symposium attendees only.
Start Date
09/12/2020
End Date
09/12/2020
Description
Imagination is the wellspring of our creativity and fuels our design practices as individuals and as members of our interconnected socio-biological communities. How can we continue to innovate, inspire, and lead as landscape architects working to create resilient places? We must fill the well. Imagination into Practice explores the how and why of nourishing our imagination as the source for creating impactful work. Through project examples in the public realm, we will explore ways of working from big picture conceptual goals to construction details, inclusive community programming, and innovative use of materials.
Location
Portland, OR
Distance Learning
No
Course Equivalency
No
Subjects
Urban Planning & Design
Health, Safety and Welfare
Yes
Hours
1.0
Learning Outcomes
1. Explore how to put design inspiration into practice through big picture goals driven by an understanding of place, ecology, and community.
2. Understand material components, fabrication needs, and construction detailing for highly custom design projects within the public realm.
3. Apply ideas of nourishing self and community into professional projects through design excellence and collaboration.
Instructors
Falon Mihalic, PLA, ASLA, Landscape Architect, Artist, and Founder, Falon Land Studio, Houston, Texas
Course Codes
2020-1a
Provider
ASLA Oregon Chapter