A Place for People, Fall 2012: Recent Episodes
Patsy Eubanks Owens
UC Davis's Landscape Architecture lunchbag lecture series is offered this autumn by our Chair, Patsy Owens, and focuses on the intersection of peoples' needs with the landscapes around them.
Lecture 10 (lecture 9 was not recorded at the speaker's request): Amy Mitchell, UCD LDA alumna and now landscape designer & project manager at Moore, Iacofano and Goltsman, in Berkeley, discusses her design philosophy.
Lecture 7: Tim McNeil, Associate Professor & Director of the UC Davis Design Program, discusses the design process once an idea is born.
Lecture 6: the executive director of WALKSacramento discusses the intersection of health and community.
Lecture 5: the Chancellor's Chief Compliance Officer and the campus Architect & Certified Access Specialist (UC Davis Design and Construction Management) talk about the various forms of ADA compliance and, generally, accessibility, in the physical realm, in web design, etc..
Lecture 4: LDA UCD alumna and landscape architect at Beals Alliance in Sacramento presents her ideas on how to consult with a community about a planned work.
Lecture 3: Emily Schlickman, Masters of Landscape Architecture, Harvard University, discusses some of her research. Ms. Schlickman will be teaching for LDA UCD during 2013.
Lecture 2 (the first class meeting was an introduction and contained no guest speaker): Daniela Tavares, UCD LDA alumna, teacher, landscape architect, of the Environmental Science & Design Academy at Grant High School in Sacramento, discusses a project she and her students are undertaking.