Campus Planning & Design

Education Session - Panel Format

MON-B01 - The Space Between: Creating Intersection and Connection

1.5 PDH, LA CES/HSW, AICP, FL, NY/HSW

Moderator(s)

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  Tony Catchot, ASLA

  Principal Campus Planner and Landscape Architect
  SmithGroupJJR

Panelists(s)

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  Gary Brown, FASLA

  Director, Campus Planning & Landscape Architecture
  University of Wisconsin--Madison
• DK

  Deb Kinney, ASLA

  Senior Landscape Architect
  Michigan State University
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  Kenneth Rapp, ASLA

  University Landscape Architect
  University of Michigan
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  Mary Jukuri, ASLA

  Vice President
  SmithGroupJJR

Institutions face many challenges in maintaining and rejuvenating their campus fabric. Integrated landscape master planning helps institutions fund, guide, and realize profoundly impactful campus improvements. Let's explore issues motivating universities as well as private developers to reassess their landscape framework and the transformational benefits realized from these connective open spaces.

Learning Objectives:

• Advance a more current and comprehensive approach to landscape master planning on a variety of campuses.
• Integrate these concepts of connective open spaces and extend them into neighboring communities and cities, and into the corporate workplace.
• Provide benchmarks for landscape innovations and outcomes.
• Set budget parameters and priorities for an effectively integrated landscape master planning process.