Description
Landscape architects are carefully and creatively designing engagement processes that are vital to successfully navigating increasingly complex issues. In this webinar, three designers working in different scales and cultures, will share tools on how to create community engagement that truly meets people where they are.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore the practice of immersive, community-engaged design from local and global perspectives, across a range of project sizes and types.
- Examine how existing methods for engagement have fallen short of inclusivity, and identify ways to create engagement processes that encourage more diverse audiences.
- Discuss lessons learned, best practices and emerging models for equitable engagement in vulnerable communities.
- Discuss how inclusive engagement processes are a means to invite productive dialogue around pressing issues that impact landscape architecture projects, such as climate change and environmental justice.
- Identify ways to measure impact of specific tools and techniques.
- Identify approaches for incorporating community input into physical design.
Please complete a brief evaluation of this Online Learning presentation.
Speaker(s):
- Carolina
Aragon,
ASLA,
Assistant Professor,
University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Sierra
Bainbridge,
ASLA,
Senior Principal and Managing Director,
MASS Design Group
- Nina
Chase,
ASLA,
Principal and Co-Founder,
Merritt Chase
- Gretchen
Rabinkin,
Affiliate ASLA, AIA,
Executive Director,
Boston Society of Landscape Architects/ASLA Boston
