The After Party: Landscape Architect's Role in Establishing, Curating, and Maintaining Landscapes - 1.25 PDH (LA CES/HSW)

Recorded On: 10/28/2023

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Gardens are dynamic, they change from year to year and season to season. How do we let the gardens evolve while staying true to the original design intent? In this session we explore post-project completion services, ecological reasons for planting instability, and the advantages of adaptive management toolkits.

Learning objectives:

  • Understand the ecological reasons for planting instability and high landscape maintenance requirements.
  • Explore the advantages of adaptive management toolkits over static maintenance manuals.
  • Consider how to let gardens evolve while still staying true to the original design intent.
  • Recognize the importance of staying engaged as a long-term resource for our clients and contractors.

Michael F. Ciccarelli, ASLA, PLA, LEED AP

Principal

Hoerr Schaudt

Mike Ciccarelli is an established landscape architect with over 19 years of expertise at Hoerr Schaudt in Chicago. He has been instrumental in the creation and expansion of the firm's Continued Landscape Management studio, focusing on maintenance services to ensure landscapes evolve in a way that continues to delight. Mike is frequently traveling to project sites, nationwide, where he ensures the vitality and sustainability of gardens through strategic intervention. Mr. Ciccarelli is a registered Landscape Architect in Illinois, an active member of ASLA and maintains LEED AP credentials.

Claudia West, ASLA

Principal

Phyto Studio LLC

Claudia West is a leading voice in the emerging field of ecological planting design. Known for her passionate advocacy of plant-driven design, Claudia is a widely sought out speaker and consultant who applies the technologies of plant systems to bring essential natural functions back into our cities and towns. She has worked on all sides of the green industry—as a designer, a grower, installer, and land manager—grounding her innovative work in pragmatic solutions that address the realities of our urbanizing world. She is the co-author of the critically acclaimed book, Planting in a Post-Wild World.

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