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New York Upstate Chapter ASLA
New York Upstate Chapter ASLA
New York Upstate Chapter ASLA
New York Upstate Chapter ASLA
New York Upstate Chapter ASLA

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AIA New York State American Society of Landscape Architects/Upstate Chapter Convention 

Creating the Fabric of Our Culture - October 14, 15, & 16

As we enter a new decade, we have an opportunity to consider the culture in which we live and the role that architecture plays in creating it. A society’s culture is composed of many elements: its arts, sciences, politics, and language are some examples. The built environment is one outward representation of these elements.

As architects, landscape architects and creators of the built environment we have the opportunity to both reflect on the current cultural inclinations and to shape those of the future. Our buildings and landscapes reflect our traditions as a society and indicate our future values. We come together. We practice in our own unique way. Yet whether our practice is small or large, urban or rural, our work represents our culture. Whether our practice is based in the private or public realms, whether it is commercial, residential or institutional, and whether our focus in on historic preservation or contemporary design, our role as architects is to ensure the highest quality in the built environment. Through collaboration, reflection, leadership, stewardship and design excellence, we have the opportunity to shape the values of our culture for generations to come.

Click here for Registration and Convention Information

Early bird registration ends September 30th 2010
Online registration will close October 7th 2010

 

BEST TREES AND SHRUBS FOR DIFFICULT SITES

Short Course for Landscape Architects Cornell University July 15 and 16, 2010

Learn how to: Expand your plant pallet to deal with problem sites Utilize best new cultivars of trees and shrubs Assess site limitations Improve soil conditions using a variety of soil amendments Incorporate Rain Gardens and Green Roofs in your landscapes

Instructors include: Peter Trowbridge, Nina Bassuk and other professionals. Earn up to 8.5 LA CES Learning Units / HSW as well as ISA Credits.

For course outline, registration and lodging details visit: http://landscape.cornell.edu/

 

2010 Sponsorship Opportunities Now Available!!!

Please follow the link to Adverstising + Sponsorship for details and order form

 

 
Sponsorship Opportunities