In a world that with sharp divisions, landscape architecture is a powerful tool to marry social and ecological justice. It has the capacity to address the most pressing and fundamental problems facing the world today, amongst which are climate change, water and food security and deforestation. Landscape architecture must set the boundaries for policy makers and orient social movements. Bold and inspired projects can lead policy and point the way for future developments. The political agency of the profession must be forcibly reactivated and the power of landscape architecture engaged to be a game changer in reshaping ecological systems and transforming forms of responsible living. Join Professor Kelly Shannon in a vibrant inquiry on the polymathic potential of land-scaping.
Mar
1
2017
When: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Where: Harman Academy
Event Type: Polymathic Pizza
Where: Harman Academy
Event Type: Polymathic Pizza
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