Three teams from the Department of Landscape Architecture and the Department of Architecture have been recognized by The American Society of Landscape Architecture (ASLA) with 2021 student honor awards. Their design proposals address water scarcity at a major port city in China, the relationship between rural locales and bird habitat in Canada, and social inequity in the capital of Ecuador.
Weitzman School in the Media
“From potholes to preservation, how has Mayor Kenney lived up to his original campaign promises?”
Randall F. Mason, associate professor, Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, talks to Inga Saffron.
“Design and the Green New Deal”
Billy Fleming, Wilks Family Director at the Ian L. McHarg Center for Urbanism and Ecology, calls on landscape architects to think beyond the profession's limits.
“As Missouri Recovers From Devastating Floods, A Dutch Architect Suggests Dramatic Changes”
Faculty member Matthijs Bouw talks to Kansas City public radio.
“Local man wins protections for Philly’s iconic cast-iron subway entrances”
An effort led by alumnus Nicholas Baker (MCP’11, MSHP’11) during his studies came to fruition this week.
“How artist Jacolby Satterwhite contributed to Solange’s When I Get Home film”
The graduate fine arts alumnus (MFA’10) talks with thefader.com about his recent collaboration.
“The Women Who Mother Lifelike Baby Dolls”
A new photography series by Fine Arts faculty member Jamie Diamond explores women who mother dolls.
