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LECTURE
Jennifer Wolch: Lively Cities
Wednesday, September 2
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7:00 pm
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112 Wurster Hall
Jennifer Wolch, our new Dean, opens the 2009-10 CED Lecture Series. She has authored or co-authored over 100 academic journal articles and book chapters on topics such as urban homelessness and affordable housing. As the founding director of the University of Southern California’s Center for Sustainable Cities, she worked to promote sustainable metropolitan development through research, education, and policy outreach programs. Her most recent work analyzes connections between city form, physical activity, and public health, and develops strategies to improve access to urban parks and recreational resources. |
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50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FALL 2009
Make Your Reservations Today! Tours of Bay Area Sites
Sunday, September 27
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Napa Valley/ San Francisco/ East Bay
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Join us on Sunday, September 27, 2009, for a day of expeditions to built alumni and faculty projects around the Bay Area that focus on high performance, innovative technology, affordable housing, environmental justice, and other aspects of sustainability.
Reserve Your Place Now:
NAPA VALLEY TOURS: Oxbow School, Paraduxx Winery, Opus One Winery
SAN FRANCISCO TOURS: UCSF Mission Bay Campus
EAST BAY TOURS: Greenwood Common, Creek Restoration, Kaiser Center Roof Garden, Cathedral of Light, Bay Bridge/Treasure Island, Food Justice in Oakland, Salt Flats
RECEPTIONS: Napa’s La Toque/Bank at Westin Verasa, San Francisco’s Conduit, Berkeley’s Brower Center
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LECTURE
Florian Idenburg: Solid Objectives
Wednesday, September 9
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7:00 pm
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112 Wurster Hall
This event is part of the 2009-10 CED Lecture Series. The lectures are free, and all are welcome to attend.
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RECEPTION
CED/LAEP Alumni Reception at the 2009 ASLA National Meeting in Chicago
Friday, September 18, 2009
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6:00 - 8:00 pm
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Hilton Chicago, Astoria Room, 3rd Floor
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Please join us to reacquaint yourself with fellow colleagues and classmates and to celebrate the illustrious career of Professor Randy Hester who plans to retire from CED in July, 2010 to North Carolina. Hosted by Linda Jewell, Chair, Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning; Professor of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design and Marcia McNally, Adjunct Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning
Special Guest: Randolph T. Hester
Please RSVP to Mary Cocoma by Sept. 15, 2009
Photo: Source_Caption
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50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FALL 2009
Traditions of Design Activism and Their Consequences
Friday, September 25 and Saturday, September 26
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112 Wurster Hall
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Our fall program focuses on CED’s traditions of design activism, and the impact and legacy of environmental design education at CED. We have organized a Friday evening with major keynote addresses, a Saturday morning session with distinguished emeriti faculty and alumni.
FRIDAY September 25, 2009 . | . Room 112, Wurster Hall
WELCOME AND LECTURE 4:00 PM: Dell Upton, Department of Art History, UCLA
LECTURE 5:30 PM: Sir Peter Hall, Bartlett School of Architecture and Planning, University College London
RECEPTION: 6:30PM
SATURDAY September 26, 2009 - Room 112, Wurster Hall
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI PANEL 8:45AM: Harrison Fraker, Carol Galante, Ray Kappe, Mario Schjetnan
EMERITUS FACULTY PANEL 10:30AM: Russell Ellis, Claire Cooper Marcus, Mike Teitz, Stanley Saitowitz
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Stark inside, wild outside, Wall Street Journal, June 12, 2009
Richard Haag (B.S. Landsc. Arch. ’50) has created a chaotic, edible garden to surround his barren home in upscale, suburban New York City. All part of his “urban ecological design” movement, which “aims to integrate parks and gardens to the reality of city life.”
Photo: Amanda Koster for The Wall Street Journal
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Stout Books to open branch on Mission St., SF Chronicle, August 18, 2009
William Stout (M. Arch ’69) will be adding a branch to his bookstore, William Stout Books, "one of the Bay Area’s cultural treasures, an expansive storehouse of design volumes that always catch me by surprise." The new store will be located on Mission St. in the Yerba Buena arts district.
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