Presentations by Year & semester:

• Fall 2011 - Final presentations
• Fall 2011 - Mid-semester presentations
• Spring 2011 - Final Presentations
• Spring 2011 - Mid-semester presentations
• Fall 2010 - Final presentations
• Fall 2010 - Mid-semster presentations
• Spring 2010 - Final presentations
• Spring 2010 - Mid-semester presentations
• Fall 2009 - Final presentations
• Fall 2009 - Mid-semester presentations

Awards/competitions/exhibits:

Award:

• 2010
• 2009

Competitions: PLANET 2010- Landscape Professionals UMASS team

Exhibits:

• CELA / ISOMUL 2010 -Teaching History: A Sensory Aproach - Poster
• Sustainable Future 2009

Studio Reports:

An important part of the Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning Program is participation in studios of a student's related field. In the studios, students work on projects with a client. Contracts between the client and the studio team are signed as a means of providing a ‘real- life’ studio experience.

Searchable database of Departmental Work - Scholarworks

Studio reports in PDF form

• 2009-LA556 Green Fitchburg Opportunities, Strategies & Visions for the Future, Fitchburg, Massachusetts

• 2009-LA606 South End Neighborhood - Revitalization Plan: Vision & Implementation Strategies. Bridgeport, CT

• 2009- LA591G- Applied Field Studies Class Guatemala, Central America

• 2008-LA497A Designing The Arc of Recreation – The Railroad Trail from Armory Street to State Street.  A vision for the McKnight Urban Community.  Springfield, Massachusetts

• 2008 – ARCH-DES600 & LA601 – Belchertown State School Sustainable Community Design, Belchertown MA

• 2008_ LA497 LA604 LARP Urban Design Studios – Green Strategy for Growth in Springfield: Urban Infill, Open Space, Recreational Trails in the City and the Mason Square Neighborhoods, Springfield, Massachusetts

Coursework:

An important part of the Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning Program......Each course has a distinct feel developed with the curriculum, various topics, and presiding faculty tempered by student interests.  Much of the coursework envelops real sites and community input.  Here are some examples of LARP students in the news …   

• 2009 - LANDARCH 591G Field Studies Guatemala City, Central America link to page....
• 2009 - LANDARCH 606 Cultural Landscapes Bridgeport, CT link to page....
• 2009 - LANDARCH Landscape Study Tour Italy link to page....
• 2009 - LANDRACH 603 Healing Garden Westfield, MA link to page....
• 2009 - REGIONPL 675 LANDARCH609 Ludlow Master Plan link to page....

Research:

A vital part of the Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning Program as well as any academic program is Research.

More information to follow.

Student Chapter of ASLA

• Newsletter Oct 2010