MON-FS-06: Layering Mobility, Resilience, Community, and Cultural Resources at the University of Minnesota

Monday, October 30, 2023

8:30am – 12:30pm CT

2.75 PDH, LA CES/HSW, AICP, FL, NY/HSW
Ticket price: $80 per person; includes transportation. Moderate walking.

Field Session Leader(s)

Thomas Ritzer, ASLA

Assistant Director, Facilities Management
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Roseville, Minnesota
Andrew Caddock, ASLA, LEED AP

Senior Planner
University of Minnesota - Planning, Space and Real Estate
Mineapolis, Minnesota

Field Session Presenter(s)

Jean M. Garbarini, ASLA

Principal Landscape Architect
Damon Farber Landscape Architects
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Brad Aldrich, ASLA, LEED AP

Principal
Confluence
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Kristine F. Miller, ASLA, AICP

Professor and Interim Head
Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota
SAINT PAUL, Minnesota
Joseph R. Favour, ASLA (he/him/his)

Associate Professor in Practice
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota

The University of Minnesota—Twin Cities is a large, urban, public, land-grant institution in Minneapolis and St. Paul. This session will focus on how campus planning, design of recent projects, and landscape management integrate evolving community contexts, cultural resource management, and resiliency to sustain an exemplary campus setting.

Learning Outcomes:

Learn how planning, design, and management strategies have integrated resilient landscape practices into an historic campus.
Experience the layering of history and aesthetic tradition with contemporary efforts to incorporate multimodal transit and resilient green infrastructure into campus landscapes.
Discuss impacts of the pandemic on campus design and planning.
Learn about ongoing efforts to improve campus safety and inclusivity while connecting with the broad communities of the U of M.