On Wednesday April 21st 2:30-3:30, dr. Anna María Pálsdóttir, will be talking about the exciting research she and her colleagues in Sweden have been working on the past decade or so. The title of the lecture is …
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Regional Planning in Wisconsin: New contexts and new strategies
The UW-Madison Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture in association with the UWM Department of Urban Planning invite you to join us virtually for the April Innovative Cities Lecture Thursday, April 8th from 12:00-1:20pm on …
Movie Night and Discussion: City of Gold
Join the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, Farm2Facts, WUD Film, and WUD Cuisine and our collaborators to watch “City of Gold” from the comfort of your own home! Use the link below to watch …
The Kettle Moraine Garden Club $1500 scholarships
The Kettle Moraine Garden Club is offering two $1500 scholarships for the 2021/2022 academic year. These scholarships will be awarded to two full-time undergraduate students attending a Wisconsin four-year school, pursuing a degree in horticulture, …
Talk on Transit in Dane County with Kathy Kuntz, Director of the Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change
The Madison Area Bus Advocates with the Sierra Club’s local Four Lakes Group is hosting a Zoom meeting on Transit in Dane County featuring Kathy Kuntz, Director of the Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change …
Empathy and Civic Spaces: Landscapes For Inclusion – David A. Rubin, Land Collective
On Friday, March 12, 12:00-1:15pm (CST) The University of Wisconsin-Madison ASLA Student Chapter is sponsoring a virtual guest lecture by David A. Rubin, founding principal of DAVID RUBIN Land Collective. Click here to watch a …
Un-planning Cities: reparative design and atonement in the built environment
The UWM Department of Urban Planning invites you to join us virtually March 5th, at 2:00PM for the 2021 Charles Causier Memorial Lecture. This years lecture is titled, “Un-planning Cities: reparative design and atonement in the …
UW-Milwaukee Innovative Cities Lecture Series with Bradley Vowels
On Friday, February 19 at noon, PhD candidate and DPLA lecturer Bradley Vowels will virtually present”Water Resource Planning in Suburban Landscapes with Private Wells and Septic Systems: Better Understanding Spatial Risk to Protect Human and …
Stephen Graham, School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape, Newcastle University (UK)
The Vertical Secession of the Elites: Understanding Urban Polarisation in Three Dimensions On Thursday, February 18 at noon, the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture along with the Department of Geography and the Havens Wright Center for …
Economic Development Division Holzheimer Memorial Student Scholarship
Applications will be accepted until February 5th, and both current students and recent graduates may apply. Adaptations of workshop, studio and capstone projects are welcomed. The winner(s) will be recognized at the 2021 National Planning Conference in …