Thursday, October 14, 2021 6:30-7:30 p.m. CDT (online or in-person) Networking Reception: 7:30-8:30 p.m. CDT (in-person) *Please note that in-person tickets will be limited to 150 people The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture is …
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The Neighborhood Modeling System
The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture received a generous donation of the The Neighborhood Modeling System from Lucy Thompson (MS URPL ’81). The Neighborhood Modeling System was created in 2000 by Rich McLaughlin, an …
Carey McAndrews receives the McBurney Center Forward in Access Award
The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture is pleased to share that Associate Professor Carey McAndrews received the McBurney Center Forward in Access Award. Dr. McAndrews was the instructor for a class that had a …
Restoring mangroves in Puerto Rico supports human health and well-being
With a new coastal resilience grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), the University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla will work with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture (DPLA) …
Fondy Market Course Project Selected for WI ASLA Merit Award
The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture is pleased to announce that a course project focusing on the Fondy Market in Milwaukee was selected for a merit award for analysis and planning through the Wisconsin …
A message from the Chair
Dear PLA Community, It has been my honor and privilege to serve the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture as its first Chair over these past four years and as the final Chair of URPL …
Conaway connects with Tribal communities on environmental challenges
Jessie Conaway, PLA Earth Partnership outreach specialist and Nelson Institute faculty associate, was profiled about her work engaging with Tribal communities on environmental challenges. Read about her incredible work by clicking here.
Introducing: [TYP.] Magazine
MacKenzie Keen (BSLA ’21) and Darius Bottorff (BSLA ’21) have released the first volume of [TYP.] Magazine. MacKenzie and Darius write that the magazine “was born out of a passion to dive deeper into the …
PRESS RELEASE: Using Mangrove Restoration to Improve Coastal Community Resilience in Puerto Rico
Professor James LaGro has been named Editor-In-Chief of Landscape Journal
On June 1, 2021, James LaGro, Jr. will succeed Katherine Melcher as the Editor-in-Chief of Landscape Journal. The CELA interviewed him from his home office in Madison, Wisconsin in February. Read his interview with The …