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Larc 453 andLarc 455- Fall Semester 2017

Welcome to the course web site for Landscape Architecture 453/ 455. Your professors are Raffaella Sini and Gary Austin. This semester we will work on a grayfield redevelopment project in the city of Seattle.

This web page is an informational resource for urban planning and design in creating sustainable communities. This site focuses on the function of urban amenities and how well they satisfy human aspirations. Differences in urban areas stem from aesthetics of the landscape, local and regional lifestyles, historical values, regional employment opportunities, recreational opportunities and even climate. Throughout the web site there are examples of how to plan and design sustainable communities. Click on the Syllabus button in the column at left to find information about the course policies.

If you happen to find broken links please notify us at gaustin@uidaho.edu please include LArc453 in the subject line

Last modified 8/15/2016

Past Projects of This Studio

We have contributed to the positive planning and design efforts of many communities during the ten years that this combined studio has been doing outreach work. We have worked in these Idaho communities: Orofino, Riggins, Grangeville, Harrison, Hayden, Sandpoint, Lewiston, Star, Rupert, New Meadows, McCall, Cascade, Priest River; these Washington communities - Clarkston; and these Montana communities - Seeley Lake



 

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Faculty

Your faculty has a long standing interest and experience in Community Planning and Design.

Gary Austin has taught this the community planning and design studio for several years. His research is in the areas of biological water treatment, green infrastructure and community agriculture. He recently completed books on green infrastructure and constructed wetlands for water treatment.

 

 

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