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Architecture
Faculty Print Works To Be Exhibited September 29, 2000 -- An exhibition of 18 books and 30 articles by or about the faculty of the School of Architecture at the University of Virginia will be on display in Campbell Hall, Salon A, second floor. The exhibit, covering works published primarily in the past two years and titled: "Public Works: The School of Architecture Faculty in Print," is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and runs through Oct. 15. RECLAIMING THE INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE The University of Virginia School of Architecture will host a talk Oct. 7 by German landscape architect Peter Latz. His firm, Latz + Partner, has received international attention for work in abandoned industrial sites, notably at Duisberg-Nord, a new park built on an abandoned blast furnace in Germany’s Ruhr Valley. Lutz’s presentation at 10 a.m. in Campbell Hall, Room 105 will be followed by a panel discussion led by U.Va. landscape architecture faculty members Julie Bargmann, Reuben Rainey and Elissa Rosenberg. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RICHARD HAAG TO LECTURE OCT. 13 Educator and landscape architect Richard Haag will give the 15th Annual Benjamin C. Howland Memorial Lecture at U.Va.’s School of Architecture. His talk, "Are There ‘Universals’ in Landscape Architecture?," begins at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13, in Campbell Hall, Room 153. Known for his creative and sensitive approach to the natural environment and adaptive use of existing structures and facilities, Haag is the only person to twice receive the American Society of Landscape Architects President’s Award for Design Excellence. He is founder and professor emeritus in the department of landscape architecture at the University of Washington. Contact: Jane Ford, (804) 924-4298 |
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