At their symposium in June, Landscape Architect Foundation presented the winning projects from their 2018-2019 Fellowship for Innovation + Leadership cohort. The fellowship, which provides a $25,000 award, allows both working professionals and students the opportunity to plan, develop, and test new ideas. LAF's goal for the cohort is to bring change to the community and environment as well as increase leadership for landscape architects.

For those unable to attend the symposium, LAF has posted videos of each presentation:

Between Neighbors: Designing the Landscapes of Public Housing

 
Karl Krause, Senior Landscape Architect, OLIN - Minneapolis, Minn.

What the Flood: Rethinking Frameworks for Urban Coastal Resilience
Sanjukta Sen, Senior Associate, James Corner Field Operations - New York, N.Y.

Rethinking Wastescapes: Coal Ash Ponds in America
Lauren Delbridge, Landscape Designer, LandDesign - Charlotte, N.C.
2017 National Olmsted Scholar (Undergraduate)

The Aesthetic of Proof: Immersive Technology and Landscape Architecture
Andrew Sargeant, Landscape Designer / Visualization Specialist, Lionheart Places - Austin, Texas
2016 University Olmsted Scholar

Community-based Storytelling: Los Angeles' Neighborhood Design
Dav???_ de la Cruz, Project Manager, Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust -
Los Angeles, Calif.
2017 National Olmsted Scholar (Graduate)

Belonging: Identity and Landscape Narrative
Maisie Hughes, Owner, Design Virtue - Washington, D.C.

Climate Positive Design: Going Beyond Neutral
Pamela Conrad, Principal, CMG Landscape Architecture - San Francisco, Calif.


To watch each video, click HERE (https://www.lafoundation.org/news/2019/07/fellowship-videos)

For more information about LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership, click HERE(https://www.lafoundation.org/what-we-do/leadership/laf-fellowship)

Filed Under: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION, LAF, FELLOWSHIP, INNOVATION, SYMPOSIUM, AWARDS, FELLOWS

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