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    Final Reviews 2023, Landscape Architecture

    … : April 18, 2 – 6 p.m. Instructor : Forbes Lipschitz Martin Hogue (Cornell University) … University) Trees for All People Studio : UG3 Day/Time : April … Joelle Henneman  (United Methodist Church for All People) Jordan Henderson  (United Methodist Church …

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    Designers Speak Up About Hidden Systems

    … faculty Halina Steiner , Tameka Baba , Forbes Lipschitz , and Iowa State Associate Professor of … hidden systems and parts of the built environment that people take for granted, so we started thinking about how … and it’s easier to tune it all out. So, how do you get people to tune in? We tried to do this through playfulness …

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    Spring 2021 Knowlton School Awards, Landscape Architecture

    … MLA 3 Outstanding Student in Trees for All People Professors Paula Meijerink and Ethan McGory … in Green New Farm Professor Fobes Lipschitz Claire Connor Outstanding Student in …

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    The Last Drop

    … integrate and rejuvenate the leftover infrastructure. People cooperate and communicate with each other. A new … Forbes Lipschitz Associate Professor …

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    Landscape Faculty Presenting at 2023 Exhibit Columbus Design Presentations

    … Faculty  Halina Steiner , Tameka Baba , Forbes Lipschitz  (and Iowa State Assistant Professor of … (Steiner and Baba), “Privy 2: Biosolids and You” (Lipschitz), and “IMRU.” “This part of Exhibit … Public by Design, to create meaningful connections between people and the public spaces they share.” Read …

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    2023 Gui Competition: Food & Architecture in the City

    … of you took on the challenge of what it means to design for people, and very specific types of people,” said Barnes. “My personal bias was for projects … Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Forbes Lipschitz , Assistant Professor of City and Regional …

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    PRIVY2 | Human Waste as Renewable Resource

    … Kawa partnered with Knowlton School faculty Forbes Lipschitz, assistant professor of landscape architecture, … us,” stated Lipschitz. She indicates, however, that many people do not really understand this footprint and how its … to observers. “I tried to keep the form ambiguous so people can read into it what they see while also keeping the …