Past Events

The 4th year Bachelor of Landscape Architecture students will be holding a public display of their final design projects for the LARC*4710 Integrative Design Studio course. These projects were supervised by Professors' Sean Kelly and Nadia Amoroso.  All invited to attend.

Melissa Visser, a Master of Science in Rural Planning and Development student, will defend their thesis research titled “Capacity Building in Rural Ontario Infrastructure: An Analysis of Collaborative Infrastructure as an Exploration for Policy and Economic Development”. A brief description of their thesis research is listed below:

Dear BLA and MLA students!

Are you interested in becoming more efficient in AutoCAD? Do you find yourself frustrated in manually updating your planting plans when you do modifications to your drawings? Do you find yourself constantly searching YouTube videos to try and find shortcuts in your AutoCAD workflow?

University of Guelph - Landscape Architecture Guest Lecture Series presents:

University of Guelph - Landscape Architecture Guest Lecture Series presents:

1 Bench 1 Tree, a passion project that began out of the 2nd year Master of Landscape Architecture co-hort.  MLA2's will be holding several "Late Lunch and Learn" events to educate ourselves on what our 1B1T partners can provide the landscape architecture community. Our first event will be held next Thursday, February 17, 2022 at 1:30 PM via Zoom with our partner Maple Leaves Forever, who have donated a number of Sugar Maples planted at various hospitals around Ontario.

University of Guelph - Landscape Architecture Guest Lecture Series presents: Walter Hood, Creative Director and Founder of Hood Design Studio.  Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning and Urban Design, UC Berkeley. "Recent Works" Image:  Walter Hood

School of Environmental Design and Rural Development – Rural Planning and Development  M.Sc. Thesis Examination Claudia Gbetholancy, a master student in Rural Planning and Development in the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development, will defend her thesis on “ Understanding the Role of Researchers in Engaging and Communicating Sciences with Inuit Youth."