Field Session

FS-001 - Metro Parks Cultural Landscapes: Past, Present and Future

Compliments of: 

Field Session Leader(s)

• 

  Thomas Woltz, FASLA

  Owner and Principal
  Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
  Charlottesville, Virginia
• RJ

  Richie Jones

Field Session Presenter(s)

• 

  Chris Barkley, ASLA, LEED AP

  Partner
  HDLA
  Nashville, Tennessee
• 

  Michael Pavin, ASLA

  Design Manager
  Collier Engineering
  Nashville, Tennessee
• 

  Tim Netsch, LEED AP

  Assistant Director for Planning and Facilities Development
  Metro Nashville Parks and Recreation
  Nashville, Tennessee

6.00 PDH, LA CES/HSW, AIA/HSW, AICP, FL, NY/HSW

SOLD OUT

Explore different approaches to adaptation, restoration, and future planning in three of Nashville's historic parks—Centennial Park, Warner Park, and Fort Negley—to understand how design can build a bridge between past and present.

$125 per person by August 18; $145 after August 18; includes transportation, water, and boxed lunch. Moderate walking.




Centennial Park

Learning Outcomes:

• Explore innovative stormwater solutions for integrating landscape experience with landscape performance
• Gain insight into construction methodologies and challenges working within cultural landscapes.
• Review materials, construction details and lessons learned during project implementation and renovation of historic landscapes
• Discuss strategies and approaches to enhancing stewardship and public/private investments in culturally significant public spaces