FRI-A03: Designing Sites of Meaning and Consequence: The Imperative for Collaboration Across Disciplines

Friday, November 11, 2022

9:00am – 10:30am PT

Location: Moscone Center, Room 213-214

1.50 PDH, LA CES/HSW, AICP, FL, NY/HSW

Lead Speaker(s)

Cody S. Klein, ASLA

Partner
OJB Landscape Architecture
Boston, Massachusetts

Speaker(s)

Jeffry Burchard, AIA

Managing Principal
Machado Silvetti
Boston, Massachusetts
John A. Kett, ASLA

Partner
Reed Hilderbrand
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Trey Trahan, FAIA

Founder & CEO
Trahan Architects
New Orleans, Louisiana

How does the design and construction process change when an architect is the prime as opposed to when a landscape architect is the prime? This interactive panel of designers will share approaches and outcomes that foster exploration and cooperation in creative collaboration.

Learning Outcomes:

Compare and contrast the role of lead consultant held by landscape architects vs architects, in the context of their respective project typologies.
Review case studies where either architects or landscape architects have devised and managed a formidable number of consultants to resolve complex social, cultural and ecological issues. Review relevant outcomes/lessons learned.
Review case studies where engagement – of clients, users, constituents, and community and political leaders—has been at the core of a project’s success. Review relevant outcomes and lessons learned.
Explore how projects that have generated community participation have empowered citizens and leaders alike in catalyzing larger positive community development and policy change.