Landscape Architecture
“While continuing to promote advocacy for landscape architecture, I plan to utilize design in the profession to connect communities while ensuring health and human welfare through green humanitarianism.”
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“The College of Arts and Sciences at URI really prepares students to not only make a living, but also to make a life. All the resources given to students are those they can use across their lifespan, whether that’s through critical thinking, communication, or other things. All the skills they teach are central to having a great career and living a great life,” says Meghan Donahoe ’20.
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Phil Pasco decided to attend URI for three reasons: family history, cost, and Landscape Architecture. Though the first two might sound common, as Pasco is one of many with a grandfather who attended URI and opted to enroll at Little Rhody over Roger Williams based on tuition, one might not expect Landscape Architecture to be […]
Continue reading "“As Is the Gardener”: Phil Pasco, ’20, on How Landscape Architecture Found Him"The University of Rhode Island’s Landscape Architecture Lecture Series continues next month with a talk March 8 by Peter Trowbridge, principal of Trowbridge Wolf Michaels Landscape Architects in Ithaca, N.Y. and professor emeritus at Cornell University. Other talks to follow in April.
Continue reading "Landscape Architecture Lecture Series continues March 8 at URI"The project looks at three varied coastal communities to see the different challenges each site would present. Oakland Beach is considered the “iconic” beach and boardwalk atmosphere. The other sites, Wickford and Newport, provide a commercial village and cliff walk, respectively.
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