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Below is a list of some of the sessions at the Annual Meeting that may be of interest to landscape architects practicing transportation planning and design.
We also hope to see you at the Landscape Architecture and Transportation PPN meeting on Sunday, September 30th from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. in the EXPO. We will review the results of our PPN membership survey and develop an action plan to address our three most important issues. Come learn how you can participate in The Field and join the discussion on topics of interest to our members on LinkedIn.
Field Session
FS014 Re-Envisioning Green: Progressive Downtown Phoenix Walking Tour
Education Sessions
FRI-A3 Accessible Site Design and Construction: From Plans to Practice
FRI-A4 How Louisville Leveraged Federal Health Dollars for Landscape Architecture
FRI-A9 Sustainable Site Pavement Systems
FRI-C5 Shaping the Public Realm Through Public Service
FRI-C6 The Past, Present and Future of an Emerging Landmark: The Chicago Riverwalk
SAT-A3 In-between Spaces: Reclaiming Public Space in the Metropolis
SAT-A9 Retrofitting Villages, Towns and Cities for Increased Pedestrian and Bicyclist Mobility
SAT-B9 Reusing Infrastructure: Mobility, Open Space, and Development Opportunities
SUN-B4 The Evolution of Green Infrastructure: NYC’s Green Infrastructure Plan and Program
MON-B10 Bicycle Share Programs
MON-B3 Greenways: Economic Engine for the 21st Century: Catalytic, Vibrant and Viable
MON-C4 Streets as Public Space: Street Modifications that Stimulate Social Gathering
MON-C8 The Cutting Edge of Creating Green Roads
MON-D1 Journey of an All America Road: SR 179 Through Sedona’s Red Rock Country
MON-D2 Greening America’s Capitals: Landscape Architects Take Charge!
Other Education Sessions that may be of interest
SUN-A1 Meeting the Northwest Livability Challenge
SUN-B8 Groceries, Greenways and Greenbacks: Leverage the Spirit and Industry of Cultural Icons
by Craig Churchward and Wendy Miller, Co-chairs of the Landscape Architecture and Transportation PPN