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LARC*3050 Landscape Architecture: An Indigenous Project Open House Exhibition

Submitted by dfoolen on March 26th, 2019 12:32 PM
Date: 
Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Location: 

Landscape Architecture Building, Room 125

You are invited to attend an Open House Exhibition of the work of the 2nd year Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) program.  The students have been engaged in a conceptual project in which they have focussed on Indigenous Peoples in Canada.  They have been asked to self-select a site on the University of Guelph Campus, and to a design an intervention that respectfully acknowledges and honours the Indigenous Peoples of Canada.​​

The work will be showcased in an informal stand-up exhibition on the students’ work, in which their drawings will be pinned up and the students will be available to discuss them with our guests.   Come for as short or as long a time as your are able.  There is no formal presentation.  ​

All are welcome to attend. ​

​Professors Larry Harder and Martin Holland
On behalf of the BLA2 class in LARC*3050 - Landscape Archtecture I

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