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Posted on January 14, 2017 by marginL

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← Landscape architecture has an opportunity and responsibility to address the issues raised through empathic and inclusive design of public spaces.

Drill down into the Tampa Ordinance noted and one sees it pertains to public parks, the literal grounds for change that landscape architecture has a responsibility to address. ASLA, professionals, and academics should all be pursuing creative approaches to policy, planning, and design that make public spaces more inclusive and empowering, while not degrading their existing users, identities, and roles. It is possible… →

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