incite Change I Change insight by Tim Keane, Carl Smith, Joshua F. Cerra, Chris Wien, Sonja Skelly, Benjamin Shirtcliff, David de la Peña ISBN 9780991548231, 099154823X instant download

incite Change I Change insight by Tim Keane, Carl Smith, Joshua F. Cerra, Chris Wien, Sonja Skelly, Benjamin Shirtcliff, David de la Peña ISBN 9780991548231, 099154823X instant download

This was the theme of the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) 2015 National Meeting and Conference, hosted by Kansas State University, March 23 – 28, 2015. The call for papers addressing this theme noted: “When we teach, design and serve, we incite change. When we observe change it informs our insight; deepening our understanding, broadening application of acts, processes, representations and the results of creating difference. How do you incite change? How do you change insight? Our CELA 2015 theme and questions might appear dichotomous or formulaic given the conventions of printed text but we perceive the words and ideas as constantly cyclic and representing a single construct rather than opposite sides of the coin.
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This book contains accepted, peer-reviewed papers which address the theme: incite Change| Change insight within the teaching, creative inquiry, research, outreach, and practice of landscape architecture, its allied arts and sciences.
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Contents:
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• STUDIES IN DENSER LIVING: Changing student insight and inciting change in student residential aspirationsby Carl Smith
• MAKING CHANGE: Designing a new model for climate change interpretation and experimentation
by Joshua F. Cerra, Chris Wien, Sonja Skelly
• Edible Sacramento: Soil Born Farms as a community-based approach to expanding urban agriculture
by David de la Peña
• SURFING the YouTube: How social media is changing landscape research
by Benjamin Shirtcliff