Innate Terrain
Innate Terrain was a national symposium and exhibition on the exemplary work and ideas of established and emerging Canadian landscape architects. Speakers were invited to present their Canadian projects from the years 2000 to 2010, and to discuss a Canadian specific trajectory. The symposium and exhibition aimed to locate Canadian landscape architects in North American and international contexts, thereby relaying a distinct approach practiced by Canadian landscape architects.
Symposium 6 February 2010
Daniels 103 Lecture Hall
Exhibition 1–12 February 2010
Daniels LWR Gallery 230 College Street
Innate Terrain:
Canadian Work of Established and Emerging Canadian Landscape Architecture Practices
Symposium 6 February 2010
Daniels 103 Lecture Hall 230 College Street
Exhibition 1–12 February 2010
Daniels LWR Gallery 230 College Street
Open to all. Free admission.
The Innate Terrain Symposium is now available on DVD through the University of Toronto Bookstore.
Speakers include:
Welcome
Dean Richard Sommer University of Toronto
Opening Remarks
Alissa North University of Toronto
Keynote
Charles Waldheim Harvard GSD
Canada Panel
Chris Grosset Aarluk Consulting Iqaluit NU
James Thomas HTFC Winnipeg MB
Bruce Hemstock PWL Partnership Vancouver BC
Doug Carlyle Carlyle + Associates Edmonton AB
Douglas Olson O2 Planning + Design Calgary AB
Ontario Panel
Janet Rosenberg JRA Toronto ON
George Dark Urban Strategies Toronto ON
Donna Hinde The Planning Partnership Toronto ON
John Hillier DTAH Toronto ON
Emerging Canadian Practitioners Panel
Marc Hallé Claude Cormier Montréal QC
Fung Lee PMA Landscape Architects Toronto ON
Angela Morin SageHouse Halifax NS
Pete North North Design Office Toronto ON
Tina Beers BDA Landscape Architects Moncton NB
Josée Labelle/Mélanie Mignault NIP Paysage
Summary Remarks
Jane Wolff University of Toronto
Innate Terrain was generously sponsored by:
Landscape Architecture Canada Foundation (LACF)
Ontario Association of Landscape Architects (OALA)
North Design Office
John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
Image of Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park
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