The latest issue of Ground Magazine included a piece about the future of Landscape Architecture, from the perspective of recent grads and students. The magazine took to Twitter to ask students and grads from the University of Guelph and the University of Toronto to share their ideas which were then published in the magazine. Tweets from the Daniels Faculty included submissions by Clarence Lacy, Teressa Peill, Todd Smith, Stephanie Cheng, Denise Pinto, Jameson Skaife, Karen May, Jenny Bukovec, Charles Dillard, Erika Richmond and Justin Miron.

Here are some of the submissions:
 
Teressa Peill, University of Toronto
A profession that helps foster beautiful, functional and creative spaces at any scale and in any setting that improves our collective human and environmental condition. 
 
Stephanie Cheng, University of Toronto
The future of LA lies in understanding other related disciplines and bringing more awareness to the importance of interdisciplinary exchange.
 
Jameson Skeife, University of Toronto
We need to move beyond luxury aesthetics and push projects that are ecologically and socially conscious. 
 
Jenny Bukovec, University of Toronto
Green infrastructure will cease to be just a novelty with the realization that nature can actually do things better.
 
To see all of the tweets, grab a copy of the magazine from the Programs Office. You can also check them out online or share your own thoughts about the future of Landscape Architecture with Ground Magazine on Twitter at @GroundMag!