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The Work of Phillips Farevaag Smallenberg APRIL 2011 SITELINESLandscape Architecture in British Columbia RE:EVOLUTION Grounded: The Work of PFS | CSLA Professional Awards of Excellence | Lulu Urban Design Awards | Philip Tattersfield Architect of the BCSLA HealthBeat™ HealthBeat™ Outdoor Fitness System brings the best of the gym to the great outdoors. Perfect for parks, trails or next to a playground. 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It is difficult to argue that the succession of environ- PresidenT Elect Teri Cantin mental consciousness, depletion of ecological conditions, and Past PresidenT Katherine Dunster an increase in social justice for public spaces focused around Registrar Tracy Penner people, have put all landscape architects in the spotlight. But how do we ensure that our 5000W Treasurer Geoff Gooderham light bulb stays shining down on us while we get through the first act? On May 12, 13, and 14 of Directors Theresa Cherniak 2011, the BCSLA Conference RE:EVOLUTION will both challenge us and unite us to not only stay Dylan Chernoff in the spotlight, but to gain the ability and confidence to move that spotlight wherever we want. 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I am structure and content of the Conference. confident that we will all benefit from the 2011 BCSLA RE:EVOLUTION Conference Presenters This year’s Conference will host a number of keynote and special guest speakers including policy makers, authors, historians, top community engagement specialists, pioneer and award winning landscape architects, and academic professors to help share experi- ences, ideas, and a positive message that landscape architects can be the ultimate problem solvers of generations to come, and will be, if we are up to the challenge. Below are some highlights of our special guest speakers this year: Charles A. Birnbaum, FASLA, FAAR KEynote Presenter Charles A. Birnbaum, is the Founder and President Pioneers of American Landscape Design (McGraw Hill 2000), and The of The Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF). Guidelines for the Treatment of Cultural Landscapes (National Park Ser- Prior to joining TCLF, Mr. Birnbaum spent 15 years vice, 1996). In 1995, the ASLA awarded the HLI the President’s as the coordinator of the National Park Service His- Award of Excellence and in 1996 inducted Mr. Birnbaum as a Fellow of toric Landscape Initiative (HLI) and a decade in the Society. He served as a Loeb Fellow at Harvard’s Graduate School of private practice in New York City with a focus on Design during which time he founded TCLF. In 2004, Mr. Birnbaum was landscape preservation and urban design. His recent projects include two awarded the Rome Prize in Historic Preservation and Conservation and web-based initiatives: “What’s Out There?” (a searchable database of the spent Spring/Summer of that year at the American Academy in Rome. In nation’s designed landscape heritage)
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