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National recognition was earned by a group of students and faculty in the UT School of Landscape Architecture who participated in the Case Study Investigation (CSI) program.  This work contributed to the CSI program that earned a 2015 American Society of Landscape Architects Professional Honor Award in Research last month.

According to LAF, CSI is a research collaboration that “matches faculty-student research teams with leading design practitioners to measure and document the performance of their built projects as Landscape Performance Series Case Study Briefs.”

The team of graduate students, Jessica Taylor, Angelike Angelopoulos, Luis Venegas and Cameron Rodman, along with Asst. Professor Brad Collett, worked with design firms Hargreaves Associates and Perkins + Will to develop landscape performance evaluation methods, metrics and case studies for the city of Chattanooga’s Renaissance Park, the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail and Perkins + Will’s Atlanta office.  This research was included in LAF’s award-winning entry for the ASLA award program, and some of the students’ work was individually featured in the successful entry, including research from the Renaissance Park’s Methodology report.  Read more about the national award and .

Photos courtesy Landscape Architecture Foundation website.

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