The Landscape Architecture program at Rutgers University is part of the Environmental Planning Design Curriculum of the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS). The Environmental Planning Design Curriculum offers four options, or majors, including Landscape Architecture. The other majors include environmental planning, environmental geomatics and landscape industry.

Friday June 13, 2008
PARTY! Celebrating “Doc” Hamilton’s retirement

April 16
2008 Margaret Cekada Memorial Lecture
Andrea Cochran - Current Works
* 6 PM, Trayes Hall, Douglass Campus Center

April 23
Stewards of the Land III: In Practice
Denise Mattes, Lawrence Porter, Frank Wong, et al.
3:55 PM - 5:15 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110

April 30
The dreams and nightmares of restoring urban landscapes.
Steven Handel
3:55 PM - 5:15 PM
Cook Douglass Lecture Hall 110

News and Updates

• Instructor Position - Plants PDF
• Instructor Position - Design PDF
• James Rose Center is a valuable educational resource for those interested in modern landscape architecture, located in Ridgewood, NJ. It is run by our own Dr. Dean Cardasis.
• Allan Shearer has accepted a Donald D. Harrington Faculty Fellowship at The University of Texas at Austin for the upcoming academic year. His research proposal is titled “The Atmosphere of Utopia: Climate Change, the Built Environment, and Imagination.”
• Bruce Crawford and Rich Bartolone's Garden Construction course won several (10!) awards at the New Jersey Flower and Garden Show. The project was completed by students in the Landscape Industry Option and Rutgers staff.
• Landscape Architecture Graduate Program Coming
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