Course Description: This course focuses on issues of space and form in landscape architectural design. Working at small and intermediate scales, students explore contemporary and historical theories of space and form through a range of analog and digital media with a particular emphasis on 3-dimensional modeling. Students work rapidly across several projects in order to explore multiple formal and spatial concepts and practice new techniques.
Anachronistic Landscape
Instructor // Andrew Madl
project by Abbey Freed, Spring 2022
Adaptive Scenarios of Self-organizing Solutions
Instructor // Andrew Madl
project by Kelsey Jones, Spring 2021
Eidetic Vocabularies
Instructor // Andrew Madl
project by Sarah Kenney, Spring 2020
Interstitial Membranes: Responsive Scenarios for Miami Marine Stadium
Instructors // Andrew Madl and Matt Rauch
project by Will Wright and Anaya Kabasu, Spring 2019
project by Hannah Slyce and Erin Purdy, Spring 2019
Instructor // Andrew Madl
The images above were a result of studio research conducted to better understand the climate and environmental atmospheres of Nashville, Tennessee
project by Chloe Reeves, Spring 2018