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Landscape Typologies – From Purpose to Performance to Value

Thu 13 Nov 11:15 AM — 12:00 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time Fayetteville Town Center, Ozark 2

An introduction to landscape typologies and their social, economic, and ecological performance. Similar to the urban form variations of a planning transect, landscapes differ in character and must be intentionally placed to fit their context and purpose. Unlike most of the built environment, landscapes are living, dynamic systems— inherently unpredictable and often misunderstood. We will explore planning challenges, maintenance misnomers, and case studies to examine the impacts of your choices as a developer, a municipality, or a designer – on both Day 1 and long-term. At all scales, from a single site to city-wide, high-performing landscapes are key to unlocking resilience in our communities and contributing to your bottom line.

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Project Landscape Architect Prism Design Studio

Hunter is a landscape architect with a deep curiosity for the blending of ecology and culture through design. He's fascinated by integrating natural systems with the built environment in ways that enrich our full ecological community. An Arkansas native with diverse experiences across the southern and eastern U.S. and beyond, Hunter was drawn back to the Natural State by the lure of Northwest Arkansas landscapes.…
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Vice President Prism Design Studio

Jenny is an Arkansas native and graduate of the Fay Jones School of Architecture at the University of Arkansas. She's a licensed landscape architect in Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, and Louisiana, and has been practicing for 15+ years in land development. She believes in the power of outdoor spaces and our natural environment; and that every project has the potential to positively impact both the community…