INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABLE SITES is a statewide, section by section by section, event hosted by the NC Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (NCASLA) in partnership with the US Green Building Council, ASLA, and NC State & NC A&T University Landscape Architecture Departments. The Charlotte Section event will be hosted at Camp North End. Once used to produce Model Ts and Army missiles, this 76-acre historic industrial site now serves as a hub for creativity and innovation in the heart of Charlotte’s North End Smart District.

REGISTRATION PRICING
Free for Students with limited seating
Members of NCASLA & USGBC - $16.00
Non-Members - $26.00

REGISTRATION REQUIRED. CLICK HERE

TUESDAY, 11/06 AGENDA

11:45-12:15
Registration & Lunch to be Provided

12:15-12:30
Introductions

12:30-1:30
Core Presentation: Introduction to SITES, Meg Calkins, FASLA & Jesse Turner, PLA

1:30-2:00
Camp North End Site Design, Adam Martin, PLA, ULI, LandDesign

2:00-3:00
Tour: Camp North End, Tommy Mann, Camp North End’s Development Director

3:00-3:30
The Ecology of SITES, Sarah Parsons, NCSU Doctoral Candidate

3:30-4:00
A Case Study in Biomimicry Design: Furman University’s Lake Restoration Project, Rick Huffman, Earth Design

LOCATION
Camp North End. 1824 Statesville Ave, Charlotte, NC, 28206.
For map, CLICK HERE

CEUs
3.5 NCBOLA CEUs—Approved. LEED AP, SITES AP and AIA—Submitted, pending approval

PRESENTER BIOS
Core Presenters
Meg Calkins, NCSU Landscape Architecture Department Head, Jesse Turner, PLA, Lift[ED]; Adam Martin, PLA, LandDesign; Tommy Mann, Camp North End, Development Director; Sarah Parsons, NCSU Doctoral Candidate; Rick Huffman, Earth Design

DIGITAL PROGRAM
Event flyer, presentation descriptions & bios, CLICK HERE

SPONSOR