ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For episode 3, we talk with Alexander Robinson, director of the LA River Integrated Design Lab, and Office of Outdoor Research and Landscape Morphologies, and Associate Professor at the University of Southern California.
What does it mean to design landscapes in a city of cities like Los Angeles? In a place defined by its fraught and tragic history of the built environment and complex politics, we discuss community engagement, augmented reality, physical models, and the complex politics of design.
USC Profile:
https://arch.usc.edu/people/alexander-robinson
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United States
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