THE GREEN NEW DEAL SUPERSTUDIO: AN OPEN CALL
Registration Deadline: Jun 30, 2021; Submission Deadline: Jun 30, 2021 Now more than ever, we must use our unique training as designers to confront the pressing challenges of climate change and justice. The Green New Deal Superstudio is an opportunity to explore these principles from a designer’s perspective and support this opportunity for change. Our goal is to facilitate a meaningful design response to the climate crisis, discuss what the Green New Deal could look like on the ground in regions throughout the United States, and develop a pipeline of concepts that could be ready for further development, funding, and implementation in the future. Design studios in all academic programs are invited to undertake this project in the 2020-2021 academic year. Recent graduates and professionals in landscape architecture and related fields can also participate by forming teams or collaborating with universities. The Green New Deal Superstudio is a historic, national event open to all design schools, professional practices, individuals, and other design and planning related organizations across the United States. PARTICIPANTS The Superstudio is open to graduate and undergraduate programs of landscape architecture, architecture, planning, and related fields as well as professional practices and individuals in these fields. Participants may also build teams and/or collaborate with other professions or academic programs and disciplines, community organizations, local firms, and other stakeholders. STRUCTURE The Superstudio will run from August 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. Universities may participate in the Superstudio in the fall semester of 2020 and/or the spring semester of 2021. Other groups and individuals may participate on their own timeline as long as work is submitted by the June 30 deadline. Green New Deal studios that took place before this call are encouraged to submit prior work. All studios that wish to participate must register in order to join the network of other participating studios and receive access to Superstudio resources, events, and opportunities. Final materials from the studios must be submitted by June 30, 2021. Key phases of the Superstudio July 2020 - Superstudio launched August 2020 - Online information session and kick-off September 2020 - Fall Superstudio starts January 2021 - Spring Superstudio starts June 30, 2021 - Deadline for submission of studio materials July-August 2021 - Submission reviewed and curated for the Summit September 2021 - LAF Summit REGISTRATION Groups that wish to participate in the Superstudio can register by completing the Registration Form. This form should be completed as soon as a group has decided to undertake the studio, even if the studio will not take place until spring. Registration helps the organizers gauge interest and plan accordingly to support the Superstudio. For each studio, one registrant must be selected to serve as the official Superstudio contact charged with submitting final studio materials on behalf of their entire group. For university courses, this should be an instructor who will be responsible for gathering, formatting, and submitting deliverables on behalf of the students in their course. Students in courses registered by faculty are registered as participants as part of their instructor’s registration. Students only register directly through the Superstudio website if they are participating in a group or individually, separate from a university course. To Register click here FEES There is no fee to register, but an optional submittal fee is due upon submission of the final Superstudio materials on or before June 30, 2021. This suggested flat fee of $50 per group covers all participants in a registered studio regardless of number. This voluntary fee is paid to the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) to help offset Superstudio administration costs. Registrants who are facing financial hardship, particularly related to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting financial impacts to university programs, may fully participate and submit materials with no fee. Participants who are in a position to pay the fee will help make the Superstudio accessible for those who wish to participate but may not have the means to do so at this time. QUESTIONS? Contact Superstudio Program Manager Megan Barnes at mbarnes@lafoundation.org. To learn more click Read the full post on Bustler
Now more than ever, we must use our unique training as designers to confront the pressing challenges of climate change and justice. The Green New Deal Superstudio is an opportunity to explore these principles from a designer’s perspective and support this opportunity for change.
Our goal is to facilitate a meaningful design response to the climate crisis, discuss what the Green New Deal could look like on the ground in regions throughout the United States, and develop a pipeline of concepts that could be ready for further development, funding, and implementation in the future.
Design studios in all academic programs are invited to undertake this project in the 2020-2021 academic year. Recent graduates and professionals in landscape architecture and related fields can also participate by forming teams or collaborating with universities.
The Green New Deal Superstudio is a historic, national event open to all design schools, professional practices, individuals, and other design and planning related organizations across the United States.
PARTICIPANTS
The Superstudio is open to graduate and undergraduate programs of landscape architecture, architecture, planning, and related fields as well as professional practices and individuals in these fields. Participants may also build teams and/or collaborate with other professions or academic programs and disciplines, community organizations, local firms, and other stakeholders.
STRUCTURE
The Superstudio will run from August 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. Universities may participate in the Superstudio in the fall semester of 2020 and/or the spring semester of 2021. Other groups and individuals may participate on their own timeline as long as work is submitted by the June 30 deadline. Green New Deal studios that took place before this call are encouraged to submit prior work.
All studios that wish to participate must register in order to join the network of other participating studios and receive access to Superstudio resources, events, and opportunities. Final materials from the studios must be submitted by June 30, 2021.
Key phases of the Superstudio
- July 2020 - Superstudio launched
- August 2020 - Online information session and kick-off
- September 2020 - Fall Superstudio starts
- January 2021 - Spring Superstudio starts
- June 30, 2021 - Deadline for submission of studio materials
- July-August 2021 - Submission reviewed and curated for the Summit
- September 2021 - LAF Summit
REGISTRATION
Groups that wish to participate in the Superstudio can register by completing the Registration Form. This form should be completed as soon as a group has decided to undertake the studio, even if the studio will not take place until spring. Registration helps the organizers gauge interest and plan accordingly to support the Superstudio.
For each studio, one registrant must be selected to serve as the official Superstudio contact charged with submitting final studio materials on behalf of their entire group. For university courses, this should be an instructor who will be responsible for gathering, formatting, and submitting deliverables on behalf of the students in their course.
Students in courses registered by faculty are registered as participants as part of their instructor’s registration. Students only register directly through the Superstudio website if they are participating in a group or individually, separate from a university course.
- To Register click here
FEES
There is no fee to register, but an optional submittal fee is due upon submission of the final Superstudio materials on or before June 30, 2021. This suggested flat fee of $50 per group covers all participants in a registered studio regardless of number. This voluntary fee is paid to the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) to help offset Superstudio administration costs.
Registrants who are facing financial hardship, particularly related to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting financial impacts to university programs, may fully participate and submit materials with no fee. Participants who are in a position to pay the fee will help make the Superstudio accessible for those who wish to participate but may not have the means to do so at this time.
QUESTIONS?
Contact Superstudio Program Manager Megan Barnes at mbarnes@lafoundation.org.
To learn more click Read the full post on Bustler
