Landscape Architecture Studios

Location: Plant Sciences Building Rooms 2146, 2148, 2150, 2152
Hours: Available 24/7 for Landscape Architecture students
Web page: Digital Studio

The Plant Sciences Building opened in November 1996 with a nationally unique computer studio environment for the Landscape Architecture Program. Each student in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th year's studios of the program has 24-hour access to his or her own computer workstation and drafting table. Students in the 1st year share twenty computer / drafting table stations. Student stations include a drafting table, chair, parallel rule, and computer table with computer and monitor.

Each computer is equipped with a variety of software programs as well as full Internet access. Each student station is also connected to a Local Area Network that allows shared resources (plotters, printers, scanner, etc.). Individual computers for each student in the 2nd 3rd and 4th year studios provide unparalleled opportunities to integrate digital technology into the curriculum. The technology-rich environment of the program enables the program to explore new and rapidly changing areas in landscape architectural education and new and emerging technologies that characterize today's global environment.