A warm congratulations to the UCLA Extension Landscape Architecture 2015 Spring Capstone Graduates. From left to right: Jon Caceres, Zach Riley, Dolly Chu, Patrick Reynolds -Capstone instructor, Alison Bogert, Jeremy Sugarman and Stephanie Landregan-Program Director
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Spring Capstone Presentations
Join us as the Spring graduating class present their Capstone Projects. They have worked hard this quarter with dedicated guidance from instructor Patrick Reynolds, City Landscape Architect andParks Manager for Culver City. Please attend and show your support to your fellow students. Presentors are: Zach Riley, Jeremy Sugarman, Dolly Chu, Alison Bogert, Jon Caceres Saturday June 13, 2015 Dodd Hall […]
Early Bird Enrollment for Summer 2015 Ends Soon
Summer 2015 Early Bird enrollment pricing ends for most courses this week. Be sure to check the website or catalog and enroll soon for savings!
UCLA Extension Alumni: Sheldon Nemoy will be a guest speaker at this year’s UCLA Alumni Day on May 16th, 2015!
UCLA and UCLA Extension Alumni are getting together on May 16th to share an amazing afternoon filled with entertainment and surprise with family and friends. Explore the ways in which campus continues to transform. Get inspired by an extraordinary alumni panel, which by following their passion, change lives everyday. Celebrate fellow Bruins who are revolutionizing […]
Summer 2015 Registration Begins Today!
Summer 2015 registration is officially open! To view a listing of classes offered this quarter, you can search courses online or browse our catalog by clicking the image on the left. Students can enroll online or over the phone by calling the UCLA Extension registration department at (310) 825-9971. Please have the Reg # […]
Gateway Park System: What a City Can Do to Protect its Adjacent Wilderness by Kate Osgood
As our population has grown and the built environment has spread, the natural buffer between urban areas and wilderness is disappearing. The deleterious effects of urbanism on nature is increasing and further reducing the health of our natural systems. Parks as buffers between the city and wilderness are designed to foster stewardship while mitigating urban […]
Green Core: Providing Open Space in Dense Urban Areas by Tatiana Christoffersen
As downtown Los Angeles becomes more residential, there is an increased need for open space. GREEN CORE repurposes four underutilized lots in the heart of downtown to provide downtown residents with opportunities for recreation connection to nature, and socializing. Pedestrian, bicycle, and electric bus routes connect the open spaces to nearby historic landmarks, entertainment destinations, […]
