M.L.A. Year 2

Chris Gladfelter, "Roosevelt Square." This small urban park is designed for storm water management and activation of storm water as an attraction within the park. 1 of 3

Chris Gladfelter, "Roosevelt Square." This small urban park is designed for storm water management and activation of storm water as an attraction within the park. 2 of 3

Chris Gladfelter, "Roosevelt Square." This small urban park is designed for storm water management and activation of storm water as an attraction within the park. 3 of 3

Margaret Burke. The Rail Transfer Parkland is a much needed public landscape and ecological zone on Chicago’s southwest side. Formerly an elevated rail transfer built during the early 20th century, the parkland makes use of rails and site remnants to delineate programming throughout the twenty-acre landscape, while evoking the rail transfer's rich industrial past. 1 of 2.

Margaret Burke, "Rail Transfer Parkland." 2 of 2.

Jimena Conejero, "South Side Community Center," for LA 543 (studio III) with Adjunct Professor Ted Wolff. 1 of 2.

Jimena Conejero, "South Side Community Center," for LA 543 (studio III) with Adjunct Professor Ted Wolff. 2 of 2.

Megan Wade, "Prairie on Taylor." The park is located in Roosevelt Square, a mixed-use development in Chicago's University Village neighborhood, at the intersection of Loomis St. and Taylor St. The park functions as a place for passive enjoyment and water management in the form of a native prairie and wetland. A new topography is created on the site, allowing for a wide variety of conditions and plant material. The management of the park through prescribed burn instills a sense of community while simultaneously educating the public about native Midwestern landscapes.

Fa Likitswat, "Section of Thornton Quarry," LA 543 (studio III), with instructor Jesse Vogler. 4 of 4