Lecture 9:  UC Davis Professor Steven Wheeler gives a new perspective on the climate challenge.

Climate Change and Social Ecology

Lecture 8: Jane Gillette of Peter Walker Associates discusses reading about landscape architecture topics as they have been presented by the publisher Spacemaker Press.

Reading Suspiciously: A View Back

Lecture 6: UC Berkeley Professor Louise Mozingo discusses the history of urban planning as it relates to placing business "parks" in suburban areas.

Pastoral Capitalism

Lecture 5: In this video, Professor Schenker lectures on the aesthetics and logistics of San Francisco's famed central park.

Golden Gate Park: An Urban Field Guide

Lecture 4: This video discusses place-making in Latino communities with Professor Michael Rios, of landscape architecture Program at UC Davis.

Place-making in Latino communities

Lecture 3: This is an illustrated history of landscape design with Elizabeth Boults, lecturer at UC Davis, and Chip Sullivan, a professor from UC Berkeley.

An illustrated history of landscape design

Lecture 2: The class is introduced to Ideas about landscape with a talk by Rob Thayer, professor emeritus of landscape architecture at UC Davis.

Ideas about landscape

Lecture 1: Schenker gives a brief introduction to the series.

A brief introduction

Professor Heath Schenker leads the spring 2012 Landscape Architecture Program lunchbag lecture series, which is open to the public and all UC Davis students. The subject is about books in the field of landscape architecture.

Reading and Writing: Books about Landscape Architecture, Spring 2012

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