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To work in a business team environment to create visual tools of Land Planning and Landscape Architectural design decisions as a way to inform and evaluate development that is sensitive to Indiana's largest tourist destination. The project was used as a tool for the residents and guests of Nashville to understand its unique character, complex systems, and historical context. Action
The team worked together in a business team environment, developed a visual preference survey, met with key leaders of ten or more agencies, participated in an open-design charrette on location, and produced designs visualizing options for the town.
To work in a business team environment to create visual tools of Land Planning and Landscape Architectural design decisions as a way to inform and evaluate development that is sensitive to Indiana's largest tourist destination. The project was used as a tool for the residents and guests of Nashville to understand its unique character, complex systems, and historical context. Action
The team worked together in a business team environment, developed a visual preference survey, met with key leaders of ten or more agencies, participated in an open-design charrette on location, and produced designs visualizing options for the town.
Results
- Developed a cohesive team
- Produced designs that are illustrated on an interactive Web site.
- Presented team work at the American Association of Geographers Annual Conference in Denver
- Presented at the Ball State Student Symposium and won first place award
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Joseph C. Blalock, Jr., Department of Landscape Architecture
Partner
City of Nashville, Indiana
Students
Kristin Andre, April Grant, Kyle Isfalt, Naomi Lewis, Kristen Milek
