Ground Up Journal Issue 10: BREATHE

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Ground Up is the award winning graduate student journal of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at the University of California, Berkeley.

Our 10th Issue: Breathe, asks for reflections on living and participating in landscapes of justice, tension, and empathy. This issue will explore the interdisciplinary possibilities and solutions amidst the crisis and calm, and confinement and freedom of 2020. We seek work from a variety of contributors – from academics to practitioners, artists to scientists, and students to professionals. architecture is an interdisciplinary field, and intrinsically we welcome material from art practice, ecology, architecture, geography, urban design, literature, policy, social justice advocacy and beyond.

Submissions are due January 17th – visit our website to learn more about this year’s theme and submission guidelines.

  • Title

    Ground Up Journal Issue 10: BREATHE
  • Type

    Call for Submissions
  • Organizers

  • Registration Deadline

    January 17, 2021 11:30 PM
  • Submission Deadline

    January 17, 2021 11:30 PM
  • Price

    Free

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