[DSOSU] [PLEASE SHARE] October 5: Resilient Beauty Tour

[Price, Margaret]

This event may be of particular interest for those working in accessible design (including both indoor and outdoor spaces).

Best,

Margaret


Dr. Margaret Price
Associate Professor, Department of English
Director, Disability Studies Program
The Ohio State University
421 Denney Hall
164 Annie & John Glenn Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210
price.1225 at osu.edu<mailto:price.1225 at osu.edu>
http://margaretprice.wordpress.com


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From: Keller, Johnna <johnnak at ma-architects.com<mailto:johnnak at ma-architects.com>>
Date: Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 8:43 AM
Subject: [PLEASE SHARE] Resilient Beauty | Tour the Ohio Valley
To: Margaret Price <price.osu at gmail.com<mailto:price.osu at gmail.com>>

The Living Future Columbus Collaborative<https://collaboratives.living-future.org/columbus-collaborative/> has an upcoming event -- Resilient Beauty | Tour the Ohio Valley. This tour and interactive workshop is being held concurrently in Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Bloomington, and Louisville. Come be a part of the greater Ohio Valley conversation!


Resilient Beauty | Tour the Ohio Valley
October 5 @ 10 am
Grange Insurance Audubon Center
505 W Whittier Street, Columbus

Please RSVP here --  Resilient Beauty | Tour the Ohio Valley<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/resilient-beauty-tour-the-ohio-valley-tickets-71828550127>

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Humans evolved for hundreds of thousands of years in nature – we are part of nature and we have a hard-wired tendency to seek natural environments. This is the Biophilia Hypothesis. However, the course of human civilization has taken us away from nature with a tendency toward eliminating environmental discomfort and design with more unchanging permanence in the spaces we inhabit. What are the essential elements for comfort? Could connection to the natural world be just as important as a dry indoor environment with temperature control? We invite you to join the Living Future Columbus Collaborative, a local chapter of the International Living Future Institute (ILFI), for a walking tour and discussion as we re-examine the important components of design for human health and productivity through the lens of different types of biophilic design at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center and along the Scioto Mile.

AGENDA:
10-11am -- Walking/rolling tour along Scioto Mile
11-11:30am -- Presentation on biophilic design and beauty
11:30-12pm -- Sharing photos (live stream from Instagram); group discussion


LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1.       Understand the value of biophilic design in the built environment.

2.       Explore biophilic design integration through first-hand experience.

3.       Discuss how biophilic features can be implemented by designers.

4.       Understand the most important biophilic-oriented health and comfort benefits for human-occupied spaces in both indoor and outdoor built environments.

Approved for 1 General LFA<https://living-future.org/lfa/> CE credit. Self-report for GBCI CE hours. Continuing education credits pending for 1.5 AIA LUs.

Best,
Johnna S. Keller, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, LFA, WELL AP
Sustainability Manager | Project Manager

m+a architects
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