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UI event invites experts to discuss landscape architecture

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On Tuesday, landscape architecture experts Steve Drown and Jon Mueller will share their insights at a free public event at the University of Idaho. The discussion will run from 3:30 to 4:45 p. m. in the Clearwater Room of the Idaho Student Union Building. Drown is an emeritus professor and Mueller is a former president of the American Society of Landscape Architects.

Following the lecture, attendees can explore an exhibit showcasing the work of UI landscape architecture students. This event underscores the university's role in promoting educational opportunities and community engagement in design disciplines. Local residents are urged to participate and gain insights into the future of landscape architecture. The event not only highlights the importance of the profession but also the contributions of students in the field. Engaging with experts in this manner fosters a deeper appreciation for landscape architecture within the community.

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