Showing posts with label UAPSA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UAPSA. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

Urban Flux: Solutions through Sustainable Design

Are you interested in sustainable development and urban design?

If so, the Virginia Tech Urban Affairs and Planning Student Association is hosting a presentation and interactive discussion featuring Thomas E. Low, AIA, CNU, LEED, AICP, director of Duany Plater-Zyberk Charlotte branch and Virginia Tech architecture alumnus, on the topics of sustainable design and sprawl repair December 2nd and 3rd!

See the flyer for more information or send your questions to lidaa8@vt.edu

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

UAPSA This Week

Updates on current projects:

Vertical Garden- more research needed on cost benefit analysis
Livable, Sustainable Cities Symposium - the updated outline of the event can be found here.

Although we are still waiting to hear from our keynote speaker about a detailed project outline, we will continue with general planning for the event.


Exec meeting tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 9 AM
**Squires couches next to front door**
Again, all are invited to attend this meeting and it may be very beneficial to those working in project groups.


Thursday Meeting: 7 PM
**Squires Yorktown Room**
-Symposium planning -Electing VP of Activities -
Collecting dues and distributing t-shirts: $15/year, $10/semester