General Information
- Unless otherwise noted, all meetings and meals will be held at the new Stuckeman Family Building (which houses the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture); see pictures, etc., at http://www.larch.psu.edu/. Click here for online directions and a map.
- All conference locations are handicap-accessible.
- Conference participants will have connection to the Internet via wireless and open computer labs.
- Each attendee will receive a short-term Penn State ID for access to the Internet, recreation facilities, libraries, etc.
- Presentation spaces include:
- two media classrooms (30 seats and 20 workstations; 45 seats and 30 workstations)
- open computer labs (25 Wintel GIS, 20 Wintel with tablets, 25 mixed high-end workstations)
- two auditorium-style spaces seating 40 to 60 people
- lecture space for 150 people, with public address system and audiovisual capabilities
- Immersive Environments Lab (40 seats, wraparound 3-D)
- 200-, 250-, and 300-seat auditoriums in adjacent buildings
- audiovisual capabilities via video projectors or plasma displays
- Meeting spaces include:
- conference rooms for 12, 16, 25 (plus a combination of two of those)
- A program, the abstracts, and the attendee roster will be made available in hard copy.
- We will distribute the proceedings both as a CD-ROM (at the conference) and online.
- The themed sessions will be organized and chaired by Penn State faculty with the goal of taking selected papers to full-length chapters for edited volumes (Landscape Archaeology and Community Design, and possibly Ecological Design). The selections will be made during and after the conference.
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