CE24

Rooted in Place: Architecture, Landscape, Ecology

5/15/2026|CONTINUING EDUCATION|STRUCTURED

1.50 ConEd Learning Hours
8:30a.m.-10:00a.m.

Born and raised in Kitchener-Waterloo, this session’s speaker brings global lessons from Toronto, New York, and beyond back home. This presentation explores how architecture, landscape architecture, and ecology can collaborate to create resilient, inclusive, and inspiring public spaces. Case studies show how landscape as infrastructure strengthens both built form and community identity.

Learning Objectives
1. Recognize how collaboration creates resilient public spaces.
2. Understand global lessons in landscape as infrastructure.
3. Explore case studies linking ecology with built form.
4. Apply strategies for merging design with natural systems.

Michael Ormston-Holloway, OALA, CSLA, ASLA, ISA, CNLA
President and principal, OHI (Landscape Architecture + Urban Design + Ecological Systems)

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