Duda Visiting Designer Public Lecture: Mark Johnson, FASLA

Join us for a public lecture by internationally recognized urban designer and landscape architect Mark Johnson, FASLA.

Driven by a career-long passion for improving the way cities work for people and the environment, Johnson co-founded Civitas in 1984 and has guided its growth into an internationally recognized leader in landscape architecture and urban design.

Globally respected for his impact on cities, design education, and the evolving role of landscape architects, Johnson is known for addressing complex urban challenges by asking questions, challenging assumptions, and uncovering connections between environmental, social, economic, political, and cultural issues.

His work demonstrates the transformative potential of design and the natural environment to improve life in cities and help communities navigate complex change.

This lecture is part of the School of Architecture / AIA Triangle Joint Lecture Series, supported by the Duda Visiting Designer Program, and offered in collaboration with the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning.

Free and open to the College of Design and the broader community.