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Terry Schwarz, AICP
Senior Planner, Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative
Monday, November 23, 2009
6:00pm to 8:00pm
George Rowland White Theatre, University Center, Point Park University
414 Wood Street - Downtown Pittsburgh
Terry Schwarz has been the senior planner at Kent State University's Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative since 2000. The Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative is a community service organization with a professional staff of designers committed to improving the quality of urban places through technical design assistance, research, and advocacy. The CUDC offers architectural and urban design expertise in the service of urban communities, design professionals, and the planning and public policy work of the state universities in Akron, Youngstown, and Cleveland. Terry's work at the CUDC includes neighborhood and campus planning, commercial and residential design guidelines, stormwater management and green infrastructure strategies. She recently prepared the Re-Imagining a More Sustainable Cleveland plan in collaboration with Neighborhood Progress, Inc. and the Cleveland City Planning Commission. Terry launched the CUDC's Shrinking Cities Institute in 2005 in an effort to understand and address the implications of population decline and large-scale urban vacancy in Northeast Ohio. In 2009, Terry received the Cleveland Arts Prize for Design. She teaches in the graduate design curriculum for the KSU College of Architecture and Environmental Design. She has a Bachelor's degree in English from the Illinois Institute of Technology and a Master's Degree in City and Regional Planning from Cornell University
MODERATOR
PANELISTS
| Grant Oliphant
President / CEO, The Pittsburgh Foundation
Malik Bankston
Executive Director, The Kingsley Association
Kim Graziani
Director, Neighborhood Initiatives, Office of Mayor Luke Ravenstahl Anne-Marie Lubenau, AIA
President/CEO, Community Design Center of Pittsburgh
Chair, Pittsburgh Civic Design Coalition Terry Schwarz, AICP Senior Planner, Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative | To purchase individual tickets to this lecture, click the link below.
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