ACD's Community Design: Practice or Praxis? will explore how the values and ethical codes of the community design movement will continue to be manifested in neighborhoods and communities across America. Structures for Inclusion 4 Choosing Relevancy will explore the conscious decisions designers make on whom to serve--the few or the many--and the impact these decisions have in determining the relevance of designers in society.

Highlights of the joint conference include planning and design tours of Atlanta, keynote speech by Walter Hood, Chair of the UC Berkeley Department of Landscape Architecture, and various speaker and panel discussions.

Conference fees are as follows: $25 for students, $50 for interns, $100 for ACD members and $100 for professionals. The registration fee includes access to all events for both the 2004 ACD Conference and Structures for Inclusion 4.

The Association for Community Design (ACD) is an international network of individuals, organizations, and institutions committed to increasing the capacity of planning and design professions to better serve communities. Created in 1977, ACD's mission is to serve practitioners, educators, and organizations engaged in community-based design and planning. Structures for Inclusion 4 is organized by Design Corps, a non-profit design service program that emphasizes high quality, affordable design in underserved communities.

For more information and to register, please visit our website.

Related Link: The Association for Community Design

For more information contact:

Seth Hendler
The Association for Community Design/Community Housing Resource Center
753B Cherokee Ave SE
Atlanta
GA 30315
United States of America

Phone: (404) 624-1111
Email: [email protected]