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Landscape Architecture students participate in Park(ing) Day 2015

The Landscape Architecture Student Society (LASS) at Penn State will be participating in Park(ing) Day from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18. Park(ing) Day is an annual worldwide event where artists, designers and citizens transform metered parking spots into temporary public parks. The LASS students' location for their impromptu park will be on Allen Street just past the intersection of College Ave. in front of Bill Pickles Tap Room.

Visitors to State College may stop by to see the transformed space. Otherwise, check out the Stuckeman School's social media for photos.

For more information about the event, visit the official website http://parkingday.org/

Landscape Architecture students prep for Park(ing) Day, an annual nationwide event that invites single-day transformations of parking spaces into public parks.   Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons

Landscape Architecture students taking part in a Park(ing) Day 2015 planning session at Stuckeman School. This design project will be built - for one day - on Allen Street in State College.  Credit: Emily Larkin. All Rights Reserved.

Landscape Architecture students prep for Park(ing) Day, an annual nationwide event that invites single-day transformations of parking spaces into public parks.   Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons

Landscape Architecture students taking part in a Park(ing) Day 2015 planning session at Stuckeman School. This design project will be built - for one day - on Allen Street in State College.  Credit: Emily Larkin. All Rights Reserved.

Last Updated September 14, 2015

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