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The AAA squad did a whole series of warm-ups dancing their way back and forth across their field. It reminded me of high school gym class!
University of Arizona, Underwood Family Sonoran Landscape Laboratory is a high performance landscape and outdoor classroom / entry plaza exemplifying the sustainable strategies of water harvesting, climate regulation, air and water cleansing, recycling, urban wildlife habitat and human health and well being. The former Greyfield is now a thriving Arizona habitat that shades the southern exposure of the building with a vine covered scrim. An 11,000-gallon tank collects water produced by the building to support the native garden.
The Sonoran Landscape Laboratory was designed as a low cost, research-oriented, educational public space focusing on water-conscious design solutions and creating urban wildlife habitat and biomass. From its inception, the development was based on critical public university/private enterprise collaboration. The faculty requested the site design to be an interpretive learning experience using a range of materials that would be a fun, regional oasis and attraction for existing and future students and professors of the CALA program.
The quorum at the 2009 AAA meeting. Photo by Danielle Kuehnel
*This photo and caption were included in the print edition of Anthropology News (51:2).
AAA – Festival dell’Autoproduzione, Autogestione, Autorganizzazione
(GIOV.15) – VEN.23 – SAB.24 – DOM.25 GIUGNO’017
@ Vag61, Centro Beltrame, bar Edera, quartiere Cirenaica