We had an absolute blast last week at LABash Conference meeting, talking with, and getting to know the next generation of landscape architects. We hope anyone who attended one of our sessions had some takeaways about technology, sustainability, confidence, or the field of landscape architecture in general, and anyone who stopped by our booth got to know more about us. See you all next year! #landscapearchitecture #labashconference #labash2025 #guelph #studentconference
关于我们
Confluence is a professional consulting firm comprised of landscape architects, urban designers, and planners. Our staff of 70+ includes 34 licensed landscape architects and AICP certified planners – and our firm is comprised of energetic, creative, and passionate people who are involved in making our communities better places to live. We assist our clients on a wide range of public, educational, institutional and private sector projects. Simply stated - we create places full of life. The diversity of our work and expertise has become a hallmark of our firm, and it’s a big reason why our clients engage us, again and again, to help establish their next creative vision for the future. We offer a wide array of design and planning capabilities, handling everything from stakeholder and community engagement activities to crafting urban design and community planning solutions, to representing our clients during construction implementation.
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https://www.thinkconfluence.com
Confluence的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 建筑与规划
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Des Moines，IA
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1998
- 领域
- Landscape Architecture、Urban Design和Planning
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Confluence员工
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Scenes from Madison Dierks, PLA, ASLA, and Morgan Chapman, PLA's session "Prepare for Being Unprepared: Practice Makes Experience—Not Perfection" yesterday at LABash Conference. A session about using improv comedy principles to enhance communication, manage stress, and foster professional growth. By embracing imperfection, making quicker decisions, and listening with greater empathy participants learned key abilities for effective collaboration and adaptability. We will see you for more sessions today and over at booth 8! #landscapearchitecture #labashconference #labash2025 #guelph #studentconference
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Set and ready at LABash Conference to meet the next generation of landscape architects. If you are in attendance, stop by booth 8, say hi, and grab a few goodies. We'd love to meet you and chat! #landscapearchitecture #labashconference #labash2025 #guelph #studentconference
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It is one of our favorite conference's of the year this week, LABash Conference! Many members of our team will be at the University of Guelph over the next few days speaking and chatting with the next generation of Landscape Architects. Stop by our booth or our panels and say hi! We'd love to chat. Thursday, March 13 | 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. | LA Building, Upper Year Studio "Prepare for Being Unprepared: Practice Makes Experience- Not Perfection" with Madison Dierks, PLA, ASLA and Morgan Chapman, PLA Friday, March 14 | 11:15 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. | LA Building, Room 143 "Emerging Ai in Professional Practice" with Jenn B. and Daniel Tal Friday, March 14 | 11:15 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. | LA Building, 125 "Climate Resilience in Action: Lessons from the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library" with Jena Stanton, Devon Dillinger, and Mamata Guragain.
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We are excited to announce our attendance at the Nebraska Annual Planning Conference today through Friday. Our team will participate in sessions throughout the conference—don't miss the following sessions. Thursday, March 6: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM "The Planning Dating Game: How to Select a Consultant" with Jeff Ray, Christopher Shires, AICP, and Amy Haase Thursday, March 6: 3:00 PM?–?4:00 PM "Grand Island's Good Life District: Leveraging Tourism and Industry for Great Community Success" with?Caitlin Bolte, and Chad Nabity Friday, March 7: 9:45-10:45 AM "Balancing Growth and Charm: A Comprehensive Planning Strategy for Springfield, Nebraska's Future" with Caitlin Bolte, Kathleen Gottsch , and Jeff Ray If you are in attendance, say hi to Caitlin Bolte, Christopher Shires, AICP, and Emily Rizvi?!
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Hey, we know her! Since joining our team in late August, Emily Rizvi? has made a strong impact. She is a quiet and positive force with a drive to make an impression in the communities we work in. We can't wait to see the continued impact she will make.
?? Introducing APA Iowa’s Bi-Monthly Planner Spotlight! We’re kicking off this series by highlighting Emily Rizvi?, a Project Planner at Confluence! Emily’s background in local government and expertise in policy-making, strategic planning, and geospatial data analysis help shape communities across Iowa. ?? Check out Emily’s full spotlight below! ?? Know a planner who should be featured? Email ?? [email protected] #PlannerSpotlight #IowaPlanners #APAIowa
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Paden Crews and Anna Vialle, MLA are excited to meet the future stars of landscape architecture. If you are at the College of Architecture, Planning, & Design // K-State Design Expo today, stop by booth 98 and say hi!
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Confluence is proud to continue to support the APA Nebraska Chapter. ??? ?? Check out the latest episode of the Booked on Planning Podcast – Turf War: How a Band of Activists Defeated Trumps Masterpiece. bookedonplanning.com
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Last Thursday, Madison Dierks, PLA, ASLA and our Des Moines intern, Corinne, had the incredible opportunity to attend the Iowa Women in Architecture Kick-Off event. The speakers from MA Architecture, Mindy Aust, AIA, LEED AP, Anna Squier, and Jessica Terrill AIA LEED? AP, shared valuable insights on creating professional timelines layered with personal milestones. Attendees even started crafting their own timelines, discussing the importance of documenting projects, applying for The American Institute of Architects (AIA) awards, and enhancing resumes. This reflective practice also highlighted the significance of acknowledging gaps in employment, volunteering, and various types of work. Corinne mentioned how inspiring it was to learn about the idea of documenting achievements early in her career. It's a great way to recognize accomplishments without needing external validation.
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