Reception to precede from 5:30-6:30p in the Architecture Hall main lobby. 

This event is free, but we kindly ask you to register by April 7th using the button above.

One (1) LA/CES credit is available for attendance - be sure to sign-in at the door.
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David Godshall, co-founder of TERREMOTO, will give our PAC Spring Lecture entitled: Doing Right by Land and Each Other; Gardens for the Next World. 

If gardens are mirrors of culture, and our present culture is a hot mess, how might we go about making gardens that reject the materially consumptive and ecology destroying power of late-stage capitalism?  TERREMOTO believes that through self-investigation into our relationships to Land, Labor, Materials and Ecology, we can forge a new path and paradigm and create landscapes that are in service of the whole. 
 

David received a master’s degree Cum Laude from UC Berkeley after receiving a BA Cum Laude from UC Santa Barbara.  He holds CLARB registration in California and is an ASLA Olmsted Scholar, representing UC Berkeley’s selection the year of his graduation.  Prior to founding Terremoto, David worked at Peter Walker and Partners in Berkeley, California and was a project manager at Surface Design in San Francisco.

Terremoto’s work has been published in Architectural Digest, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Sunset Magazine, The New York Times T Magazine, World Landscape Architecture Magazine, Landezine, Elle Decor and Gardenista.  

David has served as a guest critic in the landscape architecture departments UC Berkeley, USC, and lectured recently at Woodbury University, Auburn University, the Harvard GSD, The Rhode Island School of Design, UC Berkeley and w as