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Presented in partnership with the Department of Landscape Architecture, this special screening of Sitting Still offers a rare opportunity to explore the life and work of renowned landscape architect Laurie Olin. The documentary traces Olin's career and influence on the profession, highlighting the ideas, people and places that have shaped his approach to design.

Through interviews, project documentation and personal reflections, the film provides an intimate look at one of the most influential figures in contemporary landscape architecture. Whether you are a student, practitioner or simply interested in the designed environment, this screening invites viewers to consider how landscape architecture shapes the public spaces we share.



Promotional graphic for the documentary Sitting Still. A person is seated on a lawn in an urban park with a city skyline in the background. Large white text displays the film title, with event details noting the screening on Monday, Oct. 12 at 6 p.m. in the Biagi Forum