James Corner, world-renowned landscape architect and urbanist, will deliver this year’s annual Keating lecture, entitled “Places, Public Life, and Environment.” Corner will discuss a number of his acclaimed design projects, including New York’s High Line, Staten Island’s Freshkills Park, and San Francisco’s Presidio Tunneltops, each addressing urgent issues of urbanization, environment, resiliency, and public life. He will also touch on his important work on Princeton’s campus and new Art Museum. Reception to follow. This event is free and open to the public. No tickets required. James Corner is founding partner of Field Operations, based in New York City. He has been recognized with numerous awards, most notably the ASLA Design Medal, the Richard Neutra Award for Design Excellence, the American Academy of Arts & Letters Award in Architecture, and the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award. He holds honorary doctorates in Design from the Technical University of Munich an