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| Education |
| Ph.D. Columbia University |
| Master of Philosophy,
Columbia University |
| Master of Landscape
Architecture, University of Virginia |
| Master of Science
Physical Oceanography, Old Dominion University |
| Bachelor of Engineering,
State University of New York at Stony Brook |
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| Teaching Experience |
| Harvard Graduate School
of Design, Department of Landscape Architecture |
| Bryn Mawr College,
Growth and Structure of Cities Program |
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| Practice Experience
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| Registered Landscape
Architect, New York State |
| New York Department
of Parks and Recreation, Landscape Architect |
| Schnadelbach Associates,
Paris, France. Bureau Chief |
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| Recent Publications |
| "Europe as a guiding
model - the U.S. as future reality?" in Event Landschaft?
Zeitgenöche deutsche Landschaftsarchitektur / Event Landscape?
Contemporary German Landscape Architecture. Ed. Thies Schröder.
Basel: Birkhäuser, 2003. |
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| Introduction to Claude-Henri
Watelet's "Essay on Gardens." Translated by Samuel
Danon. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2003. |
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| "Jean-Marie Morel
and the Invention of Landscape Architecture," in Tradition
and Innovation in French Garden Art. eds. John Dixon Hunt and
Michel Conan. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press,
2002. |
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| "From Garden to
Landscape: Jean-Marie Morel and the Transformation of Garden
Design," AA Files 44 (Autumn 2001). |
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| "Jean-Marie Morel:
A Catalogue of his Landscape Design," Studies in the History
of Gardens and Designed Landscapes. John Dixon Hunt, ed. Nos.
3 & 4(July-December 2001). |
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In Preparation:
Territories: Contemporary European Landscape Design, co-edited
with Melissa Vaughn. Washington, D.C.: Grayson Press.
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| "The Garden Theory
and Landscape Practice of Jean-Marie Morel" Philadelphia:
University of Pennsylvania Press |
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| Interests |
| History and theory of
landscape architecture |
| Representation of the
built environment |
| The philosophy, science
and culture of gardens and landscapes |
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| Current Teaching
Assignments |
| EDES 2520/6560 |
History of the Built Environment |
| EDes 6900 |
Reading the Landscape |
| Land 1600 |
Research Strategies |
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