This undergraduate study in Landscape Architecture from 1975 to 1983 at University of Oregon was an introduction to the profession of designing with nature ... creating ecologically vital places that only a living palette can deliver.
As an interdisciplinary program, it raised an awareness of emerging global environmental issues, the arts of many different cultures, and a skill of thinking conceptually at many scales, e.g. from the design for a small courtyard to the land use plan for a region.
It fed a desire to build places that grew out of the ground and into the light - places that responded to their environment, changed with the seasons, restored rather than extinguished the senses, and gave life to future generations.
Unpublished works:
- 1981 - URP 527 - Urban Planning | Environmental Analysis
- 1981 - LA 489 - Site Planning and Design | Alton Baker Aquatic Center
- 1980 - LA 489 - Site Planning and Design | U of O Riverfront
- 1980 - LA 410 - Introduction to Land Planning Analysis | Willakenzie Area Study