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CHARLES D. CADENHEAD
RICHARD G. WEIMER
MARY KAY DAVIS
JANET LINK
SUSAN TILLOTSON
KENNETH BROWN
GLENN ALLEN
APRIL PHILIPS
BRAD BARNETT
JOHN CRYER
SAM CORSO
MOLLIE HILL
LISA ROSENBAUM
ELIZABETH THOMAS
JEFF CARBO
LLOYD SHENEFELT
KENNETH GOWLAND
CARMON COLANGELO
MELODY GUICHET
POLLY SINESI
JACQUES SAINT DIZIER
PERRY HOWARD
DOUG REED
RICK ZIEVE
ELIZABETH PERRY
BRADLEY FURNISH
THERESA FERRER
KIM & GARY HAWKINS
RAY SCOTT
TREY TRAHAN
JAMIE BALDRIDGE
TRACY ADANS BURNS & MATTHEW EDMONDS
TIM ORLANDO
ALLEN ESKEW
GLENN ALLEN
Principal
Hargreaves Associates
New York, NY
Provide an educational background including professional experience.
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the Univ. of Virginia. (1973)
Master of Landscape Architecture from LSU. (1977)
Professional experience includes: Hargreaves Associates ; The SWA Group; Sausalito, CA. Myrick Newman Dahlberg; Dallas, TX, and Reich Verson, Landscape Architects; Baton Rouge, LA.
Why did you choose LSU for your education?
LSU offered a design based and focused program.
How did your LSU degree help to prepare you for your profession?
The program from LSU gave me a good grounding in the basics of landscape architecture, both its design and practice.
What current or past research and projects/exhibitions have you done?
Recent work included the William J. Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, AK, the Shaw Center in Baton Rouge, La., and the Chattanooga Waterfront Park in Tenn. I continue to lead Louisville Waterfront Park Phase II and III and Univ. of Cincinnati Master Plan 2000. I have served as Principal-in-Charge for such award-winning projects as Sydney Olympics 2000 and Parque do Tejo e Trancão in Portugal.
I am a registered Landscape Architect in 13 states including California, Florida, New York.
I lecture and have been a visiting juror at The University of New South Wales, Department of Landscape Architecture, Spring 1997; The University of Idaho, School of Architecture, Fall 1995; University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, Berkeley, Calif., Spring 1987, Fall 1987, Fall 1989, Spring 1990, Fall 1992; and Harvard Univ. Graduate School of Design, Fall 1994, Fall 2000, Fall 2002, Spring 2003.
I am a Member of the Center for Critical Architecture, American Society of Landscape Architects, International Federation of Landscape Architects, American Planning Association. In San Francisco I serve with the Public Arts Program Advisory Commit- tee, Planning & Urban Research Association, Architecture Club and I serve on the Peer Review Committee of the GSA.
Currently, our firm’s work is part of the Landscape Architecture exhibition, Groundswell, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Please list any awards or special recognition that you have received.
Awards back to 2001:
Citation for Mixed Use Urban Development, Boston Society of Architects/ AIA Housing Design, 2004: Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown
Award for Excellence, AIA, 2003: Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown
Project of the Year Award, National Commercial Builders Council of the National
Association of Home Builders, 2003: The Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown
Citation, PA Awards, 2003: San Jose State Univ., Art Museum Competition Winner
Honorable Mention, Rudy Brunner Award, 2003: Crissy Field
Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, 2002: Markings, San Jose, Calif.
Merit Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, 2002: Crissy Field, San Francisco, Calif.
Phoenix Award Grand Prize, 2002: Louisville Waterfront Park
Honor Award, AIA, 2002: Pittsburgh Riverfront Park Master Plan
1st Place Civic Beautification Award, Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati, 2001: Campus Green
Honor Award, Waterfront Center, 2001: Crissy Field
Competition Finalist, 2001: Fresh Kills Landfill to Landscape, Staten Island, N.Y.
People’s Choice Award, Louisville Excentric Observer Magazine, 2001: Louisville Water- front Park—best park, public art, Louisville, KY.
Friedel Klussmann Award, San Francisco Beautiful, 2001: Crissy Field
Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, 2001:
Louisville Waterfront Park, Louisville, KY.
Competition Finalist, 2001: Tempe Arts Center, Tempe, AZ.
Merit Award, Kentucky Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects, 2001: Henderson Riverfront and Downtown Development Master Plan, Henderson, KY.
What are your plans for the future?
To continue the explorations of landscape architecture that we have made fundamental to our practice since its inception back in 1984. I have a particular interest in the reclamation and rehabilitation (for public use) of abused and/or abandoned industrial sites.
Principal
Hargreaves Associates
New York, NY
Provide an educational background including professional experience.
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the Univ. of Virginia. (1973)
Master of Landscape Architecture from LSU. (1977)
Professional experience includes: Hargreaves Associates ; The SWA Group; Sausalito, CA. Myrick Newman Dahlberg; Dallas, TX, and Reich Verson, Landscape Architects; Baton Rouge, LA.
Why did you choose LSU for your education?
LSU offered a design based and focused program.
How did your LSU degree help to prepare you for your profession?
The program from LSU gave me a good grounding in the basics of landscape architecture, both its design and practice.
What current or past research and projects/exhibitions have you done?
Recent work included the William J. Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, AK, the Shaw Center in Baton Rouge, La., and the Chattanooga Waterfront Park in Tenn. I continue to lead Louisville Waterfront Park Phase II and III and Univ. of Cincinnati Master Plan 2000. I have served as Principal-in-Charge for such award-winning projects as Sydney Olympics 2000 and Parque do Tejo e Trancão in Portugal.
I am a registered Landscape Architect in 13 states including California, Florida, New York.
I lecture and have been a visiting juror at The University of New South Wales, Department of Landscape Architecture, Spring 1997; The University of Idaho, School of Architecture, Fall 1995; University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, Berkeley, Calif., Spring 1987, Fall 1987, Fall 1989, Spring 1990, Fall 1992; and Harvard Univ. Graduate School of Design, Fall 1994, Fall 2000, Fall 2002, Spring 2003.
I am a Member of the Center for Critical Architecture, American Society of Landscape Architects, International Federation of Landscape Architects, American Planning Association. In San Francisco I serve with the Public Arts Program Advisory Commit- tee, Planning & Urban Research Association, Architecture Club and I serve on the Peer Review Committee of the GSA.
Currently, our firm’s work is part of the Landscape Architecture exhibition, Groundswell, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
Please list any awards or special recognition that you have received.
Awards back to 2001:
Citation for Mixed Use Urban Development, Boston Society of Architects/ AIA Housing Design, 2004: Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown
Award for Excellence, AIA, 2003: Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown
Project of the Year Award, National Commercial Builders Council of the National
Association of Home Builders, 2003: The Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences, Georgetown
Citation, PA Awards, 2003: San Jose State Univ., Art Museum Competition Winner
Honorable Mention, Rudy Brunner Award, 2003: Crissy Field
Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, 2002: Markings, San Jose, Calif.
Merit Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, 2002: Crissy Field, San Francisco, Calif.
Phoenix Award Grand Prize, 2002: Louisville Waterfront Park
Honor Award, AIA, 2002: Pittsburgh Riverfront Park Master Plan
1st Place Civic Beautification Award, Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati, 2001: Campus Green
Honor Award, Waterfront Center, 2001: Crissy Field
Competition Finalist, 2001: Fresh Kills Landfill to Landscape, Staten Island, N.Y.
People’s Choice Award, Louisville Excentric Observer Magazine, 2001: Louisville Water- front Park—best park, public art, Louisville, KY.
Friedel Klussmann Award, San Francisco Beautiful, 2001: Crissy Field
Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, 2001:
Louisville Waterfront Park, Louisville, KY.
Competition Finalist, 2001: Tempe Arts Center, Tempe, AZ.
Merit Award, Kentucky Chapter of American Society of Landscape Architects, 2001: Henderson Riverfront and Downtown Development Master Plan, Henderson, KY.
What are your plans for the future?
To continue the explorations of landscape architecture that we have made fundamental to our practice since its inception back in 1984. I have a particular interest in the reclamation and rehabilitation (for public use) of abused and/or abandoned industrial sites.
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