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Douglas Campbell, AICP, ASLA
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Douglas Campbell has received international recognition for his work with partner Regula Campbell in urban design, architecture, landscape architecture; and environmental, urban and regional planning, and is noted for advancing these collaborative public arts as creative stewardship of the environment, forging renewed connections with community and the natural world.
Mr. Campbell is a graduate of Pomona College (BA, 1969) and the University of California at Berkeley (MLA, 1974). He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and the American Society of Landscape Architects. Since 1970, in addition to his professional practice, Mr. Campbell has been engaged in research and teaching, including appointments as Visiting Associate Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Southern California. Mr. Campbell is a registered Landscape Architect in the State of California; and Past President of the California Council of the American Society of Landscape Architects. He initiated his professional practice as a consultant to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Beirut, Lebanon in 1970.
His honors include major institutional and public art commissions, international publication, and numerous awards from the American Institute of Architects, American Society of Landscape Architects, and the American Planning Association. His work has been recognized by special awards including honors from the Public Art Index, the National Waterfront Center, the California Preservation Foundation, the Los Angeles Conservancy, the State of California Department of Rehabilitation for Excellence in Barrier-Free Design, and designation as Designer of the Year by the Southern California Xeriscape Conference.
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Lecture: Revisioning relationships with Nature, Santa Barbara, CA, February, 2003
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Juror: "Revisioning Isla Vista" Urban Design/Planning Competition, University of California, Santa Barbara/County of Santa Barbara, February 2001.
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Invited Participant: "Sacred Image/Sacred Place" Seminar, Getty Research Institute, January, 2001.
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Article: "The Literate Landscape" Landscape Architecture, August, 2000.
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Winner: City of Ventura Beachfront Promenade Public Art Competition, May, 2000.
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Lecture: "The Symbolic Landscape", Columbia Art Museum, Columbia, S.C. April, 2000.
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Winner, Veterans Memorial Competition, Collaboration with Poet Robert Pinsky, City of West Hollywood, 1999.
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Design Award: Los Angeles Business Council, Washington Boulevard Corridor, 1999.
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Profile: Pomona College Magazine, Summer 1999.
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Sketch: Newsweek, June 7, 1999.
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Lockwood de Forest Award for Excellence in Landscape Architecture, City and County of Santa Barbara, CA, 1996.
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Lecture: "More to it Than Buildings: The Art and Science of Identifying & Preserving Cultural Landscapes," California Preservation Foundation, January, 1995.
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Publication: Los Angeles, An Architectural Guide, David Gebhard and Robert Winter, Gibbs Smith, Salt Lake City, 1994.
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Lecture: "Southern California Landscape Architecture of Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue – San Diego to Santa Barbara," California Club, Los Angeles, March, 1993.
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Symposium: "Stewardship of the Common Landscape," Fleming Fund/Marian Miner Cook Athaneum, Claremont, California, February, 1993.
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Article: "Stewards of the Land," Greater Los Angeles Green Pages, Green Media Group, Berkeley, 1993.
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Art on File International, Public Art Index, 1993-present.
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Member: Environmental Review Board, City of Malibu, 1992 - 1994.
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Lecturer: "Current Projects," California Native Plant Society, South Coast Chapter, 1992.
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Visiting Design Faculty: University of Southern California, School of Architecture, Spring 1991.
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Lecturer: "Current Projects," California Native Plant Society, Santa Monica Mountains Chapter, 1991.
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Lecturer: "The Development of the Southern California Landscape," Santa Barbara Botanical Garden Symposium, Santa Barbara, California, 1990.
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Juror: State of California Department of Rehabilitation 1990 Design Awards Program for Excellence in Barrier-Free Design.
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Lecturer: "Current Projects and Their Historical and Environmental Contexts," City of West Hollywood Urban Design Symposium, 1989.
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Regula Campbell, AIA
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Regula Campbell's design work is internationally known for its engagement with the natural and cultural landscape. She has also written and lectured widely on art and the landscape, specifically on the relationships between the arts of poetry and garden making.
Ms. Campbell is a graduate of Scripps College (BA, 1969) and the University of California at Los Angeles (M. Arch., 1978). She is a recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, the Inaugural Lois Langland Artist in Residence Program at Scripps College and an appointment as Visiting Associate Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Southern California.
Her work with partner Douglas Campbell is noted for advancing the collaborative public art of landscape architecture as creative stewardship of the environment, forging renewed connections with community and the natural world.
Her honors include major institutional and public art commissions and numerous awards from the American Institute of Architects, American Society of Landscape Architects, and the American Planning Association. Her work has been recognized by special awards including honors from the Public Art Index, the National Waterfront Center, the California Preservation Foundation, the Los Angeles Conservancy, the State of California Department of Rehabilitation for Excellence in Barrier-Free Design, and designation as Designer of the Year by the Southern California Xeriscape Conference.
Their firm's internationally published projects include the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, the Pasadena Police Courtyard, Haskell Plaza at Western Washington University, Bixby Plaza at Pomona College, Imperial Beach Seacoast Plaza the Wilshire Boulevard corridor in Santa Monica, St. Matthew's Parish Church in Pacific Palisades and the Los Angeles Central Library. Current efforts include, the West Hollywood Veterans Memorial with United States Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky, the CALTRANS Headquarters, the Broad Art Center at UCLA and the Audubon Center in Los Angeles, the Children's Garden at Rancho Santa Botanic Garden in Claremont and planning and design of a major new campus for the National Museum of Science and Industry in the United Kingdom.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, DISTINCTIONS, LECTURES AND PUBLICATIONS:
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Museum Lecture: Santa Barbara Museum of Art, March 2003.
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Invited Participant: "Sacred Image/Sacred Place" Seminar, Getty Research Institute, January 2001.
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Article: "The Literate Landscape" Landscape Architecture, August 2000.
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Article: "One Possible Avenue of Expression", Los Angeles Times, June 2000.
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Winner: City of Ventura Beachfront Promenade Public Art Competition, May 2000.
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Lecture: "The Symbolic Landscape", Columbia Art Museum, Columbia, S.C. April 2000.
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Winner, Veterans Memorial Competition, Collaboration with Poet Robert Pinsky, City of West Hollywood, 1999.
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Urban Design Award: Los Angeles Business Council, Washington Boulevard Corridor, 1999.
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Profile: Pomona College Magazine, Summer 1999.
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Sketch: Newsweek, June 7, 1999.
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Lockwood de Forest Award for Excellence in Landscape Architecture, City and County of Santa Barbara, CA, 1996.
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Recipient: Inaugral Lois Langdon Alumnae in Residence, Scripps College, 1996.
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Lecture: "More to it Than Buildings: The Art and Science of Identifying & Preserving Cultural Landscapes," California Preservation Foundation, January, 1995.
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Publication: Los Angeles, An Architectural Guide, David Gebhard and Robert Winter, Gibbs Smith, Salt Lake City, 1994.
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Lecturer: "Broadening the Discourse," California Women in Environmental Design Conference, Santa Monica, 1992.
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Visiting Design Faculty: University of Southern California, School of Architecture.
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Winner: Pasadena Police Building Public Art Project, Courtyard, collaboration with painter Robert Irwin, City of Pasadena, 1990.
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Winner: Back Door Rincon "Poetry in the Park" competition, collaboration with sculptor Michael McMillen, Santa Barbara County, 1988.
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Contributor: Art for the Public: New Collaborations, Dayton Art Institute, Experiencenter Gallery, Dayton, Ohio, March 15 - July 4, 1988.
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Lecturer: "The Development of the Southern California Landscape," Santa Barbara Botanical Garden Symposium, Santa Barbara, California, 1990.
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Lecturer: "Current Projects and Their Historical and Environmental Contexts," City of West Hollywood Urban Design Symposium, 1989.
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Lecturer: 1988-89 Fleming Fund Lectures "A Sense of Place: Recent Projects," Inaugural Lecture, Pomona College, Claremont, California, November 1988.
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Visiting Design Instructor and Critic: Workshops in Landscape Design and Site Planning, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA, 1980 - 1986.
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Recipient: "Periods and Styles of Landscape Design in Southern California," National Endowment for the Arts Grant, 1981.
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Author: "Notes on Landscape Design in Southern California," L.A. Architect, Journal of the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, Vol. 7, No. 9, October 1981.
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Guest Panelist: "New Directions in Landscape Architecture," University of California Irvine, 1983.
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Author: Los Angeles, The City Observed, co-authored with Charles W. Moore, Random House, Winter 1984. A guidebook to the man-made environment of Los Angeles.
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Lecturer: "Southern California Historical Landscape: A Designer's Resource," The Los Angeles Conservancy, Annual Lecture Series, Fall 1986.
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Lori Silverman, ASLA
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Lori Silverman, Vice President, directs the firm's broad range of public and private sector landscape architecture, urban design and planning projects including facilities for civic use, educational institutions, research and commercial entities, large scale residential development, recreational uses, and the entertainment industry. Ms. Silverman is a recognized leader in the design and realization of projects distinguished for sustainability, accessibility and response to the community.
She is directly involved in the design, coordination and management of all phases of project development, documentation and installation including long term maintenance and CAD process. In addition she has significant expertise in cost estimating and value engineering. Ms. Silverman is Landscape Architect and Project Manager for Our Lady of the Angeles Cathedral, Santa Fe Depot Improvements, and Broadway Streetscape Improvements; and has recently completed major assignments for the St John’s Health Center, Sony Culver Studios expansion, Pomona College, and Western Washington University.
Ms. Silverman's experience includes the City of Boston Parks & Recreation Planning and Development Office as Senior Research Analyst responsible for $25M Capital Improvement Program including extensive community involvement; and Benjamin Thompson and Associates of Cambridge, Massachusetts as a designer for IBM Corporate Headquarters, Southbury, CT, and Union Station, Washington, DC.
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Award: Toska Project, New City International Design Competition, Honorable mention, Cairo, 1999.
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Winner, Veterans Memorial Competition, Collaboration with Poet Robert Pinsky, City of West Hollywood, 1999.
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Urban Design Award: Los Angeles Business Council, Washington Boulevard Corridor, 1999.
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Profile: Pomona College Magazine, Summer 1999.
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Sketch: Newsweek, June 7, 1999.
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Award: American Planning Association Southern California Chapter, Washington Boulevard Streetscape, Culver City, CA 1998.
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Award: California AIA Design Award of Merit, Sony Pictures Studios Child Care Center, Culver City, CA, 1996.
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Exhibition: Current Projects, UCLA Graduate School of Architecture Gallery, 1993.
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Participant: East Washington Boulevard Public Participation Workshop, Culver City, CA, 1993.
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Participant: WATTS NEXT: The Challenge of Change, Community Planning Workshop LA/DAPT, 1989.
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Contributing Author: Olmsted in Massachusetts: A Public Legacy, Harvard University Press, 1983.
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Contributor: Roger Williams Park Masterplan, City of Providence, Rhode Island, 1984.
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Contributor: Anderson Farm Study, Montgomery County Planning Commission, PA, a plan to initiate preservation of farmland/openspace during surge of residential development.
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Award: Absolut Participation, National Competition, Third prize, 1988.
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Award: Lenox National Design Competition, Second prize 1977, Third prize 1976.
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