Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
Landscape architecture is a multi-faceted profession dedicated to the welfare of the physical environment and the living communities of the earth. It is a diverse and growing design profession that combines art, science, engineering, and technology. Landscape Architecture at the College of Design is especially concerned with the stewardship, restoration, and regeneration of the natural and cultural environments in urban, rural, and wilderness settings.
For more information about this department, including contact information, visit the department website.
Faculty
Department Head
- Gene Bressler, Interim
Director of Graduate Program
- Carla Delcambre
Professors
- D. Adlakha
- K. Boone
- G. Bressler
- M. Calkins
- M.E. Deming
- A. Fox
- M. Hoversten
- A. Rice
- G. Smith
Associate Professor
- N. Cosco
- C. Delcambre
- F. Magallanes
- C. Pasalar
- J. Sherk
Assistant Research Professor
- M. Baldwin
Teaching Assistant Professor
- R. Layton
- R. Swink
Assistant Professor of the Practice
- D.A. Howe
- T. Klondike
- E. McCoy
- B. Monette
- J. Turner