2013 Annual Report The Cultural

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03 board / stewardship Council / staff

04 letter from president

05 COMMUNICATIONS

06 PROGRAMS

11 outreach

12 events

15 supporters

18 financial

(cover photo) Lands End, San Francisco, CA, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum

(left) Garden Dialogues 2013 in Coral Gables, FL, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum

2 Board of Directors STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL Mike Albert Peter R. McQuillan George Anderson Keith LeBlanc René Bihan Jo Ann Nathan Carolyn Bennett Arleyn Levee Letter from the President Suzanne Clary Mario Nievera-incoming Secretary Jestena Boughton James Lord

Kurt Culbertson-outgoing Co-Chairman William J. Quinlan Marion Brenner Michael McClelland Thanks to your past and continued support, in Bartlett Tree Experts and Coldspring. For 2014, Register of Historic Places, we also prevented its Barbara S. Dixon Douglas Reed-outgoing Co-Chairman Earl Broussard Marilyn Melkonian 2013 The Cultural Landscape Foundation® (TCLF) What’s Out There Weekends are being planned for demolition following a protracted and coordinated outgoing Treasurer, incoming Co-Chairman Charlene Roise James Burnett Joeb Moore Julie Donnell achieved significant milestones that provide greater Miami, FL, Richmond, VA and again in Los Angeles, communications and legal campaign. Joan Shafran- David D. Chase Ray Owen Vice President visibility for landscapes, and focusing on the work of Ralph Cornell. Shaun Saer Duncan-outgoing Chairman Behula Shah Sandra Clinton Janice Parker its practitioners. TCLF is especially fortunate for TCLF also completed Pioneers oral histories with Mary Ellen Flanagan ® Holly Sharp-Incoming Treasurer Leslie Close Margaret Robinson the generous support of our 2013 Season of Events Landslide 2013: The Landscape Architecture Joseph Yamada, a practitioner who over more than 40 Gina Ford Suzanne L. Turner Kelly Comras Janet Rosenberg presenting sponsors The Davey Tree Expert Company Legacy of Dan Kiley, focused on the life and legacy years helped shape the San Diego, CA region; and with Mac K. Griswold of one of the most important Modernist landscape outgoing Secretary, incoming Co-Chairman Lisa Gimmy Judith Tankard and Victor Stanley. Laurie Olin, one of the profession’s most influential, Eric D. Groft Susan Van Atta architects. A companion traveling photographic Elizabeth M. Goodfellow Rebecca Trafton eloquent and esteemed members. An oral history with Albert P. Hinckley, Jr. Noel Dorsey Vernon Existing programs continued to grow richer and exhibition, organized in only eleven months and Chris Hacker Susan Van Atta Nicholas Quennell is underway. deeper; innovative programs offered fresh insights; featuring 45 original photographs (all donated) of Jackie Ivy Thomas Woltz Gretchen Hilyard Richard Williams our educational and advocacy efforts provided creative 27 of Kiley’s more than 1,000 designs, opened at Lisa Calibani Lowry Alexis Woods Finally, in late August, TCLF moved to new offices Raymond Jungles David Zeitlin solutions and built bridges with other organizations the Architectural College in November and in a 1920’s Deco-style, flatiron-shaped building Dennis McGlade Steven Keylon and supporters; and we experienced exceptional is slated to appear at the National Building Museum overlooking Connecticut Avenue, just north of audience growth accompanied by unprecedented in Washington, DC as part of a multi-year tour. Washington, DC’s Dupont Circle. In addition to being media coverage. On behalf of TCLF’s Board of Media coverage, led by the and the Times TCLF’s offices, the site will be used for frequent Directors, Stewardship Council and Staff, I am proud Associated Press, has drawn interest from institutions “Prosecco and Prose” receptions and book signing to report the following highlights: around the country wishing to book the exhibition. events. The generosity of founding Board Member Jo

Executive Officers + Staff The What’s Out There® free, searchable, online Garden Dialogues, inaugurated last year, reveals the Ann Nathan and her husband Stuart made the office Charles A. Birnbaum, FASLA, FAAR, Founder + President database of the nation’s designed landscapes and secrets to create great gardens through entertaining renovation possible – and the work was done on time Robert W. Griffith, Ex-Officio, Legal Counsel their designers grew markedly and now houses nearly and insightful conversations between garden owners and, most importantly, on budget. Nancy Slade, Project Manager 1,500 entries and 10,000 supporting images. We and their designers. These leisurely visits to great All of these achievements would not have been Courtney Spearman, Project Manager launched What’s Nearby, a GPS-enabled function destinations throughout the country grew more than possible without the steadfast and generous level of Suzanne Garza, Finance Manager, Program Manager for iPhones and similar handheld devices that shows 50% this year – with many selling out weeks in public, private and corporate support. Amanda Shull, Project Assistant all What’s Out There sites within a 25-mile radius of advance. The Dialogues were made possible by the any given location. The newly launched Nord Wennerstrom, Director of Communications What’s Out continued sponsorship of Seibert & Rice. We are There and initiatives will each add Matthew Traucht, Intern solidifying plans for the 2014 Garden Dialogues. approximately 150 sites to the database. And, What’s Karina Bishop, Sally Boasberg Founder’s Fellow Out There Weekends drew thousands of participants On the advocacy front, TCLF, working with a coalition The marks “The Cultural Landscape Foundation” ,“Landslide”, “Pioneers in the Berkshires of Western , of local partners, succeeded not only in getting of American Landscape Design”, and “What’s Out There” are registered and Los Angeles. The Weekends M. Paul Friedberg-designed Modernist Peavey Charles A. Birnbaum, FASLA, FAAR trademarks of The Cultural Landscape Foundation. succeeded with support from national sponsors Plaza in Minneapolis, MN, listed in the National Founder + President

President Charles A. Birnbaum and guests during a reception in the new TCLF offices, photo by Matthew Traucht

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Media Coverage What’s Out There®

In 2013, TCLF continued to become more established as a national authority and the go-to What’s Out There® (WOT), the free, searchable Web feature detailing the nation’s source for information on cultural landscapes and received extensive strategically important designed landscape legacy, now houses more than 1,500 entries, 10,000 national, regional and local coverage for various programs, initiatives and campaigns. TCLF supporting images and 800 designer profiles. Work has begun on hh for which we coverage in Harvard Design Magazine, Dwell, the Washington Post Magazine, Monocle secured a National Endowment for the Arts Art Works grant, and What’s Out There and elsewhere positioned the organization as a thought leader on issues including the Texas – each will add approximately 150 sites to the database. For both efforts future of landscape architecture, Modernism, design involving cultural systems, and more. we are partnering with graduate-level landscape architecture programs at area TCLF’s efforts on behalf of Peavey Plaza were the subject of repeat coverage throughout universities including the , Virginia Tech, and the University the year, first with its listing to the National Register of Historic Places, then with the of Texas at Austin and at Arlington. We launched What’s Nearby, a GPS-enabled successful resolution preventing its demolition (lead by coverage in the New York Times), function for iPhones and similar handheld devices that shows all What’s Out There and concluding with its number one ranking by the National Trust for Historic Preservation sites within a 25-mile radius of any given location. What’s Out There Weekends, now among preservation victories in an Associated Press story carried through the country. in their fourth year, drew thousands of participants in Philadelphia, the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, and Los Angeles (which immediately generated calls Strong coverage by the Philadelphia Inquirer and other area media drew positive public for another LA event). All of our full-color What’s Out There guidebooks produced and critical attention to the Philadelphia conference Civic Horticulture; extensive print for the Weekends are available for purchase as hardcopies and as free downloads and broadcast coverage in the Berkshires propelled What’s Out There Weekend to record through our Web site. The Weekends succeeded with support from national sponsors attendance; Garden Dialogues around the country drew solid coverage in each of its The Bartlett Tree Experts and Coldspring, more than two-dozen other corporate and destination locations; and new oral histories for Joseph Yamada and Laurie Olin generated private sponsors, and many local partners and volunteers. stories within trade press and, in Olin’s case, an extensive feature with Metropolis Magazine, among others. The launch of the Dan Kiley retrospective was picked up by the New York ® Times, received an extensive photo spread in the Sunday Washington Post, and heavy What’s Out There Weekend Philadelphia coverage in the landscape architecture and architecture press. Along with previously May 18-19, 2013 | Philadelphia Metro Area mentioned outlets, TCLF also received coverage in the Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Philadelphia followed the conference Chronicle, National Public Radio, Minneapolis Star-Tribune and others; design media What’s Out There Weekend Civic Horticulture ( ) and included 27 tours located in and around the city – nearly 500 outlets Architectural Record, Landscape Architecture, Architect’s Newspaper, Architect, see page 13 people attended. Sites ranged from a walk along the Schuylkill River to see the Interior Design, Architizer, Planetizen and more; and international outlets including World remarkable public art in Fairmount Park, to a tour of Society Hill’s Modernist Landscape Architecture, Journal of Australian Garden History along with Huffington Post features, and extensive coverage on social media. insertions in the colonial fabric of East Philadelphia, to an exploration of Bryn Athyn, with its Country Place Era mansion and grounds designed by Charles Finally, the passing of James van Sweden, subject of a TCLF oral history, was published in Eliot and century-old cathedral. Special thanks to sponsors Bartlett Tree Experts obituaries in the New York Times, Washington Post and other outlets, and included quotes (supporting What’s Out There Weekends three years in a row), Pennsylvania from TCLF praising and contextualizing van Sweden’s career. Horticultural Society, The Aileen K. & Brian L Roberts Foundation, Pennsylvania- Delaware Chapter of the ASLA, OLIN, Wallace Roberts & Todd, Studio|Bryan Hanes and Le Pain Quotidien as well as media partner The Architect’s Newspaper. Peavey Plaza, photo © 2008 Keri Pickett

Rodin Museum, Philadelphia, PA, photo by Teresa Pereira 5 6 What’s Out There® Weekend Berkshires September 21-22, 2013 | Berkshire County

The early fall crispness and fantastic press coverage garnered more than 1,000 registrants for What’s Out There Weekend Berkshires. More than 30 tours were provided, with sites ranging from the iconic Naumkeag and Edith Wharton’s The Mount, to more rustic landscapes including a hike to Ice Glen (written about by Nathaniel Hawthorne) and landscapes in varying stages of ruin and restoration, such as Ashintully, Elm Court, and Ventfort Hall. Thanks go out to sponsors Bartlett Tree Experts, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation, Housatonic Heritage, the Town of Lenox and Gay Tucker in addition to Berkshire Visitors Bureau, Tanglewood, Shakespeare & Company, Berkshire Synergy Project, Berkshire Regional Planning Commission, and Boston Naumkeag, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum Naumkeag, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum Society of Landscape Architects for their support.

What’s Out There® Weekend Los Angeles October 25-27, 2013 | Los Angeles

After a well-attended launch party at Room & Board in the historic Helms Bakery Building, we offered exclusive, sold-out tours of LA’s Network of Open Spaces, designed by Lawrence Halprin and Postmodernist in style, the Modernist Civic Center with Mark Rios’s recent renewal of Grand Park, and at UCLA and Beverly Hills, among others. There were six tours in Pasadena which included Halprin’s Plaza Las Fuentes and the gorgeously restored Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden; and six tours in Santa Monica which integrated Pamela Burton’s Colorado Center with oceanfront sites stretching from the Getty Villa down to the

Getty Villa, photo by Lan Hogue Pasadena Civic Center, photo by Courtney Spearman Santa Monica Pier. Sponsors Coldspring, Park West Landscape Construction, James Irvine Foundation, Monrovia, ValleyCrest, Van Atta Associates, Historic Resources Group and the Los Angeles Conservancy were key to the weekend’s reach and success.

(opposite) Naumkeag, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum 7 8 Landslide® Garden Dialogues

Landslide®, a program focused on threatened and at-risk landscapes and landscape features, An outgrowth of What’s Out There®, Garden Dialogues offer small groups the opportunity continues to be one of our most high profile and effective projects. Through periodic TCLF Web to experience some of today’s most beautiful gardens created by some of the most site postings and the annual thematic compendium, Landslide in 2013 continued to raise the accomplished designers currently in practice. The program brings together garden owners visibility of sites important and minor, by designers well-known and obscure. and landscape architects or designers to reveal the creative process, the give and take, and the collaboration that yields a great garden. Inaugurated in 2012, the program doubled in tickets sales and attendees this year and expanded its offering from 33 sites last year to Landslide® 2013: The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley 51 this year. These leisurely visits to great destinations throughout the country featured The great and unrivaled Modernist landscape architect Dan Kiley (1912-2004) was the subject such top design professionals as Lisa Gimmy, Mario Nievera, Janice Parker, Edwina von of TCLF’s most ambitious Landslide compendium. The centennial of his birth in 2012 went Gal, Marcel Wilson, James Lord, Richard Haag, Larry Weaner, Gary Hilderbrand and Jorge uncelebrated, so to honor his legacy we created a traveling exhibition of newly commissioned Sanchez. The Dialogues were made possible by sponsors Seibert & Rice (for the second year) and Charles Luck Stone Center. photography that documents the current state of more than two-dozen of his surviving projects. What’s Out There® New York Times and Associated Press coverage accompanied the exhibition’s opening at the Boston Architectural College on November 14 (timed to the 2013 ASLA Annual Meeting) where it remained through the end of the year. 27 Kiley projects captured in 45 photographs (all donated), include the Miller House and Garden in Columbus, IN, widely regarded as his Pioneers of American Landscape Design® residential masterpiece; the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (location of the -designed Gateway Arch); and Patterns, the home of Governor and Mrs. Pierre S. “Pete” Dan Kiley at the US Air Force Academy, du Pont IV, among others. In our first venture into online crowdfunding, we used Kickstarter Oral History Series photo courtesy Aaron Kiley to raise funds for the exhibition catalogue (available for purchase on our Web site) and the The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Two new Pioneers Oral Histories, part of the on-going series of free, online videos that record campaign exceeded its goal by 20%. None of this could have been possible without the generous the lives and careers of significant Postwar landscape architects, were completed this year. The support of more than 100 donors, especially The Davey Tree Expert Company, Victor Stanley, Dan Kiley first, about the life and work of Joseph Yamada, who in a five-decade career shaped important Inc., The Hubbard Educational Foundation, Barbara O. David, Edmund Hollander Design, PC, landmarks in San Diego and Southern California, debuted in May. It was made possible by and A. Lacroix Granit in addition to our educational partner ASLA. support from TCLF’s educational partner ASLA, and the financial support of Wimmer Yamada and Caughey, the National Endowment for the Arts, Joseph and Elizabeth Yamada, Maria and Robert Kelly Stewardship and the San Diego Chapter of the ASLA. The Laurie Olin Oral Landslide® 2010: Every Tree Tells a Story History launched in November. It is an unrivaled, 90-minute project showcasing Laurie’s life, philosophies and nine seminal projects all videotaped on location in Philadelphia, Washington, The Every Tree Tells a Story photographic and outdoor signboard exhibitions continue to prove DC and . The video includes Laurie reminiscing about growing up in Alaska popular. The signboard exhibit extended its run at the US National Arboretum in Washington, and recollecting his experiences at the American Academy in Rome and includes many of DC where it was on view until mid-February, before traveling to Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, his wonderful hand drawings. This oral history was made possible by support from TCLF’s LA where it remained through July. From September through the end of the year, the show was educational partner ASLA, and the financial support of the OLIN firm. Two other Oral History’s at Louisiana State University’s Hilltop Arboretum. The photography exhibition also continued its were in the works in 2013. First interviewed in 2004, videotaping for Richard Haag was travels making an appearance at Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art in Nashville, completed in May including interviews at his home in Seattle as well as at Gas Works Park, TN and the Thomas Stone National Historic Site in Port Tobacco, MD. In early 2014 the Bloedel Reserve and two private residential commissions all in the Seattle area. A three-day photography exhibition will open at Longue Vue House & Gardens in New Orleans. The Every seated interview marked the beginning of a new oral history subject, Nicholas Quennell, at the Tree Tells a Story exhibitions are supported by The Davey Tree Expert Company. office of Quennell Rothschild & Partners in New York City in early October. Signboard exhibition at Oak Alley Plantation, Vacherie, LA Laurie Olin, photo © OLIN by Sahar Coston-Hardy 9 10 events

outreach An Evening Honoring a Model for Stewardship Innovation and Design Excellence April 4, 2013 | San Francisco

San Francisco’s Financial District was the setting viewable on our YouTube page. A beautifully, for more than 225 guests at a reception where TCLF illustrated What’s Out There guide about major Seminars, Lectures, presented the 2013 Stewardship Excellence Award projects in the Golden Gate National Parks system to the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, was produced and is available through our Web Technical Assistance the Presidio Trust, and the to site. The lead sponsor for the documentary and the honor and acknowledge their decades of stewardship event was the SWA Group, along with ValleyCrest The foundation’s president provided technical assistance, strategic planning at the 80,000-acre Golden Gate National Recreation Landscape Development, and Kay and Frank Woods. and treatment recommendations for high-profile sites across the country, Area. Premiering during the event was a 29-minute Additional sponsors included Fisher Development, many listed as National Historic Landmarks or on the National Register of video for the 40th anniversary of the creation Inc. General Contractors and Nelson Byrd Woltz Historic Places including: The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, CA; Olana, of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area Landscape Architects as well as more than 50 other Hudson, NY; the City of Greenville, SC; Village Green (a.k.a. Baldwin Hills entitled, “Why Not? The Legacy of the Golden local organizations and supporters. The Architect’s Village), Los Angeles, CA; Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, New York, Gate National Parks”, featuring key park stewards Newspaper was a national media partner. Photo by Alexis Woods NY and The Preservation Society of Newport County, RI. On the lecture front, and professionals who worked on the park, now in addition to the opening presentation at the Civic Horticulture conference, TCLF’s president had more than a dozen public lecture engagements including: one of eight commissioned lectures for a three-day global summit dealing with Modern Heritage at the Getty in Malibu, CA; The Noreen Stonor Drexel Preservation Lecture for The Preservation Society of Newport County, RI; at the University of Southern California School of Architecture; a lecture on Cultural Landscapes, Design and Historic Preservation at the University of Minnesota, College of Design; a keynote presentation at the Annual Meeting of the South Carolina Chapter of the ASLA; at the National Academy Museum, San Francisco Excursion New York, NY; at the University of Toronto, ON; at the Morris Arboretum April 6, 2013 | Golden Gate National Recreation Area outside Philadelphia, PA; a lecture at the Garden Club of America Zone III meeting for The Little Garden Club of Rye, NY; and the featured speaker for This exclusive, sold-out, daylong excursion covered several significant Preservation Austin’s 53rd Annual Preservation Awards Celebration. TCLF’s projects in the Golden Gate National Parks including The Presidio, president also designed and facilitated a full-day of training on cultural Golden Gate Overlook, Lands End and the Sutro Baths, featuring tours landscapes for Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects staff in Charlottesville by senior Conservancy and Trust officials and the landscape architects (with some three dozen present from their NYC and VA offices). He also responsible for those projects. After enjoying a curated vegetarian offered counsel and served as an on-air expert for the PBS documentary luncheon at Fort Mason’s Greens Restaurant the tour continued to Crissy “Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America”, scheduled to air in 2014. Field followed by a visit and reception at a private garden, originally the home of the pioneering Modernist landscape architect Thomas Church.

Logan Square, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum Lands End, photo by Charles A. Birnbaum

11 12 2013 ASLA Annual Meeting Events Thanks to the generous ongoing support of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), TCLF raised more than $100,000 at the Society’s Annual Meeting and Expo for the Foundation’s educational Boston, MA programs. Conference attendees joined TCLF for a number a special events.

Highlights Included:

Boston Excursion Opening Reception: The Landscape 2013 Silent Auction From Manna to Modernism Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley November 15-16 | Boston Convention and Expo Center November 14 | Westport, MA November 14 | Boston Architectural College

Univeristy of Pennsylvania College Green, photo by Karina Bishop Photo courtesy Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Photo by Charles A. Birnbaum Photo © Sam Rosenholtz, courtesy Boston Architectural College Photo by Charles A. Birnbaum

The sold-out, daylong excursion began with a motor The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley Two new corporate sponsors, DeepRoot Green coach from Boston to the home of Doug Reed and opened at a well-attended event at the Boston Infrastructure, LLC and Polycor, Inc., joined us in Civic Horticulture Conference TCLF, in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society 2013 Pop Up Garden, their latest foray into temporary urbanism Will Makris, where we enjoyed a much-talked-about Architectural College’s McCormick Gallery. Attendees launching our ninth annual silent auction. The event, May 16-17, 2013 | Philadelphia (PHS), organized a daylong conference that was the centerpiece featuring exhibit elements from the Philadelphia Flower Show Bloody Mary bar and learned about the work of the included Kiley’s colleagues, friends, fans, and family which took place over two days in the Expo Hall of the of four days of activities. The conference, held at the University of in a lively garden setting. Friday evening after the conference, Westport Land Conservation Trust and The Trustees of members, among them Jane Amidon, Gregg Bleam, Boston Convention and Exposition Center, saw fevered the Arts, looked at the very hot subject of urban revitalization and speakers and attendees gathered at the OLIN studio for a post- Reservations. At the award-winning Westport Rivers Peter Lindsay Schaudt, and photographer Alan Ward. bidding on pieces by nearly 70 landscape architects city shaping through a horticultural lens and was attended by some conference reception. As previously noted (page 6), What’s Out Vineyard & Winery participants learned about the The event paved the way for an anticipated five-year and artists. Highlights of the auction included pieces 200 people. Speakers included leading landscape architects and There® Weekend Philadelphia took place over the following two effects of the climate and soil on local agriculture; run of the 45-piece exhibition which highlights Kiley’s by Garie Waltzer, Claude Cormier, Roberto Burle thinkers Mia Lehrer, Keith McPeters, Henry M. White III, Thomas days, offering the chance to explore Colonial heritage, innovative then they were treated to a “thinking coastal & eating vast and significant body of work. Marx, Ken Smith, Alex MacLean and Michael van Woltz, Peter Wirtz and others, as they showed through their urban design, and hidden horticultural gems in Philadelphia with local” luncheon at The Back Eddy where James Beard Valkenburgh. In total, the auction which is one of the own projects how three types of places – The Street, Productive more than two dozen free expert-led tours The Philadelphia events Award-winning chef Chris Schlesinger and Chef Aaron Foundation’s largest yearly fundraisers, brought in Gardens, and Parks and Plazas – are evolving to meet the needs were made possible by funding from Mrs. Dorrance H. Hamilton, Derego created a special menu for the occasion. A over $50,000 in proceeds which will go to support the of cities today. Conference speakers and attendees gathered at OLIN, Landscape Forms, Bartlett Tree Experts and Terrain. The dessert of warm apple crisp? was served, while former Pioneers of American Landscape Design initiative. a launch reception the evening before for a sneak peek at PHS’s Architect’s Newspaper was a media partner. partners and employees of Dan Kiley including Henry Arnold, , Ian Tyndall, and Peter Ker Walker, recounted personal stories and anecdotes.

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supporters Ann & Lawrence Buttenwieser Halvorson Design Partnership Inc Donna Plunkett Peter Edelman Emerging Growth Landscapes Terence Lee Constance Caplan Hargreaves Associates Andrew Potts Hannah Edmunds Florentine Films/Hott Productions Inc. Chris Leswing Sandra Youssef Clinton Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects Yannick Roberge Alex Felson National Park Service Ellen Lipsey $50,000 & Above William J. Quinlan Kelly Comras James Irvine Foundation Tony Ruse Ian Firth Olana Partnership Richard Longstreth Nancy Conner Keith LeBlanc Landscape Architecture Adrian Smith Jean Garbarini Terrain Marie Magrath Jo Ann & Stuart Nathan Charlene Roise Claude Cormier Kornegay Design LLC Barbara Swift Stephen Goin University of Pennsylvania Steve Makela Adam R. Rose & Peter R. McQuillan Holly Sharp Robert Cruess Lee & Associates Dorine Towle Mary & Richard Gray University of Wisconsin Press-Journals Christopher Manning American Society for Landscape Architects Kay & Frank Woods Elizabeth & Joseph Yamada F. Christopher Dimond Maglin Site Furniture Elizabeth Wax John Grove Charles McKinney SWA Group A. Lacroix Granit Sandra Donnell & Justin Faggioli Marta Fry Landscape Architects Jenna Webster Robert Hardgrove $150 - $249 Deborah McManus Mary Ellen Flanagan Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates Inc AECOM Technology Corporation Roger Harris Elizabeth Michel Boston Symphony Orchestra Leo Alvarez Gina Ford & James T. Mayeux Michael Vergason Landscape Architects Breuer Consulting Group Albert P. Hinckley, Jr. Margaret Miller $25,000 - $49,999 City of Greenville, South Carolina Henry Arnold Lisa Gimmy Monrovia Nursery Company Cambell Grading Inc Linda Horn Linda Mitchell National Endowment for the Arts DeepRoot Green Infrastructure, LLC Zoee Astrachan Design Workshop Elizabeth M. Goodfellow Oak Alley Foundation Carol R. Johnson Associates Joe Howard Andrew Moore OLIN Studio John Barber Hess & Roise James Graham Office of Cheryl Barton Central Park Conservancy Ronald Izumita Zara Muren Carol Baxter Joeb Moore + Partners Architects LLC Mary & Robert W. Griffith QuarryHouse, Inc. DOCOMOMO US/MN Jeffrey Jones Jennifer Nitzky Hallie Boyce $10,000 - $24,999 Landscape Forms Mac Griswold Richard Williams Architects Dwell Media Timothy Kiley Anne O’Dwyer Jeffrey Callahan Michael Albert National Trust for Historic Preservation Chris Guillard Robert A.M. Stern Architects Graduate School of Design Lorie Kinler Michael Painter Rebecca Casey Rene Bihan Oehme, van Sweden & Associates Chris Hacker Robinson & Associates, Inc. Historic Resources Group Charles Klein Joanne Parsons Kevin Cavaioli Suzanne & Rich Clary Polycor Granite Mary Pat Hogan SiteWorks Landscape Architecture Howard Design Studio LLC Laura Kyle Carole Pichney James Chappell Laura DeBonis & Scott Nathan Sasaki Associates Joanne Hummer Snowy Owl Foundation Levien & Company Gregory D. Lombardi Ken Remenschneider Gil Cohen Barbara & Chris Dixon Seibert & Rice Jackie Ivy South Carolina Chapter of the ASLA Longue Vue House & Gardens Kay Lunceford Bonnie Reunis Linda & Terry Collier Shaun Saer & Foster Duncan The Colony Hotel & Cabana Club Steven Keylon Studio Bryan Hanes Mia Lehrer + Associates Carol Macht William Robberson Darlene Conrad Lisa Calibani & Bruce Lowry ValleyCrest Companies Barbara Kruger Surface Design Inc. Morris Arboretum of the Univ of Pennsylvania Jane MacLeish John Roberts Carol Critchlow Ann & John Newman Jonathan Kusko TBG Partners National Academy of Design Timothy Maloney Mary Robinson Steven Curry Mario Nievera Arleyn & Newt Levee The Community Foundation of Louisville Oviatt Media George McLaughlin Wendy & Peter Rolland $2,500 - $4,999 Frederica Cushman Dee Ann & Marshall Payne Peter Newton The J. Paul Getty Trust Pamela Burton & Company Elizabeth Milroy R. Bradley Runyan Sydney Bernier Linda Czopek Douglas Reed Patricia O’Donnell Tuliptree Site Design, Inc. Park City Municipal Corporation Baker Morrow Claudia Saladin Michael Derrig John Danzer Edward W. Rose III Family Fund Lorraine Osmundson University of Southern California Perkins + Will Elizabeth Mossop Harvey Schussler Jane & Christopher LaGuardia Jennifer Devlin Joan Shafran & Rob Haimes Nancy Owens Village Green Pressley Associates Suzanne & Christopher Nolan Michael Shilub Jeanne & Steve Maritz John Duda Suzanne Turner & Scott Purdin Julie Parish Wirtz International Phyllis Odessey Dennis McGlade Rhodeside & Harwell Thomas Smarr Janne & Kal Platt Wolff Landscape Architecture Andrea Parker Carolyn & Don Etter Thomas Woltz Janet Rosenberg Sanchez & Maddux Elaine Stowell James Richards Miriam Pol David Fixler Alexis Woods Armstrong Landscape Design Group Inc Southern Botanical Inc. Marilyn Timpone-Mohamed Maureen L. Ruettgers Lois Anne Polan Leah Frankel-Bonacci Bartlett Tree Experts E.R.A. Architects Susan Cohen Landscape Architect Barbara Toll Carol & Joe Shull $500 - $999 Wendy Powell Frank Fuller Charles Luck Stone Center Globe Development & Planning Ltd. The Little Garden Club of Rye J. Gordon Turnbull Courtney C. Spearman Naomi Aberly & Laurence Lebowitz Daniel Rieden Thomas Gallagher Coldspring Hartney Greymont Virginia Burt Designs Inc. Matthew Wisniewski Victoria Steiger & Laurie Olin Peter Andreucci Margaret & Theodore Robb Dolores Gebhardt Edmund Hollander Design PC Hood Design Studio Virginia Chapter of the ASLA Faith Wyman Judith & John Tankard Timothy Baird Seth Rodewald-Bates Elizabeth Giersbach Design Workshop Janice Parker Landscape Architects WRT Design Sherley Young Rebecca Trafton Kenneth Bassett Mary & Robert Rounsavall Elizabeth Gilbert Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects Jewish Federation of Cleveland Z. D. A. Inc. Awbury Arboretum Daniel van Starrenburg Nancy Bechtle Daniel Russell Janet Gracyk Nievera Williams Landscape Architecture Maria & Robert Kelly Stewardship California Historical Society Noel Dorsey Vernon Prudence & Frank Beidler Beth Schwartz Caroline Grosso Preservation Newport Park West Landscape Inc Maffei Landscape Design LLC Jeff Warner Amy Beltemacchi $250 - $499 Nancy C. Somerville Patti Handfinger Reed Hilderbrand LLC Pennsylvania-Delaware Chapter of the ASLA Stephen Wheeler Landscape Architects Montgomery Woods Charles A. Birnbaum Richard Acomar Steven Spears Ive Haugeland Salesforce Foundation Preservation Austin APDW || April Philips Design Works Tom Bishop Jonathan Alderson Glenn Stach Lan Hogue Stites & Harbison The Aileen K. & Brian L. Roberts Artemisia Landscape Design Kathy Brame Gay Barclay Cheryl Trivison & Richard Haag Heidi Hohmann $75 - $149 The Davey Tree Expert Company The Office of James Burnett Arts Council of Moore County James Burks Ronald Bentley & Salvatore LaRosa Michael Tubbs Linda Jewell Lane Addonizio The Hubbard Educational Foundation Town of Lenox Asakura Robinson Co. Paul Fields Michael Betterly James Urban Theodore Jonsson Sara Altman The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation University of Minnesota ASLA Texas Chapter Sara Jane Gruetzner Elizabeth Brabec Susan Vallon Toshihiko Karato Thomas Amoroso Victor Stanley, Inc. Upper Housatonic Valley BF Foundation Joan Johnson Thomas Brendler Edwina von Gal Anna & Joseph Karr Phyllis Anderson Van Atta Associates, Inc. Brown Richardson & Rowe Inc. Nana Lampton Meredith & Michael Bzdak Amanda Walter Caleb Kiley Rolf T. 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