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Kathy Poole, Principal
POOLE DESIGN, Landscape
Architecture Urban Design Ecological Infrastructure
Registered Landscape Architect, Texas. Registration Number 1723
Fellow, Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, University
of Virginia
1033 Hazel Street, Charlottesville, VA 22902-4904
tel. 434.971.9821
email: kpoole@virginia.edu
E d u c a t i o n
1980-81 Pursued Piano Performance degree. University of Maryland, College
Park, Maryland.
1981-85 Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, cum laude. Clemson University,
Clemson, South Carolina.
1987-90 Master of Landscape Architecture with distinction. Harvard University,
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
P r o f e s s i o n a l H o n o r s
1991 Honor Award, Unbuilt Design, Texas Chapter of ASLA, Columbus Common.
1995 Design selected for EcoRevelatory Designs: Nature Constructed/Nature
Revealed, publication and traveling exhibition.
2000 Competition Winner, Unbuilt Landscapes, Land Forum. Published 2001.
A c a d e m i c H o n o r s
1989 Penny White Scholarship, Harvard University, "A Public Landscape
for Columbus, Indiana."
1990 Charles Eliot Traveling Fellowship, Harvard University, "The
Aesthetics of Politics: Stockholm's Park System, 1927-35."
1990 Penny White Scholarship, Harvard University, "Predicting Vegetation
Species Richness in Hedgerows," Letchworth, England.
1990-91 Sinclair Kennedy Traveling Fellowship, Harvard University, "The
Transformation of Nature in the Architecture of Alvar Aalto.
L a n d s c a p e A r c h i t e c t u r e a n d U r b a n D e s i g
n P r a c t i c e
1985-1987 Odell Associates, Architecture, Planning, Landscape Architecture,
Engineering. Charlotte, North Carolina.
Responsibilities: Design, development, and construction drawings of office
parks, hospital complexes, industrial parks, single-family developments.
Project management.
1988-89 Aga Khan Unit For Housing, Harvard University.
Responsibilities: Illustrator and secondary author, "Low Maintenance
Landscapes for the Middle East."
1987 Derek Lovejoy and Associates. London, England.
Responsibilities: Preparation of Public Enquiry Documents for various
projects.
1988 Duany/Plater-Zyberk Associates.Town Plan, "Kentlands".
Gaithersberg, Virginia.1988.
Charrette Participant. Responsibilities: Development of "open space"
areas.
1990 Morgan Wheelock, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts.
Responsibilities: Design development of estate paving designs, pool and
gardens, planting design; county club tennis facilities and garden; design
development of corporate landscape.
1991-92 Office of James Burnett, Landscape Architect. Houston, Texas.
Responsibilities: Design, development, and construction drawings for gardens;
Master planning of hospital complexes.
1992-93 SWA Group, Inc. Landscape Architecture. Houston, Texas.
Responsibilities: Design, development, and construction drawings for various
types of open spaces (parks, plazas, greenways, detention parks); Project
management and construction supervision.
1993- Independent practice, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design.Professional
Honor
S u c c e s s f u l F e l l o w s h
i p a n d G r a n t A p p l i c a t i o n s
National + International
1996 Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. Civic Ecology:
Boston's Back Bay Fens as Civic Infrastructure.
1998 Alton Jones Foundation, Developing Tools for Integrating Ecological
Techniques into the Architecture School Curriculum. Awarded January.
1999 Ralph Hudson Environmental Fellowship, Boston's Back Bay Fens: Transforming
A Classic Case Study Into A Three-Dimensional Animation of Ecological
Dynamics.
University of Virginia
1998-99 Associate Fellowship + $5000 grant, Institute for the Advancement
of Technology in the Humanities, University of Virginia, A Three-Dimensional
Animation of Cultural Dynamics: The Relationship of Park, People, and
Development. Awarded March 1998.
1998-99 Fellowship, University Teaching Fellows Program 1998-99, University
of Virginia, Technics of Civic Hydrology: Visual Case Studies of Stormwater
Infrastructure. Awarded April 1998.
1999 Resident Fellowship for 1999-2001, Institute for Advanced Technology
in the Humanities, University of Virginia. Boston's Back Bay Fens: Transforming
A Classic Case Study Into A Three-Dimensional Animation of Ecological
Dynamic. Awarded February.
1999 Grant, Faculty Senate Initiative to Promote Excellence in Teaching,
University of Virginia. A Physical + Virtual Herbarium of Middle Atlantic
Wetland Plants. Awarded May.
School of Architecture, University of Virginia
1995 Tools for Understanding the Hydrology of the University of Virginia
Campus, Deans Forum Grant.
1996 Civic Ecology: Boston's Back Bay Fens as Civic Infrastructure, Funded
Summer Research.
1996 A River Guidebook, Funded Research.
1997 Representing Site, (with Robin Dripps, primary proposal author, Wendy
Lathrop, Elizabeth Meyer, Lucia Phinney, William Sherman).
1997 Hydrocivitas: An Ecological Stormwater Design for Charlottesville,
Virginia, The Sacharuna Foundation Piedmont Initiative.
1997 Wet Land Techniques, Funded Summer Research.
1999 "A Physical + Virtual Herbarium of Middle Atlantic Wetland Plants,"
Deans Forum Grants.
2000 "Taking the Show on the Road: Crating The Life of Water,"
Deans Forum Grants.
2001 Book Chapter. "Building Ecological
Understandings In Studio: A Repertoire for a Well-Crafted Learning Experience,"
Kathy Poole, primary author, with Susan Galatowitsch, Robert Grese, Douglas
Johnston, J. Timothy Keller, Lee R. Skabelund, Carl Steinitz, Joan Woodward,
David Richey. A chapter in the forthcoming publication by Island Press.
The chapter is an outgrowth of the Shire Conference, Teaching Ecology
in Design and Planning Programs, 16-19 July, Columbia River Gorge, Washington.
Publications
Peer-Reviewed Published Articles
1994 "Ecology as Content: A Subversive (Alternative) Approach to
Landscape Design." Ecology, Aesthetics and Design: Scholarly Papers
Presented at the 1994 ASLA Annual
Meeting and EXPO, October 8-11, 1994, San Antonio, Texas. American Society
of Landscape Architects and the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture.
1994 "Context vs. Concept: Reconstituting the Generation of Form
and Content in Landscape Architecture." Proceedings of the Council
of Educators in Landscape Architecture
Annual Symposium, Mississippi State University, Gulfport, Mississippi.
Mississippi State University.
1995 "Civic Ecology: Infrastructure in the Dynamic City," Critical
Urbanism, Proceedings of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
Northeast Regional Conference 1995, November 1995.
1995 "Civic Infrastructure: Ecology in the Dynamic City," Renewing
the American City, Proceedings of the American Society of Landscape Architects
and the Council of
Educators in Landscape Architecture, October 1995.
1997 "The Aesthetics of Infrastructure: An Ecological Stormwater
Design for the University of Virginia," (with Prof. Shaw Yu, Civil
Engineering and Applied Mechanics, University of Virginia), Aesthetics
in the Constructed Environment: Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference
of the Water Resources Planning and Management Conference, American Society
of Civil Engineers.
1998 "Civitas Oecologie: Civic Infrastructure in the Ecological City,"
Harvard Architecture Review. Accepted for publication January 1995.
1999 "Wet Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill
University of Virginia," Design Proposal, Eco-Revelatory Design:
Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed, Special Issue 1998, Landscape Journal.
Accepted for publication March 1997.
2000 "Civic Hydrology: Water as Civic Infrastructure in Bellevue,
Washington," Arcade, A Journal for Architecture and Design in the
Northwest, Fall 2000, vol. 19-1.
2001 "Evolutionary Infrastructure
: Urban Landscapes' Potential Roles + Expressions," Proceedings of
the Annual Conference of the American Collegiate Schools of Architecture,
Los Angeles, 11-15 March 2000.
2001 "Creative Infrastructure: Dynamic
Intersections of Urban Ecology And Civic Life," Proceedingsof the
Annual Conference of the American Collegiate Schools of Architecture,
Los Angeles, 11-15 March 2000.
Published Articles
1994 "On the Sublime and the Beautiful: Mount St. Helens Photographs
by Frank Gohlke," Review of Exhibit Featured at the 1993 Conference
of the Council of Educators in
Landscape Architecture. Landscape Journal, vol. 13, no. 2, Fall.
1999 Critic at Large : "Civic Hydrology: Defining Public Ground in
Frederick, Maryland," Landscape Architecture Magazine, June.
1999 "Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial: Review of Two Publications
and Critical Review of Memorial," Land Forum , inaugural issue 01.Peer-Reviewed
Publications
2001 "Creative Infrastructure: Dynamic Intersections of Urban Ecology
And Civic Life," Proceedingsof the Annual Conference of the American
Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Los Angeles, 11-15 March 2000.
2001 "Evolutionary Infrastructure
: Urban Landscapes' Potential Roles + Expressions," Proceedings of
the Annual Conference of the American Collegiate Schools of Architecture,
Los Angeles, 11-15 March 2000.
2002 Book Chapter. "Building Ecological
Understandings In Studio: A Repertoire for a Well-Crafted Learning Experience,"
Kathy Poole, primary author, with Susan Galatowitsch, Robert Grese, Douglas
Johnston, J. Timothy Keller, Lee R. Skabelund, Carl Steinitz, Joan Woodward,
David Richey. A chapter in Ecology and Design: Frameworks for Learning,
Edited by Kristina Hill and Bart Johnson. The chapter is an outgrowth
of the Shire Conference, Teaching Ecology in Design and Planning Programs,
16-19 July, Columbia River Gorge, Washington.
Accepted and In Press
due 2003 Book Chapter. "Watershed Management as Urban Design: The
Civic Hydrology of Bellevue, Washington," The chapter is an outgrowth
of Water Sensitive Ecological Design and Planning," Harvard University,
26-28 February 2000.
Publication, Commentaries, and Public
Discussions of Work
Journals + Magazines
1997 John Beardsley, "Strategies of Change?," Landscape Architecture
Magazine, July .
1998 Mary Cail, "The Future of the Piedmont and the World: William
McDonough and The Institute of Sustainable Design," Albemarle Magazine,
April-May.
1999 Paul Bennett, "Making Water Visible," Landscape Architecture
Magazine, April 1999, pp. 70-75, 96-99. Discussion of Wet Lands mapping
and Carrs Hill Design proposal.
1999 Brenda Brown, "Holding Moving Landscapes," Eco-Revelatory
Design: Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed, Special Issue 1998 Landscape
Journal, pp. 52-68. Discussion of "Wet Lands: Civic Stormwater +
Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill University of Virginia."
1999 Richard Haag, "Eco-Revelatory Design: The Challenge of the Exhibit,"
Eco-Revelatory Design: Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed, Special Issue
1998 Landscape Journal, pp. 72-79. Commentary on "Wet Lands: Civic
Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill University of Virginia."
1999 Susan Galatowitsch, "Ecological Design for Environmental Problem
Solving," Eco-Revelatory Design: Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed,
Special Issue 1998 Landscape Journal, pp. 99-107. Discussion of "Wet
Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill University of
Virginia."
1999 Patricia Phillips, "Intelligible Images: The Dynamics of Disclosure,"
Eco-Revelatory Design: Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed, Special Issue
1998 Landscape Journal, pp. 109-117. Commentary on "Wet Lands: Civic
Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill University of Virginia."
1999 Robert L. Thayer, Jr., "Landscape as an Ecologically Revealing
Language," Eco-Revelatory Design: Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed,
Special Issue 1998 Landscape Journal, pp. 118-129. Discussion of "Wet
Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill University of
Virginia."
1999 Frederick Turner, "A Cracked Case," Eco-Revelatory Design:
Nature Constructed / Nature Revealed, Special Issue 1998 Landscape Journal,
pp. 130-138. Mention of "Wet Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent
Spaces, Carr's Hill University of Virginia."
2000 "Wet Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill
University of Virginia," Design Proposal, discussed in Designed Landscape
Forum: Unbuilt Work.
2001 "A Fluid Existence," Landscape
Architecture Magazine, January 2001, discussion of mapping exhibition.
2001 Julian Raxworthy, "Kathy Poole
at MESH," Landmark.
2001 Jacky Bowring, "Reflective Poole," Landscape New Zealand,
Nov/Dec.
2001 Liz Cummins, Kate Dernelley, Jacky Bowring, Annette Warner, "Interview
with Kathy Poole," Kerb.
Newspapers
1999 Anne Grundon, "Thats a Great View: Landscape
Architect from Uva Sizing up Bristols Potential," Bristol Herald
Courier, 24 March 1999, p. 1.
1999 David Gregory, "Urban Ecology Part 1: Civic Hydrology,"
Green Print, Cook College, Rutgers University, 24 February 1999, p. 6.
2000 Anne Grundon, "Its Perfect: Landscape Architects
Search for Stones to Finish Bristol Design Ends," Bristol Herald
Courier, 4 May 2000, p.1.
2001 J. H. Osborne, "Green Summit
Draw 80 People to Discuss Kingsport Landscape," Kingsport Times News,
9 November 2001, p. B1-2.
E x h i b i t i o n s
Exhibitions of Professional Work
1997 Wet Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's Hill University
of Virginia, Design Proposal, School of Architecture, University of Virginia,
September.
1997-98 Civic Hydrology: The Waters of Charlottesville, School of Architecture,
University of Virginia.
1998 The Life of Water at the University of Virginia, School of Architecture,
University of Virginia, 28 September 23 October.
1999 "Evolutionary Infrastructure : Boston's Back Bay Fens As a Case
Study of Infrastructure's Potential Roles and Expressions, 1775
present," American Society of Landscape Architects Annual Meeting
and Expo, September 1999, Boston, Massachusetts.
Invited Exhibitions
1998-00 "Wet Lands: Civic Stormwater + Contingent Spaces, Carr's
Hill University of Virginia, Design Proposal, Eco-Revelatory Design: Nature
Constructed / Nature Revealed, University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana,
Chicago Botanic Museum, Boston Architectural Center, Iowa State University,
National Building Museum.
1999 Civic Hydrology: Water as Civic Infrastructure. Exhibit accompanying
Sustainable Futures for the Piedmont, a symposium sponsored by the Institute
for Sustainable Design, University of Virginia, September.
1999 "Hot Springs: Potentials for the Next Millennium," Hot
Springs National Park, Hot Springs, Arkansas. Exhibition of Design Proposal
for Hot Springs, Arkansas with Theodore M. Jones III, 30 April - 9 May.
2000-2002 "The Life of Water",Cornell University, California
Polytechnical University, Pomona, CA; University of Colorado, Boulder;
University of Texas, Arlington; Ball State University; Rutgers University.
Invited Public Lectures
1995 "Expressions of Civic Ecology," School of Architecture,
University of Maryland, College Park.
1996 "Civitas Oecologie: Civic Ecology and the Creative Site,"
School of Environmental Design, University of Pennsylvania.
1996 "Civic Ecology and the Creative Site," 1996 International
Conference of Society for Ecological Restoration, Rutgers University,
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
1997 "Lessons Learned? Teaching Landscape Ecology in Design and Planning
Programs," International Association of Landscape Ecology, Durham,
North Carolina, with Bart Johnson and Kristina Hill (session organizers),
Sharon Collinge, Shashir Raval, Jack Ahearn, Joan Nassauer, and Ken Tamminga.
1997 "Civic Ecology: Ecological Infrastructure in the Sustainable
City," Opportunities in Sustainable Development: Strategies for the
Chesapeake Basin, College Park, Maryland, 21-22 March.
1997 "The Aesthetics of Infrastructure: An Ecological Stormwater
Design for the University of Virginia," (with Prof. Shaw Yu, Civil
Engineering and Applied Mechanics, University of Virginia), Aesthetics
in the Constructed Environment, 24th Annual Conference of the Water Resources
Planning and Management Division, American Society of Civil Engineers,
Houston, 6-9 April.
1997 "Creative Infrastructure: Dynamic Intersections of Urban Ecology
and the Civic Realm," Landscape Urbanism Symposium, School of Architecture,
University of Illinois at Chicago/Graham Foundation, 26-27 April.
1997 "Creative Infrastructure," School of Architecture, University
of Kentucky, 5 November.
1999 Creative Infrastructure and the Making of Cities," Graduate
School of Design, Harvard University, 10 February.
1999 "Creative Infrastructure: Reframing Ecology within the Built
Landscape," Cook College, Rutgers University, 25 February.
1999 "Hot Springs: Using Water to Invigorate the National Park, the
Creek, and the City," Arkansas Festival for the Arts, Hot Springs,
Arkansas, 1 May.
1999 "Evolutionary Infrastructure : Boston's Back Bay Fens As a Case
Study of Infrastructure's Potential Roles and Expressions, 1775
present," American Society of Landscape Architects Annual Meeting
and Expo, September 1999, Boston, Massachusetts.
2000 "Synthetic Expressions: Resituating Ecology Within Urban Systems,"
Water Sensitive Ecological Design and Planning," Harvard University,
26-28 February.
2000 "Synthetic Expressions: Resituating Ecology Within Urban Systems,"
Eco-Revelatory Design Symposium, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, 28-29
February.
2000 "Synthetic Expressions: Resituating Ecology Within Urban Ideals,"
University of Kentucky, 23 March.
2000 "Ecological Dynamics in Landscape Architectural Research,"
One Hundred Years of Landscape Architecture at Harvard, Harvard University,
8 April.
2000 "Holding History," School of Architecture, Cornell University,
September.
2000 "Evolutionary Infrastructure: Parks As Essential Infrastructures,"
Boston Committee of the Garden Club of America, Boston,14 November.
2001 "The Life of Water," California Polytechnical University,
Pomona, 11 January.
2001 "The Life of Water," University of Colorado, Boulder; 11
February.
2001 "Evolutionary Infrastructure," Iowa State University, 12
March.
2001 "The Life of Water," University of Texas, Arlington, 20
March.
2001 "The Life of Water," Ball
State University, 10 September.
2001 "Resituating Ecological Designs
within Urban Design: The Civic Hydrology of Curitiba, Brazil," Mid-Atlantic
Governors' Conference on Greenways, Blueways and Green Infrastructure,
Arlington, Virginia, 16-19 September.
P u b l i c S e r v i c e
Local
1994/95 Participant, Thomas Jefferson Sustainability Forum, "Infrastructure"
sessions, Charlottesville, Virginia.
1995 Advisor to Moormans Scenic River Advisory Committee and Faculty Advisor
to student community service project, "Guide to Virginia Rivers."
1996 Instructor and Coordinator of Northampton County Ecological Structure
Plans, a tool for Comprehensive Plan for the County and the Nature Conservancy.
1996-97 Jury Member, Conceptual Design Competition for the Public Grounds
on the Carroll Creek Linear Park, Frederick, Maryland.
1996-97 Development of "A River Guidebook," a primer on river
ecology + best management practices (on hold).
1997 Analysis and Plan/Design for Eco-Industrial Park, Northampton County,
Eastern Shore, Virginia. Project and Presentation as part of Introduction
to Sites class.
1997 Reviewer, Recommendations, Rivanna Roundatable, Charlottesville,
Virginia.
1997-98 Design Consultant, Rivanna Development Proposal, Charlottesville,
Virginia.
1998 Panel Discussion Member, "The City as a Park: A Citizens' Guide
to Charlottesville Parks," Virginia Festival of the Book.
1998 Studio Instructor and Development of Design Alternatives that support
the Universitys Master Plan for Water Resource Management, Landscape
Urbanism Studio. The Life of Water at the University of Virginia: Alternative
Futures for Water Resources Management, Fall.
1999 Lecture, "Holding History: Waters of the University of Virginia
Landscape," Albemarle County Historical Society, Charlottesville,
Virginia, 2 April.
1999 Tourism + Development Initiatives for Cape Haitien, Haiti, Summer
1998.
Professional Service
1996- present Review Reader for Landscape Journal, scholarly landscape
architectural journal.
1996-97 Advisory Board for Shire Conference, symposium on teaching ecology
in landscape design and planning, held in Oregon in 1999.
1996-97 Advisory Board, Opportunities in Sustainable Development: Strategies
for the Chesapeake Basin, College Park, Maryland, 21-22 March 1997.
1998 Session coordinator and leader, "Ecology in Studio," Shire
Conference, 16-19 July, Columbia River Gorge, Washington.
1998- Reviewer for Island Press, various publications.
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