- Hammond Museum Renovation
Plan, upstate New York
- Roxbury State Heritage Park, Boston (for
Synterra, Ltd.)
- Meso-American/Asian Gardens, Rio Grande Botanic
Gardens, Albq. NM
- “Relocating History: the Landscape of Living
History Museums” (research
funded by JB Jackson Endowment)
- Kent State Memorial competition
entry and book, To Heal Kent State
- Sustainable Landscape Construction,
A Guide to Green Building Outdoors: a definitive reference & text
in the US and at least 7 other countries
- More than 60 published
case studies of innovative interpretive & sustainable
projects, including Xeriscape Interpretive Garden, San Diego;
Zion Natl Park HQ; Phoenix Zoo; Los Angeles River Park; Hawkins
Natural Park, Los Angeles; La Brea Tar Pits; Pio Pico State Park,
CA; & Santa Fe Railyard Park competition
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To Heal Kent State: A Memorial Meditation
Written by Kim Sorvig
Published by Worldview Pr (May 1990)
ISBN 096259380X
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Sustainable Landscape Construction: A Guide to Green Building
Outdoors
Written by J. William Thompson , Kim Sorvig , Craig D.
Farnsworth
Published by Island Press (November 2000)
ISBN 1559636467
/ Price $45.00
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Landscape Construction (pdf) |
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"Nature/Culture/Words/Landscapes" Linguistic history of
terms “nature” & “culture.” Landscape
Jnl, (in press)
"Inner-City Nature" Los
Angeles park challenges stereotypes about nature and the
poor. Ldscp Arch, (in press)
"A Different Nature: The Paradoxical World of Zoos” book
review, Landscape Architecture, September 2001
"Landscape & Sustainability" book
review, Landscape Architecture, August 2001
"Renewing Zion" National Park & gateway community reinterpret “sustainable.” Landscape
Arch, Nov 2001
"Restoring Nature: Perspectives from the Social Sciences" book
review. Landscape Architecture, July 2001
Sustainable Landscape
Construction: A Guide to Green Building Outdoors
Island Press, August 2000 . Co-author William Thompson. University
text in US
and 7 other countries.
"Sustainability Disdained" AZ
sustainable design standards rejected by public.
Landscape Arch, Sept 2001
"Desert Meets Desert" and "Cultured Nature" Zoo design, Phoenix & Portland.
Landscape Arch, May, July 2000
"Santa Fe Fake: Reconsidering the Meaning of Vernacular-based Architecture" Proceedings,
American Collegiate Schools of Architecture SW Region conference,
1997
"The Magical Realist Landscape" 1991, Univ. of Minnesota
School of Architecture
(invited paper, presented at The Avant-garde & The Landscape conference,
1989 and published in proceedings)
To Heal Kent State 1990,
Worldview Press, Philadelphia. Based on design journals from
memorial competition.
Design process as a response to tragedy
and controversy.
Favorably reviewed by Small Press Book Review, West Coast Review
of Books, etc, and selected for inclusion in the ASLA's "L.A.
Book Review."
Sustainable Building Technical
Manual, Chapter 7, "Site Materials & Equipment” Public
Technology Inc, US Green Building Council, and US Dept. of Energy
1996
"Habitat for Botany" Landscape Architecture, Jan. 1994 (Review of Albuquerque's
new interpretive "Bio-Park")
"Approaching St. Anthony Falls" 1990,
Report/proposal to Minnesota Historical
Society.
"Landscape as History in Roxbury" 1989,
Illustrated report to Massachusetts Dept. of Envir. Mgmt.
"How Landscape Shaped Girard Piers' History" 1988,
Research for Radnor Corp.,
Philadelphia, PA.
"Born-again Flamingos on Prime Time" Oct.
8, 1986, Philadelphia. 'After Dark.'
Art criticism, Phila weekly.
Land-use Suitability Analysis on the
Intergraph Computer. 1985, Training manual, U. Penn Dept L.A..
"Zen Gardens," 1985,
in Brooklyn Botanic Gardens Handbook of Japanese Gardening.
Technical columns have
covered stormwater/waste-treatment wetlands;
greenwalls; traditional path surfacings; outdoor interpretive
signage systems; fiberoptic & low-voltage
lighting; solar power for landscape use; adobe & earth-building
in historic and modern landscapes; GPS (global positioning);
etc.
“Relocating History: The Landscapes of Living History Museums” UNM,
date
pending, 2002
"Meaning, Beauty & Sustainability in the Built Environment " First
Annual
SmithGroup/JRR Lecture
by invitation, Univ. Illinois, Nov. 2001
"Sustainable Landscape Construction for Public Lands Managers" Invited
presentation, US Dept. of Interior Environment Conference, May 2001;
repeat invitation, DOI
conference April 2002
"Landscapes and Linguistics: If design really were a language" Keynote
address
for March 1995 conference "The Language of Landscape Architecture" Lincoln
University, Christchurch, New Zealand.
"Sentido y Lugar: Interpretacion de Paisajes" April 1994, and 2nd invitation
May 1998. Univ. de Guadalajara, Mexico, Facultad de Arquitectura. Condensed 3-week
Spanish version of UNM seminar Meaning & Place.
"Zen Mind in the Garden" November 1990, Invited keynote speaker for "The
Japanese Garden in America" 3-day seminar, Boston, NYC,
and Washington, D.C.; sponsored by NY Botanic Gardens.
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