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Our Landscape Design Training |
The Arnold Arboretum Programs at Harvard University
are made up of 12 core graduate-level courses. Required are 3 levels of
design studios, along with courses in Site Engineering, Construction,
Drafting, Plant Materials and a variety of Landscape History
courses.
A year-long, large-scale design or landscape history research project is
required as a graduating thesis. The projects shown in this section were
created by current students, several of whom are graduating this
year. Also shown are final drawings from three theses from the class
that graduated in 2001.
To see more detail in any of the images below, click the image for a
full-sized version which will open in a new browser window.
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Master Plan for the Concord Landfill, by Joan
Popolo
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| Construction Detail of Fence & Pergola, by James K.
Brown |
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| Construction Detail of Stone Wall & Granite Stairs |
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| Exercise in Construction Materials - Stone, by Margaret-Ann
Rice |
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| Fenwick Gardens, by Nina
Brooks-Shippen |
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| Franklin Hill Development Master Plan, by Judith
Lipson-Rubin |
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| The Art School at Brook Farm - Design III Plan, by Carol
Spitzer |
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| The Margaret Fuller Memorial - Design III Plan, by Carol
Spitzer |
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| Tools of the Trade, by Marybeth
Leu |
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