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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION,Second EditionHarlow C. LandphairFred Klatt, Jr.

Elsevier is proud to announce the Fall 1987 publication of a new edition of Landphair and Klatt’sLandscape Architecture Construction--the first comprehensive t~xt on landscape construction tech-nology. This unique work takes a design-oriented approach, emphasizing the creative use of technologyto solve environmental problems. It provides not only the fundamentals of technology essential tothe profession, but also the foundation for a creative approach to the field’s particular problems andchallenges.

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Ideal for classroom use, Landscape Architecture Construction will be equally valuable to practicingarchitects wishing to refresh their knowledge and develop their own innovative approaches to thefield’s unexplored possibilities.

CONTENTS: Preface. 1. Landscape Architecture Construction. 2. Grading and Earthwork. 3. Cir-culation Design. 4. Stormwater Management and Drainage Design. 5. Principles of Statics andMechanics. 6. Carpentry and Design with Wood. 7. Concrete and Masonry Design. 8. IrrigationDesign. 9. Lighting Design. 10. Fountain and Pool Design. Landscape Construction Manual.

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FACULTY OPENING

WISCONSIN, MADISON. University of Wisconsin-Madison. The Department of Landscape Archi-tecture announces the opening of a tenure-track faculty design position for an assistant professor. Theposition will become available on January 1, 1988, or later if necessary, to assure comprehensive recruit-ment. Candidates should have a Master’s degree in a design field, with at least one degree from a pro-fessional landscape architectural program, and be skilled in working at the variety of scales found inprofessional activity and graphics. Also required is expertise in a specialized area of landscape archi-tecture and the ability to apply that expertise within a program combining instruction and research orperformance with scholarship.

The Department embraces two undergraduate and two graduate programs of academic instruction: anASLA-accredited professional undergraduate design program, an undergraduate landscape planningand management program, a widely recognized graduate research program, and a recently developedgraduate design program. Initially, primary instructional responsibilities will involve teaching in under-graduate design studios. Future participation in graduate instruction is expected.

Interested parties should request a complete job description from Hanque Macari, Chairperson forOpen Design Position, Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Wisconsin, Madison,Wisconsin 53706. An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

HARVARDUNIVERSITYGRADUATESCHOOL OFDESIGN

Faculty Positions Beginning AcademicYear 1988-1989 in Landscape Architecture:Two junior positions are available in the Faculty of Design in the field of Landscape Architecture.

Position No. 1A full-time position is available for a person qualified to offer graduate-level instruction in the History of LandscapeArchitecture. Candidates must have the requisite academic qualifications, including advanced research and publica-tions in the history of designed landscapes.Position No. 2A full-time position is available for a person qualified to offer graduate-level studio instruction in landscape design,plus lecture or seminar courses in a secondary specialty such as technology, plant materials, computer applications,or graphic communications. Preference will be given to candidates with advanced scholastic preparation, as well asexperience in teaching, research, or practice in the area of specialty.Full-time positions may be filled as associate or assistant professors or instructors and will entail responsibilities forinstruction, scholarship, and administration.

ApplicationsApplications for positions in the Faculty of Design should be made on forms available in Gund Hall 303 at the GraduateSchool of Design. They should be addressed as follows:

Appointments CommitteeHarvard University

Graduate School of DesignGund Hall 303

48 Quincy StreetCambridge, MA 02138

(Attention: Assistant Dean Lawrence Watson)Applications should be received before December 1, 1987 and applicants should not send dossiers with initial applications.Harvard is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: Nine-month tenure-track Assistant Professorship, beginningJanuary 1988, in School of Environmental Design, which offers Bachelor of Landscape Architecture,Master of Landscape Architecture, and Master of Historic Preservation degrees.

RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Primary teaching responsibility in landscape construction designstudios, graduate and undergraduate students, with secondary responsibility in basic design orplanting design studios. 2. Creative/scholarly activities. 3. University and public service activity.

QUALIFICATIONS: Master of Landscape Architecture degree; undergraduate degree in re-lated field; experience in professional practice and teaching preferred.

TO APPLY: By September 30, 1987, submit the following to Search Committee, School ofEnvironmental Design, 609 Caldwell Hall, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia 30602:

- Letter of application, with indication of specific interests in scholarly and creative performance.

- Curriculum vitae and examples of work.

- Letters of reference must be received by September 30 from four persons familiar with thecandidate’s academic and professional career.

The University of Georgia is an Equal Opportunity, AJfirmative Action Institution.

GRADUATE STUDY IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREAT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Particularly designed for those with academic backgrounds in the

LIBERAL ARTS,SCIENCES orFINE ARTS

Ours is a 3-year fully accredited professional Master’s Degree Program. Our purpose is to preparestudents from diverse academic backgrounds for entry into the profession and eventual leadershipin the field. Admission with advanced standing is available for students with professional degreebackgrounds in architecture and landscape architecture.

For an application and graduate catalog write:

Division of Landscape ArchitectureSchool of Architecture

Campbell HallUniversity of Virginia

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For further information call: 804 924-3957

Master of LandscapeArchitecture

At The University of ArizonaThe MLA program provides opportunities for specialization in landscapeplanning, landscape design and environment-behavior studies. Arizona isan exciting and challenging laboratory for the study of landscape architec-ture with: two major metropolitan regions (Tucson and Phoenix), housingthree-fourths of the state’s three million people; diverse landscapes rangingfrom the desert to alpine forests; a dynamic pattern of growth and devel-opment; and increasing demands on the natural resource base. The MLAprogram is located in the School of Renewable Natural Resources, provid-ing access to a broad and diverse multi-disciplinary faculty.

For information and application write:

Graduate Program in Landscape Architecture325 Biological Sciences East, College of Agriculture, University of Arizona

Tucson, Arizona 85721.(602) 621-7260

Applicants are sought from a broad range of disciplines.The University of Arizona is an equal opportunity/aiF~rmative action institution.

Muitidisciplinary Landscape Architectural Designat the

University of Michigan

The School of Natural Resources is offering two and three year programs leadingto the Master’s in Landscape Architecture degree, as well as a Ph.D. program inLandscape Architecture. The programs of study will equip graduates with skills andexperience for effective contributions to the profession. Coursework will includerigorous training with an emphasis on integrative multidisciplinary problem-solving.Students from a diverse range of academic backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

For an application and program description write to."CoordinatorOffice of Academic ProgramsSchool of Natural ResourcesThe University of MichiganAnn Arbor, Michigan 48109-1115

The University of Michigan is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution.

SCHOOL OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREGRADUATE PROGRAMS

The Master of Landscape Architecture program at Louisiana StateUniversity provides preparation for a professional career in landscapearchitecture.

The program is directed towards advanced study and specialization indesign and research. Study tracks are offered for either a first professionaldegree or study beyond the accredited program degree.

L.S.U. is the center of academic research and advanced studies in Louisiana. The MLA program at LouisianaState University has been selected for The Southern Academic Common Market offering students from fivesouthern states resident tuition. L.S.U. is located in the heart of Louisiana’s rich historical, cultural, and naturallandscape. Study opportunities are available to accommodate a range of individual student interests.

Assistantships and other financial aid are available to qualified applicants.

For further information contact: Daniel W. Earle, DirectorGraduate Studies in Landscape ArchitectureSchool of Landscape ArchitectureLouisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70803

Form and Meaning in the Landscape

GRADUATE STUDY IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREAND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITYThe Department provides educational opportunities for individuals interested in careers in site planning,

design, and management of town, rural, and wilderness environments. The Department offers two graduatedegrees: Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Science in Town and Regional Planning. TheDepartment also offers a fully accredited undergraduate program in landscape architecture.

MLA--Advanced Professional Degree: A two-year program of self-directed study requiring a high degree ofpersonal and professional motivation.

MLA--Basic ProfessionaIDegree:A three-year program available for candidates with a previous baccalaureatein a field other than landscape architecture.

M.S.--A two-year program emphasizing planning for large areas with dispersed populations and an economicbase in agriculture, energy development and natural resources.

Formal areas of specialization are provided in conjunction with other colleges and departments on campus.These are: Land Rehabilitation/Revegetation, Water Resources, Public Lands and Recreation, Small TownRehabilitation, and Academic / Research Practice.

For complete program descriptions and application, write to:

Application deadline for scholarship consideration is February 1.

Graduate Program CoordinatorLAEP Department, UMC 40Utah State UniversityLogan, Utah 84322

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