Pauline Hurley-Kurtz, MLA, RLA, ASLA Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture
Chair, Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture
Moving Francisville Forward
John F. Collins Drawing Collection
Ernesta Ballard Healing Garden
Ernesta Ballard Healing Garden Presentations
The Poetic Landscape of Ireland
Philadelphia Irish Memorial Project
Irish Memorials Research
Mary Myers, Ph.D, RLA, ASLA Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture
Examining Landscape Performance
Andrea Cochran: Landscapes
Riparian Restoration
Wildacres Retreat Amphitheatre
Aesthetics of Parkways
Pilzinti Estate Design
Baldev Lamba, MLA, RLA, ASLA Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture
PHS Pop Up Garden
Écolibrium – French Traditions/ Modern Interpretations
METROmorphosis – Transforming the Urban World
Green Renaissance -
The Revival of Sustainable Living
First Ladies Water Garden
Perkiomen School
Kriebel Hall Rain Garden
Kriebel Hall Rain Garden
Hansell Park
Robert Kuper, RLA, ASLA Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture
Aloha ‘āina: A Return to Life with the Land
Moving Francisville Forward
Publications
Green Roof Garden
Big Four Mississippi Meander
Seeing the Plains: The Role of Water in Ordering the American Great Plains
Informal Creative Work
Michael Olszewski, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Horticulture
Green Roof Garden
Research Abstracts
Lolly Tai , Ph.D., RLA, FASLA Professor of Landscape Architecture
Designing Outdoor Environments for Children
Doctoring the Profession
Chasing the Computer Revolution
Thompson, William. “To the Last Drop: On Hilton Head, a Xeriscape Garden Demonstrates How to Conserve Water. But Is Its Message Being Heard?” Landscape Architecture, (May, 1996).
In October 2008, the American Society of Landscape Architects’ (ASLA) annual convention — with the theme Green Infrastructure: Linking Landscapes + Communities — brought about 7,000 landscape architects to the Philadelphia area.
Directly participating in the event, the Temple University Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture played host to a special Ambler Arboretum and John Collins Retrospective Tour, led by Pauline Hurley-Kurtz, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture, and Rob Kuper Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture.
“We had submitted a proposal for the tour to the Pennsylvania-Delaware Chapter of the ASLA and it was, in turn, approved by the national chapter last fall. We are very pleased with the interest in our tour,” said Professor Hurley-Kurtz. “(Professor Kuper) planned out the route and (Arboretum Director) Jenny Carey, (Horticulture Technician Supervisor) Grace Chapman, and I will provide tours of the gardens.”
