JAMIE PHILLIPS, Associate
Ms. Phillips is a California licensed landscape architect with nine years of experience on complex and large scale projects. Previous experience at the Auburn Rural Studio enables her to contribute to the design, construction, and community involvement of CMG’s innovative design projects. Ms. Phillips’ knowledge of stormwater systems was gained while designing and building at the Rural Studio. She has demonstrated this specific interest through the design of many large scale stormwater treatment projects that interconnect public open space, habitat and natural systems. She is the author of the Water Quality Chapter in the John Wiley and Sons book, The Green Infrastructure Guide: Sustainable Engineering.
SELECTED PROJECTS
Marin Country Day School
California Academy of Sciences - East & West Gardens
Hunters Point Shipyard Redevelopment
Treasure Island Redevelopment
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Harvard University, Graduate School of Design
2001 Career Discovery Program, Landscape Studio Instructor
Michael Van Valkenburgh Rural Life Studio
2000 Teaching Assistant
Harvard College of Arts and Sciences
1999-2001 Sculpture Studio, Teaching Assistant
EDUCATION
Harvard University, Graduate School of Design
2001 Master of Landscape Architecture, Post Professional Degree
Auburn University, College of Architecture, Design and Construction
1998 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Professional Degree
Graduated Magna Cum Laude, University Honors Scholar
AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS & PUBLICATIONS
2009 Water Quality Chapter in Fundamental of Integrated Design for Sustainable Building edited by Marian Keeler
2006-2008 ASLA Northern California Chapter: Executive Committee Director
2005 Urban Land. Urban Rivers Reborn by Nancy Fleming
2005 International Award: Liveable Communities Gold Award, for Environmentally Sustainable Projects, Hawana, Guangdong Province, China
2005 Rural Studio: Proceed and Be Bold by Andrea Oppenheimer Dean and Timothy Hursley
2002 Rural Studio: Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency by Andrea Oppenheimer Dean
2000 Architecture. The Supershed: Not Your Typical Dorm by Vernon Mays
2000 Detroit Riverfront Studio Publication, Winner of BSLA Master Planning Award