KEVIN CONGER, Principal
Mr. Conger is one of three founding partners of CMG Landscape Architecture, a San Francisco-based studio.  Mr. Conger serves as President and CEO of CMG, directing many of the firm’s projects and developing a role in the Bay Area design community.  His projects have included redevelopment plans for Treasure Island, Hunters Point, and Concord Naval Weapons Station as well as university and schools, parks, and urban infill residential development.  Mr. Conger has taught at Rhode Island School of Design, UC Berkeley, and the Boston Architectural College.  Prior to founding CMG, Mr. Conger worked with Hargreaves Associates on Crissy Field and the master plan of the Sydney 2000 Olympics; and with Martha Schwartz on unique projects including residential design, urban public plazas, and land remediation.

SELECTED PROJECTS
Treasure Island Redevelopment
Hunters Point Shipyard Redevelopment
Bay Meadows Redevelopment
Crack Garden
SF MoMA Rooftop Sculpture Garden

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
University of California, Berkeley
2001  Grading Design

Rhode Island School of Design
1996  Two Unrelated Projects Studio

Boston Architectural Center
1996  Elements of Design Studio

EDUCATION
Rhode Island School of Design
1994  Master of Landscape Architecture

California Polytechnic State University
1988  Bachelor of Science Landscape Architecture

AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS & COMPETITIONS
1994  ASLA Honor Award