Faculty
Robert Buchanan
Richard Haag
Norman Johnston
Sally Schauman
David Streatfield
Robert Small
DAVID STREATFIELD
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Professor Emeritus, Landscape Architecture
348 Gould Hall
Box 355734
Seattle WA 98195-5734
buzzz@u.washington.edu
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PROJECTS
| 1994 - Present | Historian Consultant to Project Heritage-Seed and the Blue Heron Foundation of Vashon Island, Washington on the conservation and restoration of the garden created in the1920s by Kuni Mukai, an Issei woman. This project has recently been taken under the aegis of The Garden Conservancy of New York. Professor Streatfield is a member of the Selection Committee of this organization. | ||
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| 1987 - Present | Historian Consultant to Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation, on garden history, restoration and the interpretation of The Olmsted Brothers' design of the gardens at Rancho Los Alamitos, Long Beach, California. Professor Streatfield was a member of the team which developed a Landscape Master Plan for this historic property, which includes gardens designed by Paul Howard, The Olmsted Brothers, and Edward Howard and Alan Chickering between 1921 and 1936. | ||
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| 1996 - Present | Consultant to the Garden Conservancy on the management of the Chase Garden, Orting, Washington. This garden was created in the early 1960's by Ione Chase, assisted by her husband, Emmot. The design was strongly influenced by Japanese gardens, despite the fact that neither Ione nor Emmot has been to Japan. The garden has a large woodland area planted with many native wildflowers and plants and a large meadow planted with alpines. | ||
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