Faculty
Professor
Anne
Vernez Moudon
Fritz
Wagner
Associate Professor
Richard Horner
Jeff Hou
Julie Johnson
Lynne Manzo
Iain Robertson
Nancy Rottle
Daniel Winterbottom
Assistant Professor
Thaisa Way
Lecturers
Gareth Loveridge
Luanne Smith
Nhon Truong
NANCY ROTTLE
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Associate Professor, Department of Landscape
Architecture
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture
Box 355734
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-5734
nrottle@u.washington.edu
206.543.7897 (Voice)
206.685.4486 (Fax)
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AWARDS, EXHIBITS & PUBLISHED DESIGN WORK
| Awards | |
|---|---|
| 2005 | Dean's Award for Faculty Development, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Washington. |
| 2004 | National Merit Award for Design, American Society of Landscape Architects, “Cedar River Watershed Education Center.” |
| 2004 | Varey Faculty Award, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Washington |
| 2003 | Honor Award for Design; Peoples’ Choice Award; American Society of Landscape Architects, Washington Chapter, “Cedar River Watershed Education Center.” |
| 2003 | Award of Merit for Historic Preservation Plan, American Planning Association/Planning Association of Washington, “Continuity and Change: A Study of Landscape Change, Cultural Landscape Integrity and Preservation Strategies for Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.” |
| 2003 | National Scenic Solutions Award, from Scenic America, for “Farmland Analysis, Case Studies and Preservation Recommendations at Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.” |
| 2003 | Scenic Solutions: Designs and Methods for America the Beautiful. Scenic Solutions Case Study: “Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.” Scenic America and the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. |
| 2002 | AIA Committee on the Environment, Project selected for Top Ten “What Makes It Green” Case Study: “Cedar River Watershed Education Center.” |
| 2002 | Cascadia Chapter US Green Building Council, Project selected as premier local project by EnvironDesign 6 Host Committee for EnvironDesign Conference: “Cedar River Watershed Education Center.” |
| 2000 | ASLA Merit Award in Communication, for TimePlaces Heritage Tour, Mountains to Sound Greenway, Washington. |
| 1983 | “Nature, City, Future”, IFLA First Place Student Design Competition, narrative and group design work published in Garten und Landschaft. |
| Published Design Work | |
| 2005 | "Cedar River Watershed Education Center," in Miller, Dave, Toward a New Regionalism; Environmental Architecture in the Pacific Northwest, Seattle: University of Washington Press. |
| 2004 | Cedar River Watershed Education Center, Case Study in Strom, Nathan and Woland, Site Engineering for Landscape Architects, 2004, Hoboken: Wiley and Sons. |
| Exhibits Curated | |
| 2006 | Open Space Seattle 2100: Designing Seattle's Green Network for the Next Century, at Seattle City Hall, and at University of Washington Odegaard Library |
| 2002 | Design Work of Richard Haag, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Washington |
| Awards for Studio Projects | |
| 2006 | National APA Student Award, Applied Project Category, for Studio Project, "Pioneering Palmer's Future: Strategies for Managing Growth." |
| 2005 | Washington ASLA Student Honor Award, for Studio Project, "Pioneering Palmer's Future: Strategies for Managing Growth." |
| 2005 | College of Architecture and Urban Planning Award for Class Project, "Pioneering Palmer's Future: Strategies for Managing Growth" |
| 2005 | Washington ASLA Student Merit Award for Studio Project, “Town and Country: Envisioning Burlington, Saving Skagit Farmland.” |
| 2004 | American Planning Association/Planning Association of Washington, Merit Award for Class Studio Project, “Town and Country: Envisioning Burlington, Saving Skagit Farmland.” |
| 2003 | Planning Association/Planning Association of Washington, Honor Award for Class Studio Project, American “Alternative Futures for Homer, Alaska.” |
| 1984 | IFLA International Student Competition, First Place for Team Project, Munich, Germany. |