TACTICAL REVITALIZATION PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN ALBANY NY

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Team Profile, Qualifications, and Experience Stoss Landscape Urbanism Minneapolis . MN . USA Minneapolis Riverfront Stoss Landscape Urbanism team lead, urbanism, landscape, planning Client Minneapolis Parks Foundations + Parks and Rec Board Budget N/A Size 2200 acres key personnel Chris Reed, design director Scott Bishop, project manager Jill Allen, planner The project re-imagines 5.5 miles of Mississippi Riverfront in Minneapolis, from the cultural riverfront in downtown north to the city limit. Stoss’s proposal is titled Streamlines; it’s about sheer, unfiltered experience of direct contact with the river and river life, in many ways and at multiple moments. And it’s about weaving these experiences back into the everyday city. Streamlines is also a project about working ecologies, ecological systems and dynamics put to work to clean, to re-constitute this working riverfront, and to guide a longerterm transformation of the city fabric. But it is not about a single green line along the river. Rather, this project is about multiple threads, multiple strands; it evokes the stories and lives of the people who live, work, and play by the river’s edge and have done so for centuries. It builds from the rich histories and evolving identities of the Mississippi River, the ecological, economic, social lifeblood of the city, and of the continent. And it puts in place a series of working and operational landscapes, green infrastructures, and landscape-based urban fabrics that will guide this transformation for the next generation of city-dwellers, just as the Grand Rounds did for 20th-century Minneapolis.
Section 3 Stoss Landscape Urbanism Chris Reed, Principal Stoss Landscape Urbanism . Boston . MA Chris Reed is the founding principal of Stoss. His innovative, hybridized approach to public space has been recognized internationally, and he has been invited to participate in competitions and installations in the United States, Canada, Europe, Israel, the Middle East, Taiwan, and China. Reed’s research interests include the impact of ecological sciences on design thinking, and city-making strategies informed by landscape systems and dynamics; he is co-editor of an upcoming volume of research and drawing titled Projective Ecologies. Reed received a Master in Landscape Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and an AB in Urban Studies from Harvard College. He is currently Adjunct Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. EDUCATION University of Pennsylvania Master of Landscape Architecture . 1995 Harvard College A.B. cum laude in Urban Studies . 1991 Columbia University New York / Paris Program . GSAPP . 1989-1990 REGISTRATION Registered Landscape Architect Arizona . Massachusetts . Ontario . Pennsylvania . Rhode Island . Wisconsin PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Stoss Landscape Urbanism Founding Principal . Boston . MA . USA . 2000-present Hargreaves Associates Senior Associate . Associate . Cambridge . MA . USA . 1995-2000 Stephen Stimson Associates Landscape Designer . Falmouth . MA . 1995 Burck Ryan Associates . Landscape Designer . Watertown . MA . USA . 1995 Wallace Roberts & Todd Intern . Philadelphia . PA . USA . 1994 Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates . Intern . Cambridge . MA . USA . 1991-1992 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Landscape Architects - Member The Forum for Urban Design - Fellow RECENT AWARDS Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award . Landscape Architecture category . 2012 Top Honor Award . CityDeck . Excellence on the Waterfront Awards . Waterfront Center . 2011 Topos Landscape Award . Topos International Review of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design . 2010 ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Harvard Graduate School of Design . Adjunct Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture . 2010-present Harvard Graduate School of Design . Design Critic in Landscape Architecture . 2003, 2005, 2008-2010 Harvard Graduate School of Design . Research Fellow . Center for Technology and Environment . 2003-2005 University of Pennsylvania . Adjunct Associate Professor . Department of Landscape Architecture . 2008-2009 University of Pennsylvania . Lecturer . Department of Landscape Architecture . 2000- 2008 University of Pennsylvania . Teaching Assistant . Department of Landscape Architecture . 1994- 1995 University of Toronto . Adjunct Faculty . Faculty of Architecture Landscape & Design . 2006 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee . Visiting Faculty . Department of Architecture . 2005-2006 Florida International University . Visiting Faculty . School of Architecture . 2004 University of Virginia . Lecturer . Department of Landscape Architecture . 2003 Rhode Island School of Design . Visiting Faculty . Department of Landscape Architecture . 2000, 2003 BOOKS + EDITED VOLUMES Projective Ecologies . ed. by Chris Reed and Nina-Marie Lister. ACTAR / Harvard Graduate School of Design . (Spring 2013) Stoss / The CityDeck . Sourcebooks in Landscape Architecture 7 . ed. by Jason Kentner . The Ohio State University Press . (2012) STOSSLU . Monograph by C3 Publishers / Korea . 2007 PUBLISHED WRITINGS (SELECT) “Mat Ecologies: Landscape Representations” . Representing Landscapes: A Visual Collection of Landscape Architectural Drawings . ed. Nadia Amoroso . Taylor & Francis / Routledge . March 2012 “Landscape Urbanism in Practice” . Topos 71: Landscape Urbanism . Callwey . July 2010 “The Ecological (and Urbanistic) Agency of Infrastructure” . Deconstruction / Construction: The Cheonggyecheon Restoration Project in Seoul . ed. Joan Busquets . Harvard Graduate School of Design . 2010 “The Agency of Ecology” . Ecological Urbanism . ed. Mohsen Mostafavi and Gareth Doherty . Lars Muller . 2010 “Underpinnings for an Arid Urbanism” . The Al Qattara Oasis in Al Ain . ed. Jorge Silvetti and Felipe Correa . Harvard Graduate School of Design . 2010
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