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David Raphael, B.A., M .L.A. I Principal/Landscape Architect & Planner David Raphael founded LandWorks in 1986 after ten years of professional work as a Landscape Architect and Planner for the public and private sector. He is a graduate, with honors, of Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, where he studied Enghsh, ecology and graphic design. He attended Harvard Universi:y Graduate School of Design with a Crocker Scholarship and graduated with a Masters in Landscape Architecture. He also attended the Dartmouth Coege Outward Bound orogram. Mr. Raphael has been an Associate Professor in the Graduate Program in Urban and Environmental Policy at Tufts University, on the faculty of Middlebury College, and is currently a Lecturer in the University of Vermont Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, where he has been teaching courses in aesthetics, environmental design, and landscape architecture since 1982. Additionally, David has been Chairman of his local Planning Commission and Development Review Board for 25 years and was a found ing member of the .Middiebury Design Advisory Committee. Mr. Raphael is also a member of the Vermont Urban and Community Forestry Council and the American Society of Landscape Architects. EDUCATION M.L.A., Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 1977 Cambridge, Massachusetts B.A. in English, Tufts University, Cum Laude, Minor in Ecology, 1972 Med ford, Massachusetts School of the Museum of Fine Arts. 1971. Boston, Massachusetts Diploma. Dartmouth College Outward Bound Program, 1970, Hanover; New Hampshire EMPLOYMENT HISTORY, PROFESSIONAL SKILLS, AND DUTIES 1986-present: Land Works, Middlebury, Vermont; Founded the firm and has been Principal 1984 - 1980 - 1976 - 1985: 1979: 1982: Landscape Architect & Planner for most of the company’s projects. Alexander, Truex, deoroot, Architects, Burlington, Vermont; Consultant and staff Landscape Architect/Planner Kiley-Waiker; Charlotte. Vermont; Associate Landscape Architect Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management, Planner/Landscape Architect TEACHING/ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS :982-present: Lecturei Rubenstein Schcol of Environment & Natura’ Resources, University of Vermont 1992-1994: Visiting instructor, Middlebury College, Middiebury, VT 1991-1993: Adjunct Faculty Member, Vermont Technical College 1988- 1989: Director; “Design Vermont” project of the Vermont Council on the Arts and the
Governor’s Institute on the Arts, funded by the National Endowment of the Arts & held at Castleton State College, July 1989 1983: Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, University of Arkansas 1932-984: Adjunct Associate Professor, Graduate Program in Urban and Environmental Policy, Tufts University PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS MEMBERSHIPS • Registered Landscape Architect - State of Rhode Island • Passed Uniform National Examination: eligible for registration in other states • Registered with the Professional Ski Instructors of America • Member, American Society of Landscape Architects • Member, American Planning Association • Member, Society of Environmental Graphic Designers • Member, Board of Trustees. Lake Champlain Land Trust • Member, Board of Directors, Vermont State Craft Center at Frog Hollow • Cr 1airman, Town of Panton Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Adjustment 1985 - 2005 • Delegate, Addison County Regional Planning Commission • Member, Agency of Natural Resources, Design Issues Study Committee • Member, Town of Middlebury, resign Advisory Committee • Member, Vermont Natural Resources Council PARTIAL LISTING OF RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS “BGOC (Big Graphics on Campus) Signs and environmental graphics that impact collegiate environments” Signs of the Times, Oct. 2003 ‘A New Vision for Vermont.’ Landscape Archi:ee:ure Magazine, December 1999 Special Correspondent, Burlington Free Press, Burlington, Vermont, :994 to 1998 Brave New Vermont,” Vermont Magazine, June 1995. Contributor. Sign Management: Aesthetics, Economics, Environment - The Vermont Experience, 1992
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