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Landscapes & Labyrinths
These are published Landscape and Labyrinth projects we have worked on, in reverse chronological order from most recent to earliest. Click on the photo to visit the Project Page.
OLD SPANISH TRAIL NATIONAL REGISTER NOMINATIONCo-Project Manager for field and historic research in 6 states (CA, UT, NV, AZ, NM, & CO) to prepare 6 nominations of the Old Spanish National Historical Trail for the National Register of Historic Places. Responsibilites included: project management, coordination with 6 SHPOs and over 100 volunteers/consultants/THPOs, fieldwork, photography and editing of final documents. Research was compiled by Chupadero Archaeological Resources. |
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RIVERS AND BIRDS LABYRINTH, TAOS, NMThis project was completed as a gift for a local organization which we felt was worthy of our support. We took the Rivers and Birds logo and turned it into a labyrinth! We believe in their mission of "providing experiential education adventures; that celebrate the interconnection of all life and inspire individuals as leaders for Earth stewardship and peace." We can't imagine a truer correlation between an organization's mission and the workings of a labyrinth! |
GENTLE SPIRIT HORSE LABYRINTH, FOREST, VAOriginal football field-sized irregular labyrinth of horse design for use by children with learning/emotional difficulties to use while riding or walking a horse. The largest known irregular/non-symmetrical labyrinth in the world - more than 300’ wide - installed in mowed grass. The labyrinth was commissioned by two Unitarian Minsters and installed on private property in Virginia. |
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SACRED CIRCLE, FOREST, VAArchinia was asked to design and assist in construction of a sacred circle on a historic horse property. This sacred space was oriented to the cardinal and intercardinal directions, designed with complete resonance to the neighboring hills and mountains, and them implemented with a 13-point lunar star hidden in the circle of standing stones. |
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VETERAN'S LABYRINTH, MDOriginal labyrinth design for a Veteran's Memorial, using engraved basalt stones as well as water and hardscape features. |
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VETERAN'S PARK, EDWARDS, COManaged completion of design documents and redesign for this pro-bono project (for a local veteran's organization) for award-winning Vail design firm Shepherd Resources. |
VETERAN'S LABYRINTH, EDWARDS, COCo-design with landscape firm in Vail, Colorado for Veteran's Memorial Park landscape and labyrinth. The spiral labyrinth is fully accessible by visitors who might be in wheelchairs, blind, and/or deaf. |
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SPA RENOVATION, BEAVER CREEK, CODesign and Project Management of a backyard spa, includes modified access to hot tub, additional lighting, and subtle space to store the hot tub cover in a natural bench designed for seating and serving food. Project completed while working for Shepherd Resources. |
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SPA RENOVATION, VAIL, CODesign and Project Management of a backyard spa renovation includes elevated sitting area, fire pit, and modified access to a hot tub. Project completed while working for Shepherd Resources. |
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VERNACULAR PRESERVE, MTExtensive research project to determine vernacular design criteria of the home-crafted architecture in Montana's vast wilderness. I was principal investigator and assimilated the information for schematic design in InDesign while working for Shepherd Resources.
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BOTANICAL GARDENS LABYRINTH, CHEYENNE, WYDesign of an original handicap accessible labyrinth for the botanic gardens in Cheyenne, Wyoming. This design was integrated with modern needs (accessibility), the lake, the current layout of the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, and an existing dual-tree entryway and was landscaped with medicine plants from the tribes of the four directions indicated in the final competition-winning design. |
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TREE & TRAIL SURVEY, MADRE DE DIOS, PERUGPS inventory of existing trails and harvestable nut trees for a sacred arts center in Peru, begun with standard GPS and imported into Google Earth. |

Landscapes & Labyrinths