Gina Crandell

Gina Crandell’s books have focused on the intersection of natural processes and  cultural geometries, beginning with Nature Pictorialized: The View in Landscape History,  1993, and Tree Gardens: Architecture and the Forest, 2013. Crandell is formerly a  professor of landscape architecture, most recently in the School of Architecture at  Northeastern University in Boston. In 2014 she was the Trott Distinguished Professor at  the Knowlton School of Ohio State University and in 2007 the Farrand Visiting Professor  at the University of California, Berkeley, after teaching for many years at the Harvard  University Graduate School of Design, the Rhode Island School of Design, and Iowa  State University. Crandell received the Bradford Williams Medal and more recently the  Award of Excellence from the American Society of Landscape Architects, 2006, with Peter Walker and Partners, as senior  editor of Land Forum: The International Review of Landscape Architecture, Garden Art,  Environmental Planning and Urban Design.