Wendy Graham, Landscape Architect at the City of Montreal, is a regular contributor to L/P magazine and other worthy causes. Landscape, Montréal, History, Words, Images, People, and Art are amongst the many subjects she enjoys and holds dear.
wgraham@ville.montreal.qc.ca
Judy Lord, Editor in Chief, is a widely published writer and editor who began writing as a means of exploring the world. Over two decades, she has indeed explored nature, the environment and the lives of others, and in the process, put together award-winning magazines, articles and short films.
judylord@sympatico.ca
André and Anke Guérin, founded Eurotranlsation, a multilingual translation firm, in 1988. They have translated and proofreading every issue of Lansdcapes/Paysages since the fall of 1999. www.eurotranslation.ca
service@eurotranslation.ca
Since 1998, Linda Irvine has been Manager, Parks and Open Space Development for the Town of Markham, responsible for all new park development and for selected urban design projects for the municipality. She is past-president of the OALA and president elect of the CSLA.
lirvine@markham.ca
Louise Desrochers, who hails from Montreal, holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the University of Montreal (1981). Ever since she stopped practicing landscape architecture in 1996 and moved to Estrie, she’s been expressing her artistic talent and working for landscape associations like the AAPQ (Web site, newsletter and administration). www.axion.ca
l.desrochers@axion.ca l.desrochers@aapq.org
Jean Landry has been a landscape architect in Montreal for more than 25 years. “Colours of varying intensities, highlighted by the shapes and rhythms that make up the world in which we live, never cease to amaze me.” Photography has evolved from documenting to artistically exploring our surroundings without losing sight of reality.
landryjean@videotron.ca
When Cornelia Hahn Oberlander was presented with the Order of Canada, the Governor General called her “Canada’s premier landscape architect” who “is known for integrating her designs in the overall architectural project with the natural environment, yet always adding a unique new vision and dimension.” Over 40 years, she has worked with internationally acclaimed architects such as Arthur Erickson and Moshe Safdie and public agencies in Canada and the U.S.A.
coberlan@pop.interchange.ubc.ca
Elisabeth Whitelaw is a landscape architect interested in environmentally responsible urban design, including green roofs. She has worked with Cornelia Hahn Oberlander for twenty years and also has a small practice of her own, primarily in residential design. She represents the BCSLA on the First Shaughnessy Design Panel at City Hall.
coberlan@pop.interchange.ubc.ca
Alexander Reford is the director of the Reford Gardens and co-founder of the International Garden Festival. He is the author of articles and books on the gardens of Quebec and has written extensively about his great grandmother’s gardens in several publications including Reford Gardens Elsie’s Paradise and Treasures of the Reford Gardens - Elsie's Floral Legacy.
jardins@jardinsmetis.com
Jyhling Lee and Paul Koopman of Lee-Koopman Projects both hold Master's Degrees in Architecture and have a multidisciplinary background in art, architecture, graphic design and teaching. Together they have lived and worked in Rome, Toronto, New York and London, England. They are currently developing an affordable housing complex and designing public spaces in Saskatoon
www.lee-koopman-projects.ca
Daniel Lauzon earned his bachelor’s degree at the University of Montreal in 1982. He’s been working for the City of Montreal since 1989 and is the recipient of numerous CSLA awards. Daniel has built an eclectic practice: tree plans, master plans for major parks, green roofs and public art.
dlauzon@ville.montreal.qc.ca
Hanita Koblents is a landscape architect and planner with the Halifax Regional Municipality. She is a member of the CSLA Editorial Board and serves as Book Review Editor for L/P.
koblenh@halifax.ca hanitak@eastlink.ca
Professor Alan Tate spent more than twenty years managing landscape consultancies specializing in urban park planning and design in Hong Kong and London before moving to Canada in 1998. His critically acclaimed book Great City Parks (Spon Press 2001) earned a Landscape Institute Award for Research in 2006.
tatea@cc.umanitoba.ca
Dr. Bob, AKA landscape architect Robert Desjardins, gives advice for a price! The twenty odd years he has devoted to 'psychoanalyzing' Old Montreal has helped rejuvenate and give new hope to many abused and wayward (misused) sites.
John E. Zvonar, who is with the federal Heritage Conservation Directorate, has a Master's Degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Manitoba. His true vocation is the protection of nationally-significant cultural landscapes for the federal government, whether for Parks Canada, the Parliamentary Precinct Directorate, or Veterans Affairs Canada.
zvonar@magma.ca john.zvonar@pwgsc.gc.ca
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