CAROL FELDMAN

LANDSCAPE DESIGN TECHNIQUE and LANDSCAPE DESIGN STYLE

In my landscape design practice, I primarily work with native Texas and well-adapted plant materials. These plant materials generally require less maintenance, are more disease resistant and can be quite drought tolerant because they are indigenous to the area. Native plant materials provide food and shelter for wildlife. These plant materials in combination with their placement in the landscape can create a garden for wildlife. Woods, prairies, riparian areas and other natural landscapes are the basis for many of my designs. The attention to the natural placement and diversity of plant material provide habitat for birds and other wildlife.

AWARDS

  • 10/98
    National Commendation Award for The Chisana-Gold Hill Landscape Report awarded by the American Society of Landscape Architects
  • 5/96
    Certificate of Honor awarded by the American Society of Landscape Architects
  • 10/95
    Richard B. Myrick Scholarship recipient.
  • 4/95
    Awarded membership to Sigma Lambda Alpha Honor Society of Landscape Architects
  • 4/94
    Certificate of Merit awarded by the American Society of Landscape Architects
  • 2/94
    Plano Garden Club Scholarship recipient
  • 7/93 & 5/92
    Construction Research Scholarship recipient, awarded by the Construction Research Center at the University of Texas at Arlington
  • 4/93
    Maurice Phillips Scholarship recipient, awarded by the Texas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects

  

MEMBERSHIPS

  • 1990-2000
    Member Native Plant Society of Texas
  • 1998-2002
    American Society of Landscape Architects
  • 1988-2002
    The National Arbor Day Foundation
  • 1998-2002
    Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
  • 2002
    Society for Ecological Restoration

FORMAL EDUCATION

  • 1998
    Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Texas at Arlington
  • 1993
    International studies - Wageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands
  • 1978
    Bachelor of Science, Home Economics, The University of Nebraska

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