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We are responsible for landscape design including hardscape, grading, planting, irrigation and water features; research, studies, illustrations, imagery boards and colored renderings; and the integration of architecture, structural elements, lighting, graphics and utilities for the area development of an individual facility/attraction, land, or theme park project.
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Relevant degree in urban design, urban planning, landscape architecture, and/or architecture. 10+ years of experience in urban planning, urban design, architecture and/or landscape architecture related to the delivery of walkable urbanism.
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Overview Kimley-Horn is looking for Landscape Architecture students to join our Raleigh, NC, office! Contribute to the site planning, urban and landscape design, and graphic and technical production.
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Overview Kimley-Horn is looking for Landscape Architecture graduates to join our Sarasota, Florida (FL) office! Qualifications A Degree in Landscape Architecture (Bachelors or Masters) by Summer 2025.
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This could include a bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, or work in urban planning, landscape architecture, urban design, engineering, public health, or a related field. About Toole DesignToole Design is the leading engineering, planning, and landscape architecture firm specializing in multimodal transportation.
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We are seeking a Landscape Architect / Designer professional who is passionate about urban design, site planning, and landscape architecture to join the office in Naples, FL.
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A bachelors or masters degree from an accredited university with a degree in Landscape Architecture, Urban Design or closely related field. The primary responsibilities for the Landscape Designer include design/graphic production and technical document creation for deliverables related to the planning and landscape architecture service.
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While working in close alignment with the Project Manager, completes site analysis, landscape architecture design and renderings, and coordinates the site layout and details, including grading, hardscape, water feature, and planting design.
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Knowledgeable in planning, urban design, and landscape architecture. Bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture. An award winning, established multi-disciplinary firm is looking for a Landscape Architect for their growing team.
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The Department seeks two colleagues with diverse skills, knowledge, and experiences who will advance the landscape architecture discipline, promote critical and creative design approaches, and integrate social, technical, and biophysical processes in the design of resilient landscapes with spatial experiences that inspire and delight.
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Skilled in the use of AutoCAD, Adobe PhotoShop, Bluebeam, and similar landscape architecture and design software. - Civil Engineering - Land, Aerial, and Hydrographic Surveying - Land Use Planning - Landscape Architecture - Forestry/Forest Engineering - Arboriculture - Natural Resources - Water Resources - Construction Support Services - GIS Culture AKS is recognized annually as one of the Top Workplaces in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
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Minimum of a Bachelor's or advanced degree in architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, architectural engineering, or a related field. Professional experience in architecture, landscape architecture and/or urban planning and/or pertinent engineering disciplines.
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Bachelor's or master's degree in urban planning, landscape architecture, urban design, or a related field; AICP preferred. Toole Design is the leading planning, engineering, and landscape architecture firm specializing in multimodal transportation.
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A minimum of 5 or more years of professional land planning / Landscape Architecture experience with a diverse and dynamic portfolio. We have partnered with an engineering design and consulting firm in the Charlotte, NC area to provide them with a Landscape Architect.
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Assist in the development of conceptual, design development and construction-level plans for urban design and landscape architecture (layout plans, planting plans, grading plans and construction details) using CAD software.
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