Events | 2000 Oregon ASLA Awards

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Awards Jury
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Patrick Caughey
The current national vice president for ASLA responsible for information and profession practice. Mr. Caughey received his Bachelor of Science degree (honors cum-laude) in Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture from Arizona State University. He is Principal and President of Wimmer Yamada and Caughey - Landscape Architects and Environmental Planners, in San Diego, California.

Barbara Swift
Focused her 20-year career on the design of public landscapes, urban and rural. Her work ranges from the award-winning Seattle Center House Plaza, the new Civic Center for Seattle, and the Holly Park Redevelopment Project to Woodland Park Temperate Forest, the University of Washington Fisheries Research Building Courtyard and the Discovery Park Habitat Improvement Project. As past Chair of the Seattle Design Commission and the Seattle Arts Commission, Barbara has made a personal commitment to the vitality and vigor of life in Seattle.

Mary Nolan
Served as Director of Environmental Services, City of Portland from 1992-93, and organized and led the coalition of local industry leaders, neighborhood representatives and environmentalists that created Portland's Clean Rivers Program. She launched Portland's residential curbside recycling program. She is also President of Avrotec, Inc, a high-tech enterprise to introduce new technologies for airplane safety which won a prestigious NASA award for innovation in 1998.

James Pettinari
Professor of Architecture and Director of the University of Oregon's Urban Architecture Program in Portland. He is also a Senior Research Fellow in the College of Architecture at the University of Minnesota and a founding member of Kaprisin/Pettenari Design Architects and Planners in Seattle.

David Goodyke
A Michigan native, David moved to Oregon in 1991 to attend the University of Oregon, where he graduated with a degree in Fine Arts. He is currently in his second year of the graduate program for Landscape Architecture. He was elected graduate co-chair for the student chapter of ASLA, which has given him the opportunity to participate as a juror.

Gill Williams
Served as the Jury Committee Chairperson, he is also Principal of the firm Atlas Landscape Architecture. Gill is currently the Oregon Chapter Trustee and past Chapter President.