KATHERINE STANGLE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

Katherine Stangle provides a diversified background of experience in innovative Landscape Architecture. Her design philosophy concentrates
on aesthetic solutions derived from site specific social and ecological
patterns. As a strong proponent of client participation within the design process, Ms. Stangle strives to provide landscapes that are innovative
in their solutions as well as responsive to specific client needs. Her
designs emphasize the need to provide experiential landscape spaces
that can engage minds and senses alike.

Ms. Stangle's design awards include an A.I.A. Award of Merit and
a California Council Design Award for Excellence for a series of
small contemplative landscapes designed for Stepping Stone a drug
and alcohol rehabilitation facility located in San Diego California.
She was also presented with an A.I.A Merit Award for the
11th Avenue Housing Project in Escondido, California.

AWARDS

11th Avenue
Low Income Housing
Escondido California
2000 A.I.A. Award
The American Institute of Architects California Council

Stepping Stone Residential Recovery Facility
San Diego, California
2001 San Diego A.I.A. Design Award
1998 Design Award for Excellence
California Council Society of American Registered Architects

Children's Park
San Diego California
1996 Orchid Award

INSTALLATIONS/LECTURES

FORMA: Origin—Women in Architecture
Cova Gallery
June 2002

Rock, Paper, Scissors
"An Exhibition of Architectural Art"
Flux Gallery
January 2001

The Library Landscape
Museum of Contemporary Art Downtown
Winter of 1997
Museum installation of projected photographic images that explored the relationship between landscape and memory.

"The Idea of Landscape"
New School of Architecture
Fall Quarter 1992

EDUCATION / REGISTRATION

California Polytechnic University
Pomona, California
Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture, l982

R.L. A.
State of California # 2794