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Council of Fellows, American Society of Landscape Architects
On November 1, 2011 Terry DeWan was inducted as a Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects at the ASLA Annual Meeting in San Diego. This is the first time that a landscape architect in Maine has been elevated to the Council of Fellows. Terry was nominated in the Service Category in recognition of his work over the past several decades on the Maine State Board for Licensure of Architects, Landscape Architects, and Interior Designers; the Landscape Architects Accreditation Board; the Council of Landscape Architecture Registration Boards and many other service and educational activities. Elevation to the ASLA Council of Fellows is among the highest honors a landscape architect may receive. The designation of Fellow is conferred upon individuals in recognition of exceptional accomplishments over a sustained period of time.
The Cliffside Site at the Arboretum at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth.
TJD&A teamed with Bruce John Riddell Landscape Architect from Boothbay to design the landscape plan for the first phase of the arboretum. Mitchell & Associates developed the initial concept for the arboretum. The Cliffside site is a one+ acre waterfront site that will showcase sustainable native plantings.
October 21, 2011. The Arboretum takes shape. Sentry
October 14, 2011. Vistas are cleared at The Arboretum. Portland Press Herald
August 9, 2011. The Arboretum Taking Root. Portland Press Herald
August 4, 2011. Portland, Maine's Channel 8 News Update on the on-going transformation of Fort Williams' Arboretum site. Channel 8 News Video
August 2 , 2011. A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place at Fort Williams Park for the first of fifteen arboretum sites. Town of Cape Elizabeth News Archive
Moonlit New Gloucester Hike Sheds Light on Land Preservation
February 23, 2011
Moonlit hike beginning at the DeWan farm in New Gloucester furthers efforts being made by Royal River Conservation Trust. Portland Press Herald
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Groundbreaking Ceremony
December 16, 2011. Bigelow Laboratory’s completion of its new Center for Blue Biotechnology. Bangor Daily News
September 7 , 2010. Groundbreaking took place on BLOS's 60-acre waterfront site in East Boothbay to celebrate construction on their 25,600-square-foot Center for Blue Biotechnology. TJD&A has been working with the Bigelow Labs since 2000 on the Master Plan and Site Design for their campus. Portland Press Herald
Bayside Trail in Portland Officially Opened
August 19, 2010
The first phase of Portland's new Bayside Trail, designed by TJD&A and Woodard & Curran, was formally opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony, 14 months after the groundbreaking. Portland Press Herald
Awards
TJD&A’s work and service to the profession has been recognized with many state, regional and national awards.
American Society of Landscape Architects
- Council of Fellows, ASLA
- Merit Award, Los Angeles River Greenway , Landscape Architecture Foundation, Client: Trust for Public Land
- Merit Award, Chattahoochee Riverway , Landscape Architecture Foundation. Sponsor: Atlanta Urban Resources Partnership
Boston Society of Landscape Architects
- Central Gardens Master Plan, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay, Maine. BSLA Merit Award for Landscape Analysis and Planning - Park Planning. 2006.
- "From the River to the Bay", A Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan for Brunswick, Maine. BSLA Merit Award for Planning. 2003.
- Terry received the 2002 Professional Excellence Award from the BSLA. The award is presented annually to an individual who demonstrates unwavering commitment to the goals and ideals of the BSLA through leadership, education and participation in the careful stewardship, wise planning, and artful design of the cultural and natural resources.
Colorado Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects
- Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Central Gardens Master Plan, Boothbay, Maine, 2006 Presidents Award of Excellence for Planning and Urban Design. With EDAW (now AECOM).
Northern New England Chapter of the American Planning Association
- Kancamagus Scenic Byway, Preliminary Facilities and Interpretive Media Plan, White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire, Outstanding Project of the Year.
- Knightville-Mill Creek Vision Plan, South Portland, Maine,
Outstanding Project of the Year.
Maine Association of Planners
- Scenic Assessment Handbook, "The Value of a Great View"
- Two Echo Co-housing, Brunswick, Maine
- Livability Guide to the Great American Neighborhood, Maine State Planning Office
- Eastern Prom Trail Corridor Concept Plan, Portland, Maine
- Route One Plan, Falmouth, Maine
- Spring Point Shoreway, South Portland, Maine
- Scenic Inventory of Penobscot Bay: Critical Areas Program, Maine State Planning Office
- Maine Street Revitalization Plan, Brunswick, Maine
- Portland Shoreway Access Plan, Portland, Maine
- Portland Waterfront Walk, Portland, Maine
- Re-Use Plan for Regional Waste System's Balefill Facility, Scarborough, Maine.
Vermont Planners Association
- Transit Oriented Design Guidelines for Chittenden County. With Wilbur Smith Associates.
Project of the Year Award.
National Association for Interpretation
- Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Sandy Point, New Hampshire, Interrpetive Media Award.
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