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Curriculum Vita Robert Reid Hewitt
Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture
Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture
Clemson University,
139 Lee Hall
Box 30451
Clemson SC 29634-0511
(864) 656-6698
Curriculum Vita Summary Robert Hewitt, ASLA, is an Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at Clemson University. He is currently the lead landscape architecture faculty with the School of Architecture’s professional graduate program in health care design. He teaches urban design, interdisciplinary design, community design, site design, planning and architecture special studies and seminars, as well as design implementation. He is the Professor of Record for the College of Architecture Arts and the Humanities’ Rome Program. He is a principal in HewittNassar Studio working on a wide range of projects in the United States and Egypt. His professional experience includes work with Peter Walker and Partners in Berkeley on a range of international and national projects, and with Gary Strang and Michael Roche in San Francisco. He is a registered landscape architect in California and South Carolina. His research interests include the influence of medicine on environmental design, sustainability and health, and international education in landscape architecture. His has authored more than 25 peer reviewed articles and co-chaired three international conferences during the last ten years; and his work has been cited or reviewed in more than 60 national and international publications. During this time he has been investigator or co-investigator for more than $200,000 of funded grants. He has authored two conference proceedings and is currently editing a collection of essays for Clemson University Press titled Landscape Imprints. Awards Professor Hewitt is the recipient of more than 25 awards for professional practice, teaching, research and service. He has received awards from the College of Arts and Architecture at Penn State for the best peer-reviewed article of the year; from Clemson University for faculty excellence; from the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture in recognition of excellence in teaching, research and service; from the Governor of Luxor Egypt and from Ain Shams University, Cairo for his work on the redesign of Luxor and the Avenue of the Sphinxes; an Award of Excellence from the American Society of Landscape Architects and an Award of Honorable Mention from Landscape Architecture Magazine for the exhibition “Waterworks;” an Award of Merit from the American Society of Landscape Architects for the study of landscape architecture; and the Thomas Church Prize, from Department of Landscape Architecture, University of California, Berkeley. He has most recently been awarded a North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia Tri-State ASLA award for his work on the Luxor, Egypt Master Plan, and was a finalist for the Rome Prize in Landscape Architecture 2008. Health, Environment, Representation and Interpretation His research and scholarly activities concerning the influence of medical thought on environmental design have centered on the historical aspects of that influence, and the design of contemporary healthy environments that integrate medical geography and cultural interpretation. Published peer-reviewed and cited work examining the influence of medical thought on F L Olmsted design has appeared in the journals: The Bulletin of the History of Medicine, The Bulletin of Anesthesia History, and Psychiatry on Line Italia. Research addressing the influence of international medical thought on 19th-century cities and parks has been published in the peer-reviewed journals Landscape Review, and CELA Selected Papers 2005, and 2010. Examples of research regarding the influences of medical thought on contemporary environments related to cultural interpretation and landscape epidemiology have also been published in CELA Select Papers 2005 and Landscape Review. A collaborative project suggesting that the incorporation of landscape images from dreams is useful from the standpoint of evolutionary biology for the creation of more healthy and sustainable environments was published in Landscape Forum His creative and professional activity concerning health and design include continuing national and international consultation on healthcare facility design, including: the application therapeutic design principles for resort design in Vallkenburg, Holland and Shanghai, China: for healthcare facilities at Greenville Hospital’s Alzhiemer’s Facility, Spartanberg Hospital’s Health Care Village, and for the Medical University of South Carolina campus; the application of therapeutic design principles that incorporate non-Western medical approaches to health care design was employed at the Sharm al Sheik Neurological Center in Egypt. Creative and professional activity that blends sustainability, health and the environment includes: sustainable and healthy neighborhood design proposals for the City of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; sustainable and healthy community design proposals for Lake Conestee and Simpsonville, South Carolina; and Clemson University’s “Green” Community Health Care Center. His work concerning landscape representation and interpretation, expressed through in four exhibitions, the San Francisco Garden Show “Waterworks,” San Francisco Arts Commission, Exploration City Site: “Civic Center Viewing Chamber,” The Public Art Fund, New York, Gardens in the City Series,” and “Climate Change Garden” at the Late Show Garden Exposition in Sonoma. “Steam Temple.” “Waterworks” explored sustainable design expression related to the interconnection of natural systems and urban infrastructure. “Steam Temple” addressed these same issues related to the establishment of a new infrastructure park within the Allen Street Mall in Lower Manhattan as part of a project sponsored by New York’s Public Art Fund. “Civic Center Viewing Chamber,” examines cultural perceptions and representations of the landscape using historic viewing devices to reconsider the environmental setting of San Francisco’s Beaux-Arts Civic Center. Landscape Architecture International Education His research and scholarship related to landscape architecture international education has examined international education at CELA participating universities, internationalization and multiculturalism. He recently published comprehensive studies of landscape architecture international education in Landscape Journal and in Landscape Review. His work concerning international education extends to teaching and service activities, and to recent publications concerning international landscape architecture design and globalization. (Critiques of Built Works of Landscape Architecture and in CELA Published Papers 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010). Related to his research and scholarship, he has been active in grant writing, participating in grant development, as a co-investigator, and advisor; and has been particularly active in the development of international projects, including projects in Luxor, Egypt. Teaching and Service While he has assumed a wide range of teaching and service activities, including:
His teaching and service activities have broadly focused on international education and interdisciplinary collaboration. He has co-organized conferences and workshops with La Sapienza and Roma Tre Universities in Rome. He has been an invited participant in four national and international panels on international education, and is currently working on the internationalization of Clemson’s landscape architecture program, having acted as an analyst for the department concerning its role in the College’s Genoa program, its Barcelona program, Istanbul program, and its St Petersburg program. He has co-developed an exchange program between Clemson University and Ains Shams University, Cairo, and is currently developing a semester study abroad program for landscape architecture in Rome, Italy. CREDENTIALS AND EXPERIENCE Education 1996 MLA, University of California, Berkeley 1996 MCP, University of California, Berkeley 1993 BSLA. University of California, Davis 1979-80 McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific-Graduate Study of Law 1978 BA German with concentrations in Spanish and French, University of California, Davis Professional Activity 2009 Founding Principal and CEO HewittNassar Studio Projects Consultancy 2011 Swan Lake International Ecological Wetland City, w/ Cheng Landscape Architecture 2011 Atlanta BeltLine, Select Development Plans for the Atlanta Development Authority 2011-12 Esna, Egypt, Urban Design Master Plan, 2011 2010-11 Al Fustat District, Cairo, Egypt: Urban Design Masterplan, 2010 2009-10 Sonoma, CA: Global Change Garden, Late Show Garden Exhibition 2008-09 Luxor, Egypt: Temple District Urban Design Masterplan, 2009 Pacolet/Milliken Enterprises, Initial meeting for Milliken property development, 2009 Saqqara Grand Boulevard and Metro Terminal, Cairo Egypt w Cube Architecture – 2009 Al Azbakeya National Theatre and Urban Park, Cairo Egypt w/Cube Architecture – 2009 Rashid/Rosetta, Egypt: Urban Design Masterplan w/Ain-Shams University – 2009 2007 -2008 Luxor, Egypt: Temple District Urban Design Masterplan w/Archplan – 2008 Clemson University Restoration Institute Campus Masterplan – charette, 2008 Cairo, Egypt: Giza Plateau Master Plan w/Ain-Shams University – 2008 2006 -2007 Luxor, Egypt: Temple District Urban Design Masterplan - 2008 Nanjin, China: Community Design w/Chen Landscape Architecture –2007 Inquiry in Motion, Clemson/ICAR Education Center, concept proposal, 2007 2005 -2006 An Ting New Town Resort Hotel, Shanghai, China w/Chen Landscape Architecture – 2006 Tian Jin Urban Park w/Chen Landscape Architecture – 2006 Roger Huntington Skilled Nursing Facility – 2006 2004 -2005 Spartanberg Hospital - 2005 Lake Conestee Park and Community Plan – 2005 Simpsonville Healthy Community Plan – 2005 2003 -2004 Rock Hill Sustainable Village Community Plan – 2004 Palo Alto Medical Foundation, San Carlos Center w/Meyer and Silverberg – 2004 Sullivan Center “Green” Community Health Care Clinic, Clemson, South Carolina – 2004 M J Kelly Residence, Sacramento, California –2003 W R Barry Residence, Sacramento, California –2003 G Gage Residence, Sacramento, California –2003
2002 -2003 Presidio Historic Landscape Study, San Francisco, California w/Center for Landscape History, Penn State University 2001-2002 Parco Litorale Romano, Ostia Lido, Italy, Tiber River Delta Park including Ostia Antica and Ostia Lido 1999-2002 Pittsburgh Healthy City Project, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Healthy Neighborhood Plans
1995 /1996 Peter Walker, William Johnson and Partners, RLA Ayala Triangle, Philippine Stock Exchange, Manila Bangkok International Airport Frank Lloyd Wright, Hollyhock House, Los Angeles, California Triangle Plaza, St. Louis, Missouri Millennium Olympic Parklands, Sydney, Australia, University of Washington Commons, Seattle, Washington Chyron Corporate Campus, Emeryville, California – built project Sony Center Berlin, Berlin, Germany – built project McConnell Foundation, Redding, California (ASLA Honor Award) built project Pixar Studios Campus, Emeryville, California – built project
1991-1995 Botanical Garden University of California, Berkeley, Design Development, Healing Sites, Information Nodes and Kiosks, 1995 Botanical Garden University of California, Berkeley, Post Occupancy Evaluation, Path and Kiosk Study, 1995 Strang, Gary, Michael Roche & Robert Hewitt, Allen Street Mall Project, New York City, 1994 University of California at Davis Arboretum, 1993 Strang, Gary, Michael Roche, Ron Lutzko & Robert Hewitt, CCAC Beale Street Onramp Project, San Francisco, 1993 Strang, Gary, Michael Roche & Robert Hewitt, Waterworks Project, San Francisco, 1992 Union Baseball Stadium, Sacramento Community College, 1991 1978-93 Robert Hewitt Co. Design-Build Private residences, commercial landscapes, multi-family and residential subdivisions
ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS 2011 TriState ASLA Award of Excellence: Corniche and the Avenue of the Sphinxes Specific Master Plan 2011 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Award for Excellence in Design Studio Teaching Senior Level 2010 Clemson University Trustees Award for Faculty Excellence 2010 Ain Shams University: College of Engineering Award of Excellence in Service to the University 2009 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt Certificate of Merit: Rashid/Rosetta Master Plan 2009 Ain Shams University: College of Engineering Award of Teaching Excellence for Cross Cultural International Collaborative Studio 2009 Clemson Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture Certificate of Merit: International Collaborative Studio 2008 South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina ASLA Award: Luxor Master Plan 2008 Clemson University Trustees Award for Faculty Excellence 2008 Rome Prize Finalist and recipient of Rome Prize in Landscape Architecture (Alternate) 2008 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Award of Distinction: Giza Plateau/Grand Egyptian Museum Urban Design Master Plan 2008 Clemson University President’s Letter of Recognition: Luxor Master Plan 2008 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt Certificate of Merit: Giza/Grand Egyptian Museum Master Plan 2008 Ain Shams University: Department of Architecture: Award of Recognition: International Collaborative Studio 2008 Clemson Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture Certificate of Merit: International Collaborative Studio 2007 Governor of Luxor, Egypt: Award of Appreciation: Luxor Urban Design Project 2007 Clemson Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture Certificate of Merit: International Collaborative Studio 2007 Ain Shams University College of Engineering: Cairo, Egypt Award of Recognition: International Collaborative Studio 2007 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt Certificate of Merit: International Collaborative Studio 2006 Clemson University Board of Trustees Award for Faculty Excellence 2005 Clemson University College of Architecture, Arts and the Humanities Research Fellowship 2005 CELA Award of Recognition for Academic Excellence, Teaching and Service 2004 CELA Alpha Sigma Lambda Fellowship 2001 Dr. Roy C. Buck, Award in the College of Arts and Architecture: best, refereed article in a scholarly journal. "Nineteenth-Century Medical Landscapes: John H. Rauch, Frederick Law Olmsted, and the Search for Salubrity," co-authored by Bonj Szczygiel and Robert Hewitt 1996 Mayor’s Institute Scholar, Department of City and Regional Planning University of California 1995 Thomas Church Prize, Department of Landscape Architecture, University of California, Berkeley 1993 Award of Merit from the American Society of Landscape Architects for the study of Landscape Architecture 1992 Awards of Merit and Honor from the Friends of Golden Gate Park for 'Waterworks' exhibition 1992 Award of Honorable Mention from Landscape Architecture Magazine for 'Waterworks' exhibition 1992 ASLA Award Excellence for 'Waterworks' exhibition at the San Francisco Garden Show
PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE 2005 –present Registered Landscape Architect, State of South Carolina, # 909 2004 - present Registered Landscape Architect, State of California, # 5008 1978 - present Licensed Landscape Contractor, State of California, # 393900
TEACHING 2007 -present Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, Clemson University 2003 - 2006 Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, Clemson University 1996-2002 Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture, Department of Landscape Architecture, Pennsylvania State University
Resident Teaching Assignments Courses Taught at Clemson University Landscape Architecture 251: BLA Beginning Site Design Studio Landscape Architecture 252: BLA/MLA Participatory Site Design Studio Landscape Architecture 262 BLA/MLA Technology I Landscape Architecture 352 BLA/MLA Urban Design Studio Landscape Architecture 362 BLA/MLA Tech II Landscape Architecture 451 BLA/MLA Community Design Studio Landscape Architecture 452 BLA Design + Health Studio Landscape Architecture 453 Study Abroad, Rome Program Landscape Architecture 462 BLA Technology III Landscape Architecture 490 BLA Directed Studies Landscape Architecture 552 BLA Exit Studio Landscape Architecture 853 MLA Interdisciplinary Research/Design Landscape Architecture 843 MLA Interdisciplinary Research/Design City / Regional Planning 890 MLA/MCP Directed Studies City / Regional Planning 889 MLA/MCP Directed Studies Architecture 485 / 685 BLA/MLA/MArch Health Care Design Seminar Architecture 488 / 688 BLA/MLA/MArch Health Care Programming
Architecture 699 BLA/MLA Courses Taught in Russia for Clemson St. Petersburg, Russia Architecture Honors Studio BArch/MArch
Courses Taught in Russia for Clemson Landscape Architecture 490 BLA Directed Studies
Courses Developed at Clemson ARCH 485/685 BLA/MLA/MArch History of Health Settings Seminar ARCH 488/688 BLA/MLA/MArch Architectural Programming LARCH 452 BLA Abroad Studio in Rome LARCH 418 BLA Abroad Seminar in Rome LARCH 419 BLA Abroad Field Study in Italy AAH 395 Abroad seminar in Rome
Courses Taught at Pennsylvania State University Landscape Architecture 325 Basic Design Studio Landscape Architecture 325A Design Theory Seminar Landscape Architecture 326 Design Visualization and Graphics I: Landscape Architecture 336 Design Visualization and Graphics II Landscape Architecture 435 BLA/MLA Design Implementation I Studio Landscape Architecture 437 BLA/MLA Design Implementation II Studio Landscape Architecture 451 BLA/MLA Urban Design Studio Landscape Architecture 451A BLA/MLA Design Theory Seminar Landscape Architecture 496 Independent Studies
Courses Taught in Italy for Pennsylvania State University Landscape Architecture 499 A BLA/MLA Rome Urban Design Studio Landscape Architecture 499 B: BLA/MLA Rome Seminar Landscape Architecture 499 C BLA/MLA Rome Implementation III Landscape Architecture 499 D Italian Villas (Summer Program)
PhD, Graduate, Honors and Exit Committees Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt PhD International External Reviewer of Thesis for Ph. D. Degree in Architecture, by Architect Tamer Abbas Marie Abu Zied, “Design Criteria for the Punishment & Correctional Institute Buildings Under the Umbrella of the Human Right Fundamentals” anticipated 2012 Clemson University Masters Master of Landscape Architecture Terminal Project, Leigh Morgan, “Stormwater Evaluation for Urban Green Infrastructure: Greenville, SC,” 2010 Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis, Noelle Webb, “Environmental Education, Stormwater and Citizen Participation, Methods of Evaluation,” 2010 Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Project, Meika Fields, “Charlotte’s Arts Community and Social Mutualism,” 2009 Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Project, Ye Kong, “Wetland Restoration and Design,” 2009 Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis Project, Sara Hekmatfar, “Restoration Institute, Brownfield Development and Wetland Restoration,” 2008 Master of Architecture Thesis, Heather Voorhaar, “Adaptable Architecture for Bioterrorism Response,” 2005 Master of Architecture Thesis, Michael Skopja, “Redefining the Commercial Edge,” 2005 (Awarded “Best Graduate Thesis for 2005”) Exit Project Exit Project, Garret Avery, “North Charleston, New Urbanism,” 2006 Exit Project, Mellitsa Torres, Sarah Bednar, “Roger Huntington, Alzheimer/Dementia Skilled Nursing Facility,” 2006 Exit Project, Emily Bland, “Transit Oriented Design in Midtown Charlotte,” 2006 Exit Project, Patrick Williams, “The Myrtle Beach Pavilion Redevelopment,” 2006 Exit Project, Andrew Smith, “Thornhill Farm: A Community for Developmentally Disabled Adults,” 2006 Exit Project, David Van der Water, “Ecosta Mill: A New Community,” 2006 Exit Project, Carla Holmes, “Anderson Arts and Entertainment District,” 2005 Exit Project, Betsy Fulgham and Amanda Allen, “Spartanberg Village Healthy Community,” 2005 Exit Project, David Krantz and Christopher Walsh, “North Charleston Urban Design,” 2005 Exit Project, Vanessa Ciaccio, “Cape Cod Rail Trail,” 2005 Exit Project, Jason Hallman, “Re-envisioning Newry, SC,” 2005 Exit Project, Mary Darnell, “Foster Child Community,” 2005 Exit Project Nolan Edge and John Whitten, “Charleston Urban Design,” 2005 Exit Project Lisa Day and Haley Jameson, “Barcelona Industrial Site Redevelopment,” 2005 Exit Project Joy McKurley, Clemson University Therapeutic Community,” 2005 Exit Project, Cameron Barridale, Knoxville, Tennessee Urban Revitalization,” 2005 Exit Project, Blake Cunningham, “San Antonio River Park Revitalization,” 2005 Pennsylvania State University Masters Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis, Sunshine Cheng, "The Role of GIS in the Assessment of Genius Loci," 2003 Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis, Anna Liao, "Reclaiming the Water’s Edge: A Case Study of People’s Landscape Perceptions on the Waterfront at Battery Park City," 2002 Master of Landscape Architecture Project, Hon Fei Chen, “Methods of Interpretation: Modernization of Rural Environments,” 2000 Master of Landscape Architecture Thesis, Latika Vaid, “The Influence of the English Italian Garden in Italy 1850-1920,” 1999 Master of Landscape Architecture Project, Ya chi Chen, “Design Guidelines for the Development of the Ren Ai Riverfront in Kaoshung, Taipei,” 1999 Honors Honors Thesis, Daisy Wright: Honors Thesis, “Design Guidelines for Healing Gardens,” 1998
Advising Clemson University 2009- Faculty Advisor for CU Graduate Association for Landscape Architecture 2007-9 Various BLA/MLA 2003-7 Various BLA
Pennsylvania State University 2002-3: 3rd Year BLA 2000-2: 2nd Year BLA 1996-9: 2nd Year BLA
Student Awards 2007 Archiprix International 2007 - International Award: Transit Hives, Michael Stopka. 2005 Health Care Design Award 05 – Joseph P Sullivan Community Health Care Center - Alan Bouie, Emily Bland, and Amanda Schmaltz 2005 Health Care Design Award 05 – Joseph P Sullivan Community Health Care Center – Megan Allan, and Paula Froebrodt 2005 Master of Architecture Thesis, Michael Skopja, “Redefining the Commercial Edge,” (Awarded “Best Graduate Thesis in Architecture”)
SCHOLARSHIP Research, Scholarly Publications, and Creative Accomplishments Articles Published in Refereed Journals and Digital Sites Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar,.“The Nature of Health: The Influence of Medicine on Environmental Design, 1800-1900,” Selected Papers CELA 2011
Hewitt, Robert R., Hala Nassar, Geoff Taylor “The Nature of Social Technology: The Use of,Social Media in the Landscape Architecture Profession and Education,” Selected Papers CELA 2011
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “The Nature of Urban Change: Examining the Relocation of Kum Ghurab Model Potters Village,” Selected Papers CELA 2011
Hewitt, Robert R.“Neutra and Biorealism: The Influence of late 19th and early 20th-Century Psychology on the Designed Environments,” Selected Papers CELA/ISOUMOL 2010
Hewitt, Robert R. Hala Nassar, “The Landscape Futures Initiative: Leadership and Landscape Change,” Selected Papers CELA/ISOUMOL 2010
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “Designing with Culture in Mind: The Pedagogy of Inyernational Landscape Architecture Studios,” Selected Papers CELA/ISOUMOL 2010
Hewitt, Robert R., Hala Nasar, “The Influence of International Medical Thought on the Transformation of Urban Cairo,” Supercourse: Library of Alexandria, Egypt, http://www.bibalex.org/Supercourse/, 2009(in press)
Hewitt, Robert R. Hala Nassar, “Reshaping the English Landscape to Minimize Disease,” Supercourse: Library of Alexandria, Egypt, http://www.bibalex.org/Supercourse/, 2009
Hewitt, Robert R., Hala Nassar “Reshaping the American Landscape to Minimize Disease,” Supercourse: Library of Alexandria, Egypt, http://www.bibalex.org/Supercourse/, 2009(in press)
Hewitt, Robert R, Sara Hekmatfar, Hala Nassar, Sayed Amir Mansouri, Parastoo Eshrati, “Globalization and Landscape Change in Tehran, Iran: The Pedagogy of Cross-Cultural International Landscape Architecture Education,” Mansar E-Journal: Nos 9, 11, 24, 32, http://www.manzar.ws/475.aspx, 2009
Hewitt, Robert R, Sara Hekmatfar, Hala Nassar, “Globalization and Landscape Change in Tehran, Iran: The Pedagogy of Cross-Cultural International Landscape Architecture Education,” Selected Papers CELA 2008
Hewitt, Robert, R., “The Landscape Futures Initiative: Panel Presentation,” Selected Papers CELA 2006.
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “Al Ahbar Urban Park, Cairo, Egypt: Contemplating Deglobalization in a Historic, Islamic Urban Landscape,” Selected Papers CELA 2006.
Hewitt, Robert, R., Nassar, Hala, “Assessing International Education in Contemporary Landscape Architecture,” Landscape Journal, Vol. 24, Number II, 2005
Hewitt, Robert R., Hongfei Chen, “Bioterrorism: The Influence of International Medical Thought on the Transformation of Cultural Landscapes,” CELA selected papers 2005
Nadenicek, Daniel, Robert R Hewitt., “Time, Place, and Health: New Frames of Reference for the Design of Healthy Environments,” CELA selected papers 2005
Hewitt, Robert R, Daniel Nadenicek & Frances Chamberlain, eds,. Introduction to Selected Conference Papers CELA 2003, Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, Clemson University, 2005
Hewitt, Robert, R., "L'Influenza della Psichiatrica Humanistica e della Teoria di ‘Miasma’ sulla Svilupo della Cita Americana ," Psychiatry on Line - Italia 2004 and translation
Hewitt, Robert, R., "The Influence of Humanistic Psychiatry and Miasma Theory on the Development of American Cities," Psychiatry on Line - Italia 2004
Caban, Jose, Robert Hewitt and Dan Nadenicek, “Environment + Built Form,” The York County Collaborative Studio,” 306090 Architecture Journal, Vol. 7, September, 2004
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “The Redesign of 19th-century Urban Cairo: The Influence of International Medical Thought on the Transformation of Cultural Landscapes,” Landscape Review, 2004
Hewitt, Robert, R., Nassar, Hala, "Internationalization and Multiculturalism in CELA-Participating Landscape Architecture International Education Programs,” Landscape Review, 2004
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “Biblioteca Alexandrina,” in Critiques of Built Works in Landscape Architecture, 2004
Hewitt, Robert, R., Nassar, Hala, "International Landscape Architecture Programs in CELA Participating Universities in the United States,” Selected Conference Papers form CELA 2003
Hewitt, Robert R., “Frederick Law Olmsted: The Influence of the Asylum Movement on the Design of Nineteenth-Century American Cities,” International Journal of Medicine-On Line, 2003
Hewitt, Robert R., Szczygiel, B., "19th Century Medical Landscapes: John H. Rauch and the Search for Salubrity," reprinted in The Bulletin of Anesthesia History, Vol. 19, No. 2, April 2001
Hewitt, Robert R., Szczygiel, B., "19th Century Medical Landscapes: John H. Rauch, Frederick Law Olmsted, and the Search for Salubrity," The Bulletin of the History of Medicine, Vol. 74, No. 4, Winter 2000
Hewitt, Robert R., Chip Sullivan & Liz Boults, “Post-Surrealist Landscape,” LANDFORUM, Spacemaker Press, Washington DC, Summer, 2000
Books and Book Chapters Robert R. Hewitt, ed., Landscape Imprints: Culture, History, Sustainability, Technology, Learning, Clemson Digital Press, 2010
Hewitt Robert R., Daniel Nadenicek, Francis Chamberlain, eds., Selected Conference Papers CELA 2003, 2005
Hewitt Robert R., Arthi Rao, eds., Conference Proceedings CELA 2003
Publication of Original Work “A Sacred Space Resurrected” National Geographic Magazine, 2009 (in press)
Hewitt, Robert R., Lawrence, Howard Ray, Golany, Gideon, “Valkenburg, Holland Underground Development Competition – Health Resort Proposal,” Geotecture, the art of underground space use, Trimbos, Jeroen, ed., PAM Consultants / Atlantis 2000, 1999
Strang, Gary, Michael Roche& Robert Hewitt, “Steam Temple,” Urban Paradise: Gardens in the City, Public Art Issues No.3, The Public Art Fund, New York, 1994
Articles and Abstracts Published in Conference Proceedings Hewitt, Robert R., “Leadership and Landscape Change: Findings from the Landscape Futures Initiative,” ECLAS 2008
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “Redesign of Luxor, Egypt: The Pedagogy of Multidisciplinary, Cross- Cultural International Studios in Landscape Architecture Education,” CELA 2008-9
Hewitt, Robert R, Sara Hekmatfar, Hala Nassar, “Globalization and Landscape Change in Tehran, Iran: The Pedagogy of Cross-Cultural International Landscape Architecture Education,” CELA 2008-9
Hewitt, Robert R , Hala Nassar, Bridget Gilles, “Siachen Trans-Frontier Reserve, Kashmir: Bordering Biodiversity, Multilateralism and Conflict,” CELA 2007
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “Al-Azhar Urban Park, Cairo Egypt, Negotiating Globalization and Ecological Modernization,” CELA 2007
Hekmatfar, Sara, Robert R Hewitt, “Health and Beauty: Early Twentieth-Century American Psychology and the Garden City,” CELA 2007
Hewitt, Robert R., Hongfei Chen, “Landscape Quality, Aesthetics and Economics: Sustainable Rationale and Contemporary Healthcare Settings,” submitted for publication IFLA World Congress, 2005
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “Water, Disease and Human Health; the Impact of Changing Medical Ideology on the Transformation of Cultural Landscapes,” UNESCO Water History Conference, 2005
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “The Influence of 19th-century Public Health Ideology on the Development of Cairo’s Water System and Urban Form,” UNESCO Water History Conference, 2005
Nassar, Hala, Robert R. Hewitt, “The Redesign of 19th-century Urban Cairo: The Influence of International Medical Thought on the Transformation of Cultural Landscapes,” CELA 2004
Hewitt, Robert, R., Nassar, Hala, "Internationalization and Multiculturalism in CELA-Participating Landscape Architecture International Education Programs,” CELA 2004
Hewitt, Robert, R., Nassar, Hala, "International Landscape Architecture Programs in CELA- Participating Universities in the United States,” presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Charleston, South Carolina, 2003
Hewitt, Robert R., “Ebenezer Howard and Antonio Soria y Mata: Social Medicine, Garden Cities and the Linear City, “ submitted to the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Syracuse, NY, 2002
Hewitt, Robert, R., "International Landscape Architecture Programs in the United States,” presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, San Louis Obispo, California, 2001
Hewitt, Robert R., Sullivan, Chip, “Documentation and Description: Measuring, Drawing, and Describing Italian Villas,” Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference Proceedings, Arlington Texas, 1998
Hewitt, Robert R., “Death and Epidemics: Medical Etiologies and Nineteenth-Century Urban Landscape" - Presented at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference: Berkeley, 1997
Hewitt, Robert R.,” Medical Theory and the Redesign of Nineteenth-Century Nature” - Presented at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Asheville, North Carolina, 1997
Editorial Review, Invited Reviews and Journal Book Reviews Reviewer International Construction Code Sustainable Building Technology Committee, ASLA National Working Group2009 CELA 2009 CELA 2008 Landscape Journal 2007 Journal of Interdisciplinary Design 2006 Landscape Review 2006 CELA 2006 CELA 2005 CELA 2003 Journal of Planning Literature 2004 Journal of Planning Literature 2003
Editorial Advisor Garden Design Editorial Advisory Board
Invited Reviews Hewitt, Robert R, Leigh Morgan , “The Donnell and Eckbo Gardens: Modern California Masterworks by arc Treib” book review for Landscape Journal, 2007
Hewitt, Robert R, Sara Hekmatfar, “Village Homes: A Community by Design” book review for Landscape Journal, 2006
Exhibition of Original Work Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar, Global Change Garden, Late Show Garden Exhibition, Sonoma, CA, 2009
Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar, “Rashid/Rosetta, Egypt: Urban Design Masterplan w/Ain-Shams University,” Lee Art Gallery, Clemson University, 2009
Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar, “Giza, Egypt: Plateau District Urban Design Masterplan w/Ain-Shams University,” Lee Art Gallery, Clemson University, 2008
Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar, “Luxor, Egypt: Temple District Urban Design Masterplan w/Ain-Shams University,” Lee Art Gallery, Clemson University, 2007
Hewitt, Robert R., Lawrence, Howard Ray, Golany, Gideon, “Valkenburg, Holland Underground Development Competition – Health Resort Proposal,” exhibited at the Nederlands Architectuurinstituut (NAI), Museempark 25, Rotterdam, Holland, 1998 (international exhibition)
Hewitt, Robert R., Lawrence, Howard Ray, Golany, Gideon, “Leidschenveen, Holland Bridge Competition” Juried Competition Entry, exhibited with permission to publish in Holland, 1998
Strang, Gary, Michael Roche, and Robert Hewitt, “Allen Street Mall” Places Street Forum & Exhibition, Wurster Hall, University of California at Berkeley, 1995
Landscape: a Concept, Oakland College of Arts and Crafts, project development for Peter Walker, 1995
World Landscape, San Diego Art Center Project, project development for Peter Walker, 1995
Chip Sullivan, Elisabeth Micheli, Robert Hewitt, et al, “Civic Center Viewing Chamber,” San Francisco Arts Commission, Exploration City Site, 1995.
Strang, Gary, Michael Roche and Robert Hewitt, “Steam Temple,” The Public Art Fund, New York, New York, Gardens in the City Series, 1994.
Strang, Gary, Michael Roche, Ron Lutzko and Robert Hewitt, “Freeway I-80,” California College of Art and Crafts Lecture Series and Installation, 1993.
Strang, Gary, Michael Roche and Robert Hewitt, “Waterworks,” The San Francisco Garden Show, 1992
Manuscripts in Progress Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar, “Radio and TV broadcasts on Egypt Projects”
Hewitt, Robert R., “Landscape Futures Highlights Video”
Hewitt, Robert R, Hala Nassar, “Documentary on Luxor Project”
Hewitt, Robert R.(ed), “Landscape Futures Initiative: The Way Forward,”
Hewitt, Robert R, “Globalization and Leadership in Landscape Architecture”
Hewitt, Robert R.(ed), “Visions for a Landscape Future,”
Hewitt, Robert R., “The Benign, the Suspicious, and the Magical: Healing Beliefs and the Creation of Landscape,” American Journal of Public Health
Hewitt, Robert R., “J. C. Loudon: The Influence of Medical Theory on the Gardenesque Style” article for Journal of Garden History
Research or Projects Cited or Reviewed by Others International “Green Awards Garden Projects,” Latest Projects: Garden Design E-Magazine, http://www.gdgreenawards.com/photo_contest/65/photos/all
“The Late Show Gardens,” Photo Gallery: Garden Design E-Magazine, http://www.gardendesign.com/photos
“The Late Show Gardens 2009,” You Tube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owFdfIu4FBE
“Climate Change Garden,” Garden Design Magazine E-Article, The Online Producers and Editors @ www.gardendesign.com, ctober 2009 “Public Art Fund Projects by Year,” The Public Art Fund, NYC: http://publicartfund.org/PAF-Project-List-by-Year.pdf
“All Cities to be Redesigned Throughout Egypt: Starting with Historic Cities” Al Ahram Newspaper, Cairo, Egypt, June 14, 2009.
Hoffer, Wolfram, “Individual Exchange or Organized Study Abroad: A Cross Cultural Comparison of Cross Cultural Approaches,” CELA 2008/2009 Conference Proceedings, 2009
Collaborative Globalization Studio, Clemson University and Tehran University,” Mansour E-Journal, http://www.manzar.ws/279.aspx, January 2009
Collaborative Globalization Studio,”Clemson University and Tehran University, Mansour E-Journal, http://www.manzar.ws/199.aspx, November 2008
“New Projects in Luxor Reviewed by the Prime Minister” Al Ahram Newspaper, Cairo, Egypt, March 20, 2008.
“Assessing International Education in Landscape Architecture”, Landscape Journal Vol 24 (2) was cited in Baptist, Karen Wilson and Nassar, H.F 2008. “Social Justice Agency in the Landscape Architecture Studio: An Action Research Approach” Art, Design and Communication in Higher Education. 7: 2, pp.91-103.
“Assessing International Education in Landscape Architecture”, Landscape Journal Vol 24 (2) was cited in Che, S.M., Spearman, M., & Manizade, A. (in press). Constructive disequilibrium: cognitive and emotional development through dissonant experiences in less-familiar destinations. In R. Lewin (Ed.), Handbook of Practice and Research in Study Abroad: Higher Education and the Quest for Global Citizenship. New York, NY: Routledge.
Sullivan, Chip, “Dreaming the Landscape,” Landscape Architecture Magazine, Vol. 98, No 3, March 2008
Collaborative Globalization Studio,” Clemson University and Tehran University, Mansour E-Journal, http://www.manzar.ws/89.aspx, November, 2007
“Luxor, Egypt: Clemson University and Ain Shams University Collaborate in the Redevelopment of the Avenue of Sphinxes.” Sout Al-Oqsour Newspaper; Luxor, Egypt March, 2007
Archiprix International 2007, Transit Hives, Michael Stopka, http://www.archiprix.org/project, 2007
Meyers, David N., Margerita Hill, Stacy Anne Hardwood, “Cross-Cultural Learning and Study Abroad: Transforming Pedagogical Outcomes,” Landscape Journal, Vol. 24, Number II, 2005
Frumpkin, Howard, “Healthy Places: Exploring the Evidence,” American Journal of Public Health, September 2003, Vol. 93, No. 9
Frank, Lawrence, D., P. O. Engleke, T. L. Schmid, Health and Community Design: The Impact of the Built Environment on Physical Activity, Island Press, Washington, 2003, citing Szczygiel, B., Hewitt, Robert R., "19th Century Medical Landscapes: John H. Rauch, Frederick Law Olmsted, and the Search for Salubrity,"in The Bulletin of Medical History, Vol. 74, No. 4, Winter 2000,
Levy, Laura, ed., “Civic Center Viewing Chamber”, Design Landscape Forum 1, Spacemaker Press, Washington DC, 1997, San Francisco Arts Commission, Exploration City Site: Collaboration with Chip Sullivan, Elisabeth Micheli, Vince Meyer, and Catherine Harris
Gillette, Jane Brown, “Under Cover,” Landscape Architecture Magazine, Volume 86, Number 7, July 1996
National “In Sonoma, an innovative garden show steps outside,” Seattle Times, http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/pacificnw/2010347826_pacificplife06.html “Lee Hall Extension Video,” Clemson University CAF film on YouTube Videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McgtmwdPjxk, October 28, 2009
“Clemson Faculty Members to Participate in Prestigious Sonoma Valley Exhibition,” Clemson University Website, 09/18/09, http://www.clemson.edu/media-relations/article.php?article_id=2245
“Robert Hewitt, Halla Nassar: Designers Biographies” The Late Show Gardens, http://www.thelateshowgardens.org/LSGLibrary/LSGLib001/designers_bios.html, September, 2009
“Featured Designers: Hala Nassar and Robert Hewitt,” The Late Show Gardens News Letter #17, September 10, 2009
“Luxor/Giza Student Projects: 2008/2009 Clemson National Television Spots during all televised football and basketball games http://people.clemson.edu/~twhite1/ “Landscape Futures Initiative,” Landscape Architecture Foundation Webpage, http://www.lafoundation.org/, 2009
“The Landscape Architecture Foundation Vision – Leadership – Solutions” Landscape Architect, Volume 24, No 9, September 2008.
“Landscape Futures Initiative,” Landscape Architecture Foundation Webpage, http://www.lafoundation.org/, 2008
“Landscape Futures Initiative,” Landscape Architecture Foundation Webpage, http://www.lafoundation.org/, 2007
“Lake Conestee Masterplan,” 2007, http://www.conesteepark.com/masterplan/images/Appendix1.pdf
“Assessing International Education in Contemporary Landscape Architecture Programs,” 2007, http://www.lj.uwpress.org/cgi/content/abstract/24/2/185; http://www.citeulike.org/article/414743
“Negotiating Landscapes,” http://www.thecela.org/pdfs/cela-2007-abstracts.pdf
“Luxor Masterplan,” http://www.new.asla.org/uploadedFiles/PPN/International_Practice/IP_Mar07.pdf
“Luxor, Egypt: Clemson University and Ain Shams University Collaborate in the Redevelopment of the Avenue of Sphinxes.” Northern California Chapter ASLA Newsletter, April, 2007
“Clemson Faculty Present Master Plan to Egyptian Prime Minister,” American Association of State Colleges and Universities Web Page, March, 2008, http://www.aascu.org/
“Luxor, Egypt: Clemson University and Ain Shams University Collaborate in the Redevelopment of the Avenue of Sphinxes.” ASLA PPN Newsletter, March, 2007
Battisto, Dina, “A Green Community Wellness Center: Expanding the Scope of Design for Health,” AIA Academy Journal, October, 2006
Nadenicek, Daniel, “History Center Conducts Historic Forest Study at the Presidio,” Penn State Landscape Architecture, 2001-2002
Clark, James M., “Urban Paradise: Gardens in the City,” Inprocess, Public Art Fund Inc., New York, Volume 2, #2, Fall 1993,
Regional/Local “Architecture Students Share their Visions of Norton-Thompson Park,” Upstatetoday.com, Nov, 4, 2009,http://www.upstatetoday.com/news/2009/nov/04/architecture-students-share-their-visions-norton-t/
“Climate Change Garden,” President Barkers Report Card on University Status: Attaining National Status, October, 2009
“Creative Inquiry Students Work with Egyptian Students on the redesign of Luxor and Karnak,” Research Magazine, Clemson World, Winter2009, Vol. 62, No 1
“Preserving Humanity’s Distant Past,” AAH 4, Volume 4, 2009, http://www.clemson.edu/caah/cedp/aah/aah4contents.html, January 2009
“Luxor/Giza Student Projects: 2008/2009 Clemson Regional Television Spots during televised football and basketball games http://people.clemson.edu/~twhite1/, Nov. 10, 2008 feed://feeds.feedburner.com/YourDay: http://cufan.clemson.edu/psaradio/YDPodcast/YD081110.mp3
“Landscape Architecture Students Collaborate on a Design for Egypt’s Historic Giza Plateau,” Clemson University Website 2008-2009, http://www.clemson.edu/faculty-staff/index2.html
“Clemson Students Tackle Urban Sprawl at the base of the Ancient Pyramids,” Pamletto Press: Quarterly Newsletter of the SCASLA, Vol 22, No. 4, Fall 2008
“Clemson Students and the Landscape of Change,” Public Radio, Your Day, October 27, 2008 feed://feeds.feedburner.com/YourDay: http://cufan.clemson.edu/psaradio/YDPodcast/YD081027.mp3
“Luxor/Giza Student Projects” College Website, http://www.clemson.edu/caah/ 2008
“Tri-State Awards: Luxor, Egypt, Master Plan,” The Palmetto Press Quarterly Newsletter of the South Carolina Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, VOL. XXII NO. 3, Summer 2008
“Clemson and Ain Shams University Students Team up to Create Plans for Giza,” Clemson University Website, May, 2008, http://www.clemson.edu/
“Clemson Faculty Present Master Plan to Egyptian Prime Minister,” The State, Columbia, SC March 28, 2008
“Extreme Makeover: Egypt Edition,” Greenville Journal, March 21, 2008
“Clemson Faculty Present Master Plan to Egyptian Prime Minister,” Clemson University Web Page, March, 2008, http://www.clemson.edu/
“The Challenge of the Sphinxes,” Clemson World Online, Winter2008, Vol. 61, No 1, http://www.clemson.edu/
“The Challenge of the Sphinxes,” Clemson World, Winter2008, Vol. 61, No 1
“Luxor, Egypt: Clemson University and Ain Shams University Collaborate in the Redevelopment of the Avenue of Sphinxes.” SCASLA Newsletter, April, 2007
“Clemson Landscape Architecture Students & Faculty Working in Luxor, Egypt,” Clemson University Graduate School News, February 8, 2007
“To Your Health,” AAH 2: Research in the College of AAH, 2006
Reports Lake Conestee Master Plan, Community Design Component, 2007 Simpsonville Community Design Component, 2006 Gray’s Court Community Design Proposal, 2006
Grants, Projects, Commissions and Contracts 2009 Al Fustat District, Cairo, Egypt CAF and AAH Dean’s Matching Funds, $6,000, co-investigator
2008 Rosetta, Egypt, Clemson CAF, $10,000, co-investigator
2008 Giza, Egypt, Clemson CAF, $20,000, co-investigator
2007 Landscape Futures Initiative Conference, Clemson University AAH, $35,000, co-investigator
2007 Landscape Futures Initiative Conference, Landscape Architecture Foundation, $35,000, co-investigator
2007 Luxor, Egypt, Clemson CAF, $20,000, co-investigator
2007 Ulyssian Living Research Initiative Cliffs Residential Community, $100,000-$500,000, unfunded, co-investigator
2007 Reedy River Park Expert Witness report and testimony, City of Greenville, $3,000, principal investigator
2006 Lake Conestee Master Plan, Community Design Component, funded by Lake Conestee Foundation, $6,000, co-investigator
2006 An Ting New Town Resort, Shanghai, China, funded by Lands Planning and Design, $3,000, co-investigator
2005 “HUD New Orleans Neighborhood Reconstruction Partnership,” submitted to HUD for the University Partnership in Reconstruction Program – $300,000, co-investigator (not funded)
2005 "Partnership in Innovation: Advanced Materials and Methods in Design and Construction," submitted through Clemson University Research Foundation (CURF) for the PFI program at the NSF- $450,000, co-investigator (not funded)
2005 Simpsonville Legacy Planning, Landscape Architecture and Architecture Studios – Funding from the Harper Family through Department of Architecture, $8,000, co-investigator
2004 Investigating Sustainable Building Design for the Joseph H. Sullivan Center – Funding by Kresge Foundation from 8/15/2004 to 1/1/2006 – $103,000, co-investigator (not funded)
2004 College of Arts and Architecture Research Grant and matching Department of Architecture Grant – Funding for book proposal, “Healthy City, Healing Landscape,” principal investigator, $8,000, funded
2004 Green Design Charette/Workshop for the Joseph H. Sullivan Center – Funding by CAH and departments of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture, $14,500, co-investigator, funded
2003 Planning and Design for a Sustainable Community: A Model Demonstration Project for The Culture and Heritage Commission of York County (SC): with Dan Nadenicek, Steve Sperry and Grant Cunningham, The School of Architecture, Clemson University, and The Department of Architecture , UNC Charlotte - $15,000, co-investigator, funded
2002 “World Trade Center Charette and Exhibition,” a collaboration with Tim Baird and Richard Allen, funded by Dean of Research, College of Arts and Architecture – co-investigator, $3,000 funded
2000 Bowers Endowment Proposal: International Collaborative Technical Curriculum Tom Bootheby, Robert Hewitt, Christopher Diehl, and Doug Hoffman: grant for a multi-disciplinary, multi-year, international studio, addressing housing, restoration and preservation, at Penn State and at the Sede di Roma Campus – co-investigator, $14,105, funded
1997 Hewitt, Robert R., Szczygiel, B. , “Nineteenth-Century Environmental Design: Urbanity, Health and Landscape, “ College of Arts and Architecture, College Committee on Creative Accomplishment and Research Grant – co investigator, $2,000 funded
Sponsored Projects 2005 Joseph H. Sullivan Center Community Care Clinic (interdisciplinary studio project)
2003 Medical University of South Carolina - Hospital District Landscape Design Guidelines (workshop leader)
2002 San Francisco Presidio- Cultural Landscape Evaluation, participating faculty with the Center for Landscape History, Department of Landscape Architecture and the Presidio Trust (section leader)
2002 Pittsburgh Healthy City Studio – Neighborhood Design for Health (studio project)
2001 Pittsburgh Healthy City Studio – Neighborhood Design for Health (studio project)
2001 Piazza del Parliamento, and Porta Portese Design Charette, “The International Design Workshop at Roma Tre Campus, The University of Rome, Rome, Italy, (collaborative studio project with Roman Universities)
2000 Pittsburgh Healthy City Studio – Neighborhood Design for Health (studio project)
SERVICE AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
2009 International Construction Code Sustainable Building Technology Committee, ASLA National Working Group
International and National Conference Organization 2008 “Leadership in Landscape Architecture,” An International Conference on Leadership and Landscape Change, sponsored by the Landscape Architecture Foundation.
2003 Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Annual Conference: Charleston, South Carolina
2001 “THE CITY ETERNAL,” A Planning Symposium Sponsored by the School of Architecture & Landscape Architecture at The Pennsylvania State University, Rome, Italy
2001 “Continuita E Discontinuita: vouti urbani nel tessuto antico,” An International Symposium and Design Workshop between Roma Tre Campus, The University of Rome and the Association of American College and University Programs in Italy.
Department, College, and University Committees and Service Clemson University Planning and Landscape Architecture 2010 Department Technology Committee
2010 Department Grad Admissions Committee
2009 Professor of Record: Rome Program
2009 Department Advisory Committee
2008 Department Curriculum Committee
2007 College Curriculum Committee, Co-representative
2007 Chair, Landscape Futures Initiative Committee
2007 Accreditation Committee
2007 Accreditation Exhibit Committee
2007 Faculty Search Committee Real Estate Program
2006 Chair, Landscape Architecture Faculty Search Committee
2005 Chair, Department Projects Committee
2004-present International Education Committee
2003 CELA planning Committee
Clemson College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities 2008 College PhD Committee for Planning, Design and the Built Environment
2008 Class of 39 Awards Committee
2008 International Education College Initiative Subcommittee
2006-present International Education Strategic Planning Committee
2006 School of Design and Building Advisory Council
2006 Restoration Institute: Materials and Methods Working Group
2006 IMAP Working Group: Machine Human Interfaces
2003-2006 College Curriculum Committee
2004 College Strategic Planning Committee
2004 Architecture Curriculum Committee
2003-2006 Center for Design+Health Committee
Clemson University 2009 Graduate Council
2009 Graduate Academic Integrity Committee
2009 Council on Undergraduate Studies
2009 Chair Undergraduate Academic Grievance Committee
2009 Clemson University Promotional Video w/ Video Services
2006-present Gerontology Working Group
2006-present Greenville Hospital Systems Working Group
Pennsylvania State University Department of Landscape Architecture 1999-2001 Computing Task Force
1999-2002 Italy International Projects Coordinator
1999-2002 Italy Program Orientation Coordinator
1999 Faculty Search Committee
1999-2002 Study Abroad Committee
1998-2002 Rome Task Force Committee
1998 Italy – USA Park Twinning Project Representative
1998 Career Day Workshop Coordinator
1997-2002 Landscape Architecture Student Society Faculty Representative
1997-98 Bracken Action Committee
1997 Joint Architecture-Landscape Architecture Software Acquisition Group
1996-97 Bracken Planning Committee
1996 SRTE Revision Committee
Pennsylvania State University School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture 1998-2000 School Council Departmental Representative
1998-2000 School Council for Design Computing Departmental Representative
Pennsylvania State University College of Arts and Architecture 2000 Post-Tenure Review Committee 1999 Dean’s Review Committee reporting to the Provost 1998-2002 Faculty Council
Pennsylvania State University Committees 1996-2002 Student Council Appeals Board
Engagements and Use of Expertise International Engagements 2010 Pantheon Institute, Rome Italy, Collaboration and Rome Program Presentation
2010 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Department of Architecture International Collaboration Initiative
2010 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Department of Architecture Healthcare Collaboration Initiative
2010 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, College of Engineering International Collaboration Initiative
2010 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, College of Engineering Healthcare Collaboration Initiative
2010 ArchPlan LtD: Cairo, Egypt Al Fustat Urban Design Project Panel
2010 Cube Architecture LtD: Cairo, Al Fustat Urban Design Project Panel
2010 Minister of Housing, Egypt, Dr. Madbouly, Al Fustat Urban Design Project Conference
2010 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Vice Dean for Environmental and Community Affairs: Dr. Eid and Dean of the College of Engineering: Dr. Hennawy: Strategic Planning for PhD Candidate Development between Ain Shams and Clemson Universities.
2009 Mohammed el-Ramli, President, University of Luxor, Landscape Architecture Program Development Presentation
2009 Pantheon Institute, Rome Italy, Collaboration and Rome Program Presentation
2009 Adriana Institute, Rome Italy, Collaboration and Rome Program Presentation
2009 American Embassy in Cairo, Officer of Cultural Affairs, Collaboration Presentation
2009 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Department of Architecture International Collaboration Initiative
2009 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, College of Engineering International Collaboration Initiative
2009 ArchPlan LtD: Cairo, Egypt Rashid/Rosetta Urban Design Project Panel
2009 Cube Architecture LtD: Cairo, Al Abeshid National Theatre and Al Abeshid Park Proposal
2009 Governor of Rashid, Egypt, Rashid Urban Design Project Conference
2008 National Geographic Society, Media Platform Committee, Luxor, Egypt Project Presentation Oct 30, 2008
2008 Hewitt, Robert R., “Leadership and Landscape Change: Findings from the Landscape Futures Initiative,” ECLAS 2008 Conference – Invited Presentation
2008 Director of Darb al- Ahmar Restoration Project, Cairo, Egypt, Aga Khan Foundation Project Review
2008 Director of Supreme Council of the Antiquities, Egypt, Luxor and Giza Urban Design Project Presentation
2008 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Department of Architecture International Collaboration Initiative
2008 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, College of Engineering International Collaboration Initiative
2008 ArchPlan LtD: Cairo, Egypt Giza Urban Design Project Panel
2007 Governor of Luxor, Egypt, Luxor Urban Design Project Panel
2007 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, Department of Architecture International Collaboration Initiative
2007 Ain Shams University: Cairo, Egypt, College of Architecture International Collaboration Initiative
2007 ArchPlan LtD: Cairo, Egypt Luxor Urban Design Project Panel
2007 Cairo, Egypt, Luxor Ain Shams/Clemson Urban Design Project Studio Review
2006 Invited Participant, Joint CELA/IFLA International Education Committee, ASLA National Convention
2006 Invited Participant, Landscape Architecture Foundation Board Meeting: Landscape Futures Initiative
2004 Invited participant, “Current Issues in Japanese and American Healthcare Design,” Japan Planning Institute, Tokyo
2004 Invited Juror, Comprehensive Architecture Studios, University of Tokyo, Japan
2004 Invited panelist “Workshop on International Education,” Christchurch, New Zealand
2004 Analyst, International Education and Curriculum Development for Clemson University Landscape Architecture Program, St. Petersburg Architecture Honors Studio, St Petersburg, Russia
2003 Analyst, International Education and Curriculum Development for Clemson University Landscape Architecture Program, Genoa Program, Barcelona Program, and Istanbul Technical University Program
2001 Invited participant, ‘The International Design Seminar” at Roma Tre Campus, The University of Rome, Rome, Italy
2001 Invited consultant, “Development of Villa Gamberaia Conference,” Florence, Italy
2001 Invited Participant, “Europa: Porta Meditteranea Colloquium” sponsored by the European Commission and the City of Rome - intercommunication between international universities in Rome, Rome, Italy
2001 Workshop organizer, “Modeling and Installation-art Workshop” with American Rome Prize Fellow David Meyer at the American Academy in Rome, Italy
1999 Invited panelist: Conference on the Future of Villa Gamberaia, sponsored by: Villa Gamberaia and the Superintendencia di Beni Culturi di Italia, Florence, Italy,
1999 Invited participant: Seminar on Contemporary Renaissance Studies, sponsored by: Iowa State University Department of Architecture, Rome, Italy
1999 Invited participant: ACSA Annual Conference, sponsored by: Penn State University Department of Architecture, Rome, Italy
National Engagements 2009 Professional presentation, Hospital Architecture, Perkins and Will, Philadelphia
2009 Professional Presentation, Healthcare retrofit Feasibility and Hospital Design
2009 Professional presentation Seiler and Drury Architects, Norristown, Pennsylvania
2009 Norristown, PA Planning Department and Montgomery County PA, Planning Department City and Regional Development presentation
2009 Site visit and presentation, Montgomery County PA Mental Hospital
2009 Invited Applicant for the Rome Prize in Landscape Architecture, The American Academy in Rome.
2009 ASLA 2009 Conference Invited Host for Fri-A4 Sustainable City Planning: Which Way to Success? Fri-B4 Stimulus for Rust Belt Cities: Reinvigorating Ecology and Culture
2008 Invited Applicant for the Rome Prize in Landscape Architecture, The American Academy in Rome.
2007 Presentation, ASLA, LAF Department Chairs Committee, San Francisco, CA
2007 Presentation, ASLA, LAF Landscape Futures Initiative Committee, San Francisco, CA
2006 Presentation, ASLA, LAF Landscape Futures Initiative Committee, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2006 Presentation, ASLA, LAF Department Chairs Committee, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2005 Invited Symposium Participant, “Landscape Futures Initiative,” Department of Landscape Architecture, University of California, Davis
2005 ASLA, LAF Landscape Futures Initiative Committee, Ft. Lauderdale Florida
2005 ASLA Therapeutic Garden Interest Group Forum, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
2005 ASLA Sustainable Development Group Forum, Ft. Lauderdale Florida
2004 Invited Presentation Dina Battisto and Robert Hewitt, “Green Health Care Setting Design,” Center for Health Design National Conference, Pebbles Board Meeting, Houston, Texas
2004 Invited Workshop Participant, Center for Design + Health, and Texas A&M, Houston, Texas
2004 Invited Workshop Participant, Center for Design + Health, Berchtold Industries collaboration, Clemson University, South Carolina
2003 Moderator and Workshop Organizer, “Health by Design Workshop,” Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina
2003 Moderator and Panel Organizer: “International Study Panel,” at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Charleston, South Carolina
2001 Invited panelist “Out-of-the-Classroom Teaching and Learning,” at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, San Louis Obispo, California
2000 University-wide Lecture and Department Lecture Series, South Dakota State University:
University-wide Lecture: “Healing Landscape, Healthy City: Case studies in medical thought and environmental change, 2000b.c.-2000a.d”, for the South Dakota State University, Department of Landscape Architecture
Department Lecture, Landscape Architecture: Implementation Studio – presentation of professional work - South Dakota State University, Department of Landscape Architecture
Department Lecture, Landscape Architecture: Residential Design Studio – presentation of professional work - South Dakota State University, Department of Landscape Architecture
Department Lecture, Landscape Architecture: Introduction to Landscape Architecture – overview of the profession - South Dakota State University, Department of Landscape Architecture
1998 College-wide Lecture and Department Lecture, University of Idaho School of Architecture: “The Benign, the Suspicious, and the Magical: Healing Beliefs and the Creation of Landscape.” A Graham Foundation funded lecture series
1998 Department Lecture, University of Idaho: Presentation of professional design work
1998 Invited lecture, University of Kentucky lecture series: “The Influence of Medical Theory on Renaissance and Nineteenth-Century American Urban Design”
1997 Invited panelist for the “Panel on Public Health” at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference: Berkeley
1997 Moderator and invited panelist, “From Miasma to Diversity: Models of Healthy Environments and Implications for Future Design,” at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Asheville, North Carolina
1997 Invited panelist, “A New Name for an Old Class; Redefining ‘Graphics’, at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Conference, Asheville, North Carolina
Regional and Local Engagements 2009 SC School Design and Sustainable Communities: SC Design Arts Partnership: Policy and Research Committee, Columbia, South Carolina
2008 Team Leader: Restoration Institute Planning Charette
2007 Invited Participant, “Lieutenant Governors Office of Aging, State Leadership Summit,” Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
2007 Invited Lecture, “Landscape Architecture Strategies for Manufactured Housing,” Image and Professionalism Committee of the Manufactured Housing Institute of South Carolina, Greenville, South Carolina
2006 Invited Lecture, “Participatory Design in Landscape Architecture,” The Garden Club of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina
2005 Invited Lecture, “Color and Design,” The Garden Club of South Carolina, Charleston
2005 Invited Lecture, “Sustainable Maintenance,” The Garden Club of South Carolina, Charleston
2003 Invited Lecture, “Space Design and People,” The Garden Club of South Carolina, Charleston
2003 Invited Lecture, “Landscape Design Resources,” The Garden Club of South Carolina, Charleston
1998 Invited lecture, “Healthy Environmental Design,” Pennsylvania Chapter, Garden Club of America
1997 Invited lecture, “The Nineteenth-Century Landscape and the Search for Health,” Huntington Garden Club
Invited Engagements at Clemson University 2009 Invited Participant New College Building Charette
2008 Invited Presentation, CAF Board of Directors: Luxor and Giza Projects and Results
2008 Invited Lecture: Political Science Department‘s Globalization Seminar, “Globalization and Landscape Architecture,”
2008 Guest Lecture Arch 852: Early Twentieth-Century Urban Design
2008 Workshop on Dream Landscapes, Chip Sullivan and Robert Hewitt, Clemson University
2007 Guest Lecture LA 100: Late Twentieth-Century American Modernist Landscape
2007 GRIT Working Group
2006 Guest Lecture PhD Colloquium: Al Azhar Park in the context of Ecological Modernization
2006 Greenville Hospital System Working Group
2006 iMAP Working Group
2005 Guest Lecture EDP 812: International Medical Thought and Urban Reconfiguration
2005 Guest Lecture Larch 830 Health and Design
2005 Guest lecture, Architecture 499 / 699: Sustainability, Place and Culture
2003 Urban Sprawl Summit and Workshop
Invited Engagements at Pennsylvania State University Department of Architecture
1999 Guest lectures, Architecture 315: Analysis of Human Settlements: Villages - the relationship between landscape and village -village development and landscape change
1998 Guest lectures, Architecture 316:Analysis of Human Settlements: Cities - the relationship between landscape and city - city development and landscape change
1998 Guest lectures, Architecture 315: Analysis of Human Settlements: Villages - the relationship between landscape and village - village development and landscape change
1998 Guest lectures, Architecture 316: Analysis of Human Settlements: Cities - the relationship between landscape and city - city development and landscape change - city development and landscape change, 1999
1997 Guest lecture, Architecture 520: Methods of Inquiry in Architecture and Urban Design 1997
Center for Community Design 1999 Invited Participant: Hamer Center Visioning Workshop
Civic Organizations, Societies and Professional Membership Professional Offices and Committees Member ASLA National Working Group, International Construction Code Sustainable Building Tech Committee: Natural Resources, Transportation, Soils, Electives South Carolina Chapter ASLA: Ex-Officio Member - Executive Committee Co-Chair ASLA Urban Design Professional Practice Network Member CELA International Education Committee ECLAS Clemson University Contact Faculty
Professional membership Member American Society of Landscape Architects, Northern California Chapters Member American Society of Landscape Architects, South Carolina Chapters Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Nineteenth-Century Studies Association Sigma Lambda Alpha Honor Society ASLA Sustainable Design and Development Professional Practice Network ASLA International Practice Professional Practice Network ASLA Health Care and Therapeutic Design Professional Practice Network
Civic Offices and Committees Member Architectural Review Board: Pendleton, South Carolina
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