Kevin Sloan
Dallas-Fort Worth
Kevin Sloan, ASLA, RLA is a landscape architect, writer and professor. The work of his professional practice, Kevin Sloan Studio in Dallas, Texas, has been nationally and internationally recognized. In devising a biofiltration street for the Dallas urbanRESERVE, the journal Eco-Structure distinguished it as “One of Seven Innovative Projects in 2010.” Mr. Sloan holds a master of architecture degree from Syracuse University. A 2000 Harvard Loeb Fellow finalist, he has taught architecture, landscape architecture and urban design at Syracuse University, and is currently a visiting assistant professor at the University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture. Mr. Sloan has written numerous articles for professional publications, including Landscape Architecture and Texas Architect.
More by this author at The Nature of Cities
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Proposals for the Environment and the Future of Cities
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As a landscape architect, how do you interpret the word “biodiversity”? How does this meaning find expression in your design?
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Discovering New Life in the Aging Form of Suburbia
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Three Case Studies in Re-wilding: Models and Methods for Other Cities to Consider
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Let go of some urban domestication: How would you convince the mayor to re-wild the city?
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Re-Wilding: Cities by Nature
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The Suburban City, Usefully Seen as a Mega-Landscape
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You say po-TAY-to. What ecologists and landscape architects don’t get about each other, but ought to.
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ONE LANDSCAPE: A MINI Treatise on the Suburban MEGA City and Tactics to Design Within It
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Is There a Suburbia 2.0? Ideas for Designing the Next Generation of Suburbs
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Branch Waters Urbanism: A Concept of Landscape That Organizes the Chaos of “Jungle Cities”