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thomas oslund
principal, FASLA, FAAR
Tom
is one of the leading design landscape architects in the country. His
work has been recognized by the American Society of Landscape Architects,
American Institute of Architects, and in 1992 he was awarded the prestigious
Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome. As founder and design director,
Tom is responsible for setting the design direction for your project.
His role is very interactive to ensure that the functional, practical
and aesthetic elements of the design are achieved. Tom's interest in art
and his passion for design is fueled by a commitment to excellence and
innovation. Tom brings over 20 years of experience at a variety of project
scales from 800-acre master planning efforts to a 5000-square foot rooftop
garden. His belief in the collaborative process of working closely with
clients, architects, engineers, fabricators and artists have yielded positive
results and international recognition as an innovator when it comes to
solving complex site design challenges.
EDUCATION
Harvard
University Graduate School of Design, MLA, 1986
University of Minnesota, BLA, 1980
International Travel Grant, Europe, 1979
Rome
Prize Fellowship in Landscape Architecture from the American Academy in
Rome, 1991-1992
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
oslund.and.assoc.,
Minneapolis, MN
Principal and Design Director, 1998 to present
Responsible for design and site planning for large corporate, college
and private estates.
Other responsibilities include master planning and design, coordination
of personnel, and marketing strategies
Project
involvement on site planning and design includes:
Harley-Davidson
Museum, Milwaukee, WI
Minnesota
Twins Ballpark, Minneapolis, MN
I-35W
Bridge, Minneapolis, MN
Gold
Medal Park, Minneapolis, MN
General Mills Corporate Master Plan, Golden Valley, MN
Sioux Valley Hospital Campus Master Plan, Sioux Falls, SD
UMD Science Classroom Building, Duluth, MN
Medtronic Corporate Headquarters, Minneapolis, MN
Medtronic Patent Garden, Minneapolis, MN
Wells College Master Plan, Aurora, NY
Valparaiso University Master Plan, Valparaiso, IN
Hammel Green
and Abrahamson, Inc., Minneapolis, MN
Vice President and Director of Landscape Architecture, 1989 to 1998
Responsible for leading the Landscape Architecture Group
Primary responsibility includes master planning and design, coordination
of personnel, department budgets and marketing strategies.
Michael Van
Valkenburgh Associates, Cambridge, MA
Principal, 1989
Responsible for master site planning, design and project management.
Bertaux &
Copley and Associates, Inc., Cambridge, MA
1984-1986 (Full time during summer)
Responsible for design and site planning.
Damon Farber
Associates, Inc., Minneapolis, MN
1980-1984
Responsible for design and site planning.
AWARDS
AND RECOGNITION
International
Travel Grant, Europe, 1979
Rome
Prize Fellowship in Landscape Architecture from the American Academy in
Rome, 1991-1992
ACADEMIC
EXPERIENCE
2007
Illinois Institute of Technology, College of Architecture, Chicago, IL.
Driehaus Professor of Landscape Architecture 9
2005-Present GSA Design Excellence
Program. Peer Reviewer
2005 Washington University,
School of Architecture, St. Louis, MO. Visiting Professor of Practice
- "Tension of Space" Design Studio
2004 John Williams Visiting
Professorship. University of Arkansas - Department of Architecture and
Landscape Architecture, Spring Semester 2004
2001 University of Minnesota,
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Minneapolis, MN. Visiting
Professor - Japan Trip and Studio, May/June 2001
2001 The Ohio State University,
Department of Landscape Architecture, Columbus, OH. Visiting Professor
of Practice, Spring Semester
1996 University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of Fine and Applied Arts, Department
of Landscape Architecture, Urbana-Champaign, IL. First annual visiting
Adjunct Professor
1993-1995 University of Minnesota,
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Minneapolis, MN Horace
W. Cleveland Visiting Professor
1988-1991 Harvard Graduate
School of Design, Cambridge, MA. Visiting Design Critic, (Design studio-lecturing
and design critiques)
1986-1988 Minneapolis College
of Art & Design, Minneapolis, MN. Visiting Design Critic
1981-1984 University of Minnesota,
Department of Landscape Architecture, Minneapolis, MN. Part-time teaching
position
REGISTRATION
Minnesota, Wisconsin, California, Indiana, Utah,
New York, Illinois, Iowa


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