David Kamp, FASLA, LF, NA
Principal
David Kamp is the founding principal of Dirtworks, PC Landscape Architecture. Through practice, teaching, writing and advocacy, David’s leadership and unique contributions promoting health through design and nature are at the forefront of the profession.
A Harvard Loeb Fellow in Advanced Environmental Studies, MacDowell Colony Fellow, member of the National Academy of Design, and recognized through numerous awards and publications, David has been featured in four nationally and internationally broadcast documentaries. A frequent guest speaker and writer, David is an internationally recognized Thought Leader in the positive role of nature in the design of the built environment. David has taught and lectured at universities and schools across the United States, Europe and Asia and in 2012 University College Falmouth (UK) awarded David an Honorary Fellowship in recognition of his contributions to the landscape architecture profession. He is currently working on a book about his life and career, which will be published by the Library of American Landscape History.
A Harvard Loeb Fellow in Advanced Environmental Studies, MacDowell Colony Fellow, member of the National Academy of Design, and recognized through numerous awards and publications, David has been featured in four nationally and internationally broadcast documentaries. A frequent guest speaker and writer, David is an internationally recognized Thought Leader in the positive role of nature in the design of the built environment. David has taught and lectured at universities and schools across the United States, Europe and Asia and in 2012 University College Falmouth (UK) awarded David an Honorary Fellowship in recognition of his contributions to the landscape architecture profession. He is currently working on a book about his life and career, which will be published by the Library of American Landscape History.
