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Contemporary Designers, Maintainers, Teachers, and Researchers Name: Marc Peter Keane  Company   URL     http://www.mpkeane.com/ Type DESIGNER  Address 119 Irving Place  City Ithaca  State New York  Postal Code 14850-4711  Country UNITED STATES  Latitude/Longitude: lat=42.438342; long=-76.482819 Find other People Nearby Phone   Fax   E-Mail info@mpkeane.com  Added to JGarden 9/7/2001  Last Updated 12/28/2004  Description A graduate of Cornell University's Department of Landscape Architecture, Marc has lived in Kyoto since 1985, first as a research fellow of Kyoto University, now as a landscape architect and writer. His design work consists mostly of gardens including: private residences, company grounds, and temple gardens, although he has also done parks and historic districts. Alongside his design work, he lectures in the Department of Environmental Design at the Kyoto University of Arts and Design and is a research fellow at the Research Center for Japanese Garden Art. The latter organization runs an annual two-week Japanese Garden Seminar (in English). Marc has been a key organizer and member of the core staff since beginning of these seminars in 1996. He has also lectured extensively throughout the United States, England, and Japan. Marc's books include Japanese Garden Design, Sakuteiki: Visions of the Japanese Garden and The Art of Setting Stonesa modern translation of the gardening classic. He has also written numerous articles and essays related to Japanese gardens and preservation in Kyoto. Mr. Keane recently received a Fellowship to teach at Cornell University for one year and then subsequently decided to relocate from Japan to Ithaca. Please make note of his new address.   If you live in the U.S., Canada or Germany, you can search for gardens, people and suppliers near your postal/zip code: Postal Code: 10 miles 50 miles 100 miles 200 miles 500 miles 1000 miles United States Canada Germany

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