Ned Daugherty, AIA, ASLA
ecoplnr@insiteearth.com
Principal

Mr. Daugherty has over 22 years of professional experience in environmental planning and design as both an Architect and Landscape Architect. He is well known for his pioneering projects in sustainable architecture and ecotourism. Over the years, he has been responsible for a variety of major land planning and architectural projects, valued in excess of $750 million. Notable projects he has been involved with include: design work on the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum; planning and design of the El Dorado Ranch Sustainable Community; landscape master planning of the United States Olympic Training Facility in San Diego; urban design for the California State University campus in San Marcos, CA; and ecotourism planning and design of 'Ruby', a ghost town in Southern Arizona. Mr. Daugherty has taught at the New School of Architecture in San Diego and the University of California at Davis, and was a featured speaker at the World Congress on Adventure Travel and Ecotourism in Manaus, Brazil. He has traveled in South America, Central America, Asia and Europe, studying indigenous architecture and land planning techniques. His leadership role in the promotion of ecotourism led to his selection by the American Society of Landscape Architects to participate, as a member of an international team of professionals, in developing guidelines for an ecotourism project in Yucatan. He is dedicated to community service, and is an active member in local, state, national and international organizations.

El Sr. Daugherty tiene más de veinte años de experiencia profesional como arquitecto y arquitecto paisajista en la planificación ambiental y el diseño. Tiene fama por sus innovadores proyectos, tanto en la arquitectura ecológica, como en el ecoturismo. En los últimos años, el Sr. Daugherty ha finalizado numerosos proyectos de gran envergadura relacionados con la planificación territorial y la arquitectura, con un valor total estimado en más de $750 millones de dolares. Algunos de sus proyectos más notables incluyen: el diseño del Museo del Desierto de Sonora/Arizona; la planificación y el diseño de la Comunidad Auto-Sostenible Rancho "El Dorado"; el plan maestro de arquitectura paisajista para el centro estadounidense de entrenamiento olímpico en San Diego, California; el diseño urbano para la Universidad de California, San Marcos; y la planificación ecoturística y el diseño de "Ruby", un pueblo fantasma en el sur de Arizona. El Sr. Daugherty ha enseñado en la New School of Architecture (Nueva Escuela de Arquitectura) en San Diego y la Universidad de California, Davis, y fue máximo ponente en el Congreso Mundial de Aventurismo y Ecoturismo en Manaus, Brasil. Ha viajado por América Latina, Asia y Europa, estudiando la arquitectura indígena y las técnicas de planificación territorial. Debido a su liderazgo en la promoción del ecoturismo, la Sociedad Americana de Arquitectos Paisajistas (ASLA) le seleccionó para participar, como miembro de un equipo internacional de profesionales, en el desarrollo de las normas para un proyecto ecoturístico en el Yucatán. El Sr. Daugherty se dedica al servicio comunitario, y participa activamente en organizaciones locales, regionales, nacionales e internacionales.

Tanya Bredehoft, SEGD

Ms. Bredehoft's area of expertise is environmental graphic design. Her work centers on how people take in information, and navigate through a three-dimensional space. She focuses on the graphic elements that serve to identify, direct, inform, interpret and visually enhance created environments. Her work includes planning and design of interpretive exhibitions, graphics, and signage for museums, aquariums, zoos, nature centers, visitor centers, and industry. Her experience also includes project management and fabrication coordination. Projects include exhibition design for the Stephen Birch Aquarium-Museum, the National Park Service, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Denver Zoo, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and the Museum of Science and Industry, Hong Kong. Signage projects include an Interpretive Master Plan for the City of Palm Desert, the Hotel del Coronado, Loma Linda University Children's Hospital, the Long Beach Convention Center and the San Francisco Maritime Museum. She is an active member of the Society of Environmental Graphic Design (SEGD) and volunteers time and skills to the development of the Green Map network. Ms. Bredehoft holds a degree in Industrial Design.