Professor Dr. Elise Campbell

Biography

Elise Campbell is a landscape architect and a Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute with twenty years of experience. She has worked in UK landscape architecture practices and environmental consultancies, bringing ten years of teaching experience in both undergraduate and postgraduate Landscape Architecture programmes at Edinburgh College of Art and the University of Edinburgh. Elise's involvement spans a diverse range of projects in professional practice, including large-scale master plans and small-scale green roof designs. Her experience in various landscape architecture and environmental schemes enables her to teach a wide array of technical design courses. She engages in studios focused on urban regeneration, park design, detailed design, landscape construction, landscape reclamation, regional planning, and territorial-scale design, as well as urban spatial studies. With a passion for the intricate relationships within ecosystems, Elise has a specific interest in invertebrates and the habitats they occupy, which she has pursued as a member of the Edinburgh Entomological Club. Her fascination with the micro-scale underworld influences her teaching, where she encourages students to weave multi-species narratives into their projects.

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