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George Stockton is a landscape architect and planner who has been working with Moriyama & Teshima Planners Limited since 1969. Now President of the firm, he has been Project Director of several long-term environmentally sensitive visionary plans which have won significant international awards from the Waterfront Center in Washington: Wadi Hanifah (Saudi Arabia) Comprehensive Development Plan, Ramsey Lake Community Improvement Plan, 100-year conceptual master plan for the Meewasin Valley in Saskatchewan, and 100-year vision for Ontario's Niagara Parks. George's landscaping projects, which include university and corporate campuses and a major green roof for the new Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, are equally respectful of existing natural features and ecological conditions. George takes an integrated approach to planning, with expertise in the areas of tourism development, strategic planning and ecological sustainability. As a member of the Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership's Outdoor Committee, he understands the importance of private sector investment, job creation, and developing Ontario tourism. A skilled facilitator, he has worked with numerous communities to help formulate future visions that are both inspirational and achievable. In recent years, George has built up a significant body of work in the Middle East. He was responsible for the master plan and landscape design for the 83-acre King Abd al Aziz Historical Centre and National Museum of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh. Subsequently, George headed a team of landscape architects and engineers to undertake the Wadi Hanifah Comprehensive Development Plan to rehabilitate the most significant natural drainage system in central Saudi Arabia. Professional Memberships:
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