Tim Delorm, L.L.A., P.P.
He has a broad range of project experience ranging from regenerating urban neighborhoods, to the creation of new conservation community master plans, to public parks, streetscapes, and gardens. In each of these areas of practice Tim is known as an active listener, committed collaborator, accomplished facilitator and presenter, principled creative designer and technically accomplished professional. He appears regularly before state, municipal agencies and boards to provide expert testimony in the securing of entitlements. His attention to detail in understanding and addressing regulatory requirements and potential community impacts, within the context of local policy enable him to address key concerns early in a project's development. EducationSUNY Syracuse, College of Environmental Science + Forestry, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, (BLA) 1980 Syracuse University, Bachelor of Environmental Design, 1979 SUNY Cobleskill, Associate Degree Ornamental Horticulture, 1977 Professional RegistrationsRegistered Landscape Architect, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut CLARB-Certified Professional Planner, State of New Jersey Certified Master Gardener AffiliationsAmerican Planning Association (APA) American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Former Councilman — Glen Ridge, NJ Chair - Glen Ridge Shade Tree Commission Honors and AwardsWeehawken Ferry Terminal Transportation Project of the Year Merit Award, NJULI 2007 Black Creek Sanctuary at Mountain Creek Merit Award, New Jersey ASLA 2005 The Mohegan Sun Casino and Resort Honor Award, New Jersey ASLA 2005 Newark Broad Street Streetscape Master Plan Honor Award, New Jersey ASLA 2005 AT&T Network Operations Center, Bedminster NJ, NJASLA Honor Award, 2003 New York Construction News, 2001 Mixed Use Project of the Year, Mohegan Sun Phase II Expansion, Uncasville, Connecticut, 2001. Merchant's Gate Restoration, New York Arts Commission Honor Award, 1997 "Sports Entertainment Planning‚" Society for Marketing Professionals Services, New York, August 1996 60th Street Riverfront Pavilion, New York Arts Commission Honor Award, 1995 Meadowlands Sportropolis Master Plan, APA Merit Award, 1994 Nynex Administration Headquarters, ASLA NYC Chapter Merit Award, 1994 Publications and PresentationsGreat Plaza, Vibrant City, University of Orange Placemaking Conference, April 2011 Overbuilding Rail Yards, Urban Land, 2007 Owning the Future-Mixed Use & Urban Housing: Harvard Design School, August 2005 Leadership Dynamics in Multi-Disciplinary Design firms, ASLA Annual Meeting, February 2005. Comprehensive Neighborhood Planning, 8 Steps to success, Governors Conference on Housing and the Environment, October 2004 The Role of Landscape Architects in Urban Redevelopment, NJASLA, February 2004 Kingdom, Governors Conference on Housing and the Environment, October 2003 Reshaping the Urban Form, Urban Land, March 2003 Streetscapes Role in Economic Reinvestment, New Jersey Urban Land Institute, June 2003 Reclaiming Lost Landscapes, SUNY Lecture Series, May 2002 "Public-Private Partnerships for Urban Park Development‚" ASLA Annual Meeting, Atlanta, November 1997 The Future of New York — Ballparks American Institute of Architects, October 1996 "Urban Ballpark Planning + Design‚" APA Annual Meeting, San Diego, September 1996 Meadowlands Sportropolis — Urban Entertainment for the Suburbs; Planning Magazine, October 1995 Don't Get Your Roots In A Bunch — Urban Street Tree Planting Concepts; Landscape Specifier Magazine, September 1995 "Visual Improvement Planning," Tradelines, Boston, June 1995
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Tim Delorm founded TerraNoble Design with the aspiration of creating symbiotic relationships between people, place and nature thereby achieving truly sustainable solutions to the world's pressing problems. He believes it is not sufficient to make things less unsustainable, rather we should strive to create regenerative projects that establish an intricate web of inter-relationships between natural, socio-economic and man-made systems. Tim has practiced for three decades as an urban designer and landscape architect with two of the design profession's most prominent consulting firms, Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, PC and EDAW, Inc.