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Welcome to the Landscape Architecture Program

Landscape Architecture Program
1120 N Street, MS 28
Sacramento, CA 95814

Composed of a broad range of skilled professionals, the Landscape Architecture Program provides the expertise necessary to help implement Caltrans' mission of improving mobility across California. The scope of our work within Caltrans is extensive, including multi-modal transportation and facility design, visual impact assessments, aesthetics, mitigation, roadside management, resource conservation, regional planning, site planning and development, and sustainable design.

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Caltrans District 8 Landscape Architect Ray Desselle and Landscape Associate Miriam Bishop were recognized recently by the Riverside Press-Enterprise for their efforts to improve the appearance of the retaining walls at the new 215/91 Interchange. Embossed images depicting the heritage and culture of the Inland Empire give drivers a sense of place as they travel through the highway corridor.
The Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Area, located on State Route 99 in District 6 north of the city of Tipton,has been awarded a Platinum ‘Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design’ (LEED) certification.
Caltrans HQ Landscape Architecture Program partnered with other Project Delivery functions and Maintenance and Operations, and Planning and Modal Programs to update Main Street, California - A Guide for Improving Community and Transportation Vitality.
Caltrans District 5 Landscape Architect Corby Kilmer Wins PECG's 2012 Professional Achievement Award Caltrans Landscape Architect Corby Kilmer (pictured 2nd from left) was honored with the Professional Achievement Award at PECG’s 50th Anniversary Celebration on September 15, 2012.

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