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Peter Walker (landscape architect)
Peter Walker is a landscape architect in the United States, founder of PWP Landscape Architecture, INC and is described as "a veteran designer of corporate campuses and estates".〔Mozingo, ''Pastoral Capitalism'', page 188〕
==Biography and Influences==
Peter Walker〔(The Cultural Landscape Foundation ), The Cultural Landscape Foundation.〕〔(ASLA- The Dirt ), ASLA- The Dirt Bio.〕 grew up in California and attended the University of California, Berkeley. Walker initially started out in Journalism but quickly changed his field. He received his Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture in 1955, and did his graduate studies at the University of Illinois where he studied under Stanley White.〔 ("Stanley White Papers, 1925-1977 | University of Illinois Archives." Stanley White Papers, 1925-1977 | University of Illinois Archives. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Feb. 2015. )〕 Walker attended ''Harvard University Graduate School of Design'' where he received his masters in Landscape Architecture in 1957, and won the school's Jacob Weidenmann Prize〔 ("The Cultural Landscape Foundation." Jacob Weidenmann. The Cultural Landscape Foundation, n.d. Web. 09 Feb. 2015. )〕〔(Weidenman Prize ) Prize Description〕 that year.
At Harvard, Walker was deeply influenced by his professor, Hideo Sasaki. Upon graduating from Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Peter Walker worked for Sasaki. Shortly thereafter, they both went into partnership to form Sasaki Walker Associates in 1972.
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