Landscape Technologies:
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Randall W. Mardis, ASLA
Landscape Technologies	(636) 928-1250
67 Jacobs Creek Drive	Saint Charles, MO 63304

EXPERIENCE

• Landscape Architect-Owner, Landscape Technologies, St. Charles, Missouri, March 1994 - Present
• Landscape Architect, Baxter Farms & Nurseries, St. Louis, Missouri, February 1987 - March 1994
• Landscape Architect, Peckham Guyton Albers & Viets, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, August 1985 - February 1987
• Landscape Architect, Baxter Farms & Nurseries, St. Louis, Missouri, August 1983 - August 1985
• Landscape Architect, Mardis Design Group, St. Louis, Missouri, August 1981 - August 1983
• Landscape Architect, Peckham Guyton Albers & Viets, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, June 1979-August 1981
• Architectural Estimator, HBE Corporation, St. Louis, Missouri, July 1974 - August 1975
• Architectural Draftsman, R. W. Booker & Associates, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, May 1973 - July 1974

EDUCATION

• Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 1979
  Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas
• Associate Degree in Architecture & Design, 1973
  Meramec Community College, St. Louis County, Missouri

AWARDS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• First Place, 1973 AIA Drafting Competition
• 1979 Outstanding Graduating Senior Award, KSU
• 1981 Outstanding Service to the St. Louis Chapter ASLA

ORGANIZATIONS & ACTIVITIES

• President, Student Chapter ASLA, Kansas State University, 1977-1978 School Year
• Member, American Society of Landscape Architects, 1979-1983, 1985-Present
• Chairman, Membership Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 2000-Present
• Chairman, Public Relations Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1979-1982
• Chairman, 100 Years/100 Parks Program, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1999
• Chapter Liaison, America’s Promise – Saint Louis 1999-Present
• Member, Executive Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1981-1983 and 1988-2000
• Chairman, Continuing Education Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1989-1991
• President-Elect, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1990-1991
• President, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1991-1992
• Trustee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1994-2000
• Member, ASLA HQ Relocation Committee, 1997
• Member, Meramec Community College Architectural Advisory Board, 1982-1983
• Member, KSU College of Architecture & Design Advisory Board, 1992-1995
• Instructor, Missouri Botanical Gardens Adult Education Program, 1989-Present

REGISTRATION
State of Kansas #264
State of Missouri #019

Biographical Statement

Randall W. Mardis, ASLA

Randy Mardis earned an associates degree in architecture prior to attending Kansas State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree in 1979. As a student at KSU, he served as Student Chapter President in 1977. During his term, membership more than doubled. Since graduation, he has worked for three landscape architectural firms from 1979 through 1994, when he opened his own practice. His projects are found throughout the Midwest and South and represent a wide diversity of project types. Randy is licensed in the states of Missouri (#019) and Kansas (#216).

As a member of ASLA, Randy's service to ASLA include:

• President, Student Chapter ASLA, Kansas State University, 1977-1978 School Year
• Member, American Society of Landscape Architects, 1979-1983, 1985-Present
• Chairman, Professional Practice Institute, 2001-Present
• Chairman, Membership Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 2000-Present
• Chairman, Public Relations Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1979-1982
• Chairman, Continuing Education Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1989-1991
• Chairman, 100 Years/100 Parks Program, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1999
• Chapter Liaison, America's Promise – Saint Louis 1999-Present
• Member, Professional Practice Institute Committee
• Member, Executive Committee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1981-1983 and 1988-2000
• President-elect, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1990-1991
• President, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1991-1992
• Trustee, St. Louis Chapter ASLA, 1994-2000
• Member, ASLA HQ Relocation Committee, 1997

Randy has served the profession through mentoring and taking opportunities to educate the Public. He has been a guest speaker at several garden clubs and college programs in the area. He has served in advisory board capacities at Meramec Community College and Kansas State University. He has spoken at numerous "Career Days" at area high schools and facilitated charettes at elementary schools. Additionally, he has taught adult classes at Missouri Botanical Gardens since 1989. Since 1994, Randy has volunteered his services to Gateway to Gardening, an organization that develops various gardens in vacant lots throughout the Saint Louis area. Finally, Randy has volunteered each year since 1976 as a Telethon coordinator for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, first in Manhattan, KS and, upon returning to St. Louis in 1979, in his hometown.