Internationally renowned landscape designer Bernard Trainor will present a range of his current projects in addition to those featured in the recently published monograph, Landprints: The Landscape Designs of Bernard Trainor, written by Susan Heeger. Bernard will also explore how his inspiration from natural design patterns, plants, and sense of place is interpreted and translated into the modern details of his work, forming a connection between people and the identity of the land. Bernard is the founding principal and design director of Bernard Trainor + Associates, based in Monterey. The studio’s award-winning projects range from town-scaled gardens to extensive rural properties, and have been featured in numerous books and publications, including the New York Times, Vogue Living, and Garden Design.
This talk is presented by the Garden Conservancy and Flora Grubb Gardens.
Date and time
October 3, 2013
5:30 p.m. Check-in and registration
5:45 Wine reception and book signing
6:30 Illustrated lecture
Registration
Pre-registration: $25 per person
At the door: $30 per person
You can pre-register online at www.gardenconservancy.org or by calling the Garden Conservancy’s West Coast office at 415.441.4300
