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Kent
has published articles
in well-known trade magazines
such as Landscape Architecture
and Garden Design. In
1996, with Gordon W. Chappell,
he co-authored a best-selling
book entitled, The Gardens
of Colonial Williamsburg;
now in its fourth printing.
The book won a 1997 Virginia
ASLA Chapter Honor Award
for “Excellence in Landscape
Research and Communications.”
These biennial awards
are given to the project
which represents “...the
most outstanding advancement
within the profession
of landscape architecture
in Virginia.” Kent is
also published in the
book, “Breaking Ground:
Examining the Vision and
Practice of Landscape
Restoration,” The Proceedings
of the 11th (1997) Conference
on Restoring Southern
Gardens and Landscapes
(1999).
Brinkley
recently completed a major
research study/report
for the Colonial National
Historical Park, National
Park Service, in Yorktown,
VA: The Green Spring Plantation
Greenhouse/Orangery and
the Probable Evolution
of the Domestic Area Landscape
(2004). He has also served
as a consultant on advisory
boards to a number of
well-known historic house
museum sites, including
Mount Vernon, Gunston
Hall, Tryon Palace, Tudor
Place, Dumbarton Oaks,
and Jefferson’s Poplar
Forest.
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