The 2000 Japan Prize

• Field:
  City Planning
• Achievement:
  Establishment of an ecological city planning process and proposal of a land use evaluation system
• Lecture:
  Design with Nature

Major Awards and Honors Received

1971	B. Y. Morrison Medal, North American Wildlife Management Association
1972	Creative Arts Award, Brandeis University
1975	Philadelphia Art Alliance Award
1986	Rene Dubos Award
1987	Alfred La Gasse Award
1990	National Medal of Art
1992	Richard Neutra Medal
1992	CELA Outstanding Educator Award
1992	Outstanding Achievement Award, Harvard University
1995	Thomas Jefferson Medal, University of Virginia
1998	Environmental Award, Sierra Club Film Festival

Membership in Academic Institutions and Societies

	Fellow, Royal Society of Art
	Fellow, American Society of Landscape Architects
	Honorary Fellow, Institute of Landscape Architects
	Honorary Fellow, Royal Institute of British Architects
	Member, National Academy of Science (NAS)
	Honorary Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA)

Academic Degrees

1949	Bachelor, Landscape Architecture, Harvard University
1950	Master, Landscape Architecture, Harvard University
1951	Master, City Planning, Harvard University
1970	Doctor of Humane Letters (hon.), Amherst College
1978	Doctor of Humane Letters (hon.), Bates College
1970	Doctor of Humanities (hon.), Lewis and Clark College
1998	D. L. (hon.), Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland
1998	Honorary Degree, College of the Atlantic

Professional Career

1950-54	Planner, Department of Health, Scotland
1954-86	Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, University of Pennsylvania
1986-Present	Professor Emeritus, University of Pennsylvania
1968	Distinguished Science Lecturer, Brookhaven National Laboratory
1969	Horace Albright Memorial Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley
1986-87	Senior Visiting Professor, University of California, Berkeley
1971	Danz Lecturer, University of Washington, Seattle
1971	Brown and Haley Lecturer, University Puget Sound
1986	Foundation Professor, University of Auckland
1994	Visiting Professor, Pennsylvania State University
1994	Visiting Professor, Harvard University
1994	Bruce Goff Professor of Architecture, Oklahoma UniversityMajor Publications and Scientific Papers:

Title

• Professor Emeritus, Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning, University of Pennsylvania

Major Publications and Scientific Papers

• Design With Nature, Natural History Press (second edition published by John Wiley & Sons, 1992; Japanese translation published by Shubunsha, 1994) 1969
• A Quest for Life: An Autobiography, John Wiley & Sons (with Stewart L. Udall) 1996
• To Heal the Earth: Selected Writings of Ian L. McHarg, Island Press (edited by Ian L. McHarg et al.) 1998