Background
Akazawa-Eguchi, Miyuki Rei Real was born on February 2, 1955 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Miyuki Rei Real Akazawa-Eguchi
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Education
Bachelor of Technology Architectural Science, Ryerson Polytechnic U., Toronto, Ontario, 1983; M of Landscape Architecture, U. Guelph, Ontario, 1986; Bachelor, Fine Arts/Literature, York University, Toronto, Ontario, 1987.
Career
Designer, landscape architect, held positions with several architecture, planning, and landscape architecture firms, Toronto, 1978-1990; managing principal, creative director, Eguchi Associations Landscape Architects, Toronto, since 1990; director, Design with Nature Inc., Toronto, since 1990. Juror, Toronto Real Estate Board, Annual Garden Competition, Toronto, 1992-1994.
Achievements
Membership
Founding member, chairperson Cmty. Conservation Center, East York, 1984. Founding member of advisory commission on environmental Borough of East York, Canada, 1984,96.
Landscape architect representative/team member community assistant for an urban study effort program of the Ontario Association Architects, Orangeville. Member Presteign Heights School Council, Toronto, since 1996. Member Canada Society Landscape Archs., Ontario Association Landscape Archs.
Connections
M. Barbara L. Flanagan-Eguchi. Children: Jahra Jo Nami Typhina Akazawa-Eguchi, Marlise Satori Alyssa Akazawa-Eguchi.
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Nationality
Canadian
Awards
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U. Guelph scholar, 1985-1986. Recipient Honor certified American Society Landscape Archs., 1986, Prize winner Borough East York Annual Garden Competition,1993, 2nd Place award National Association Japanese Cans., 1994, 1st Place award American Society Landscape Archs. 6th Ann Visionary Landscapes Competition, 1994, finalist, Mississauga City Centre Park Competition, 1995.U. Guelph scholar, 1985-1986. Recipient Honor certified American Society Landscape Archs., 1986, Prize winner Borough East York Annual Garden Competition,1993, 2nd Place award National Association Japanese Cans., 1994, 1st Place award American Society Landscape Archs. 6th Ann Visionary Landscapes Competition, 1994, finalist, Mississauga City Centre Park Competition, 1995.