Kevin Conger

Founding Partner/President, CMG Landscape Architecture

Conger is the founding partner and president of CMG Landscape Architecture. His passion is creating democratic public spaces and improving the social and ecological well-being of our cities.
Currently, he is part of a team developing plans to remake the Embarcadero for the San Francisco Seawall Project to address the danger of earthquakes and the likelihood of sea level rise.
Conger has led many of CMG's largest and most complex open-space projects in the Bay Area, including a rooftop park and the central space at two of Facebook's Menlo Park campuses; the Treasure Island Redevelopment Project, a repurposing of 480 acres of an old naval base; and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden, a competition CMG completed with Jensen Architects.
Conger is an expert on the subject of sea level rise and lectures frequently on the issues of public space, ecology and design. He is a fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and has been awarded a Seed Fund Fellowship for his commitment to creating more vibrant public spaces in San Francisco.
He is a longtime member and valued contributor to Cal Poly's Landscape Architecture Department Advisory Board.

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