Marc Miller

Marc Miller has degrees in fine arts, art history, architecture, and landscape architecture. The lessons he learned in classrooms and practice cumulatively ground his fascination with representation, intention, and craft and how they impact how environments are imaged. He believes that one of the core superpowers of landscape architects is the ability to illustrate change across scales and over time. To that end, he explores contemporary forms of image production, ranging from landscapes on Netflix to bot farms, and how they affect design disciplines, practice, and general audiences. Currently, he is interested in overlapping threads of worldbuilding and representational discipline- along with data as a material practice.

Miller is also the inaugural Associate Director for Access, Wellbeing, and Equity in the Stuckeman School. He oversees the school's DI (Diversity and Inclusion) Fellowship and Access, Wellbeing, and Equity (AWE) Ambassador programs. He recently served as the vice president for diversity, equity, inclusion, and recruiting for the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture and is a former president of the Black Landscape Architect Network.

• M.L.A. from Cornell University
• M.Arch. from University of Virginia
• B.F.A. from Binghamton University

• Building a Legacy, The Cassell Family and Cornell, Cornell University
• Landscape is a Verb, Cornell University

• Chapter—“Fabricating Technosols” in Unconventional Computing: Design Methods for Adaptive Architecture.
• Chapter—Miller, M and Vanucchi, J. “(In)Complete.” Submission of a collection of student work from two design studios for visual representation in landscape architecture

Stuckeman School names diversity, access, wellbeing, equity honorees