Sean Dunlap, Principal

Cultural landscapes are built of relationships — relationships between people, between people and the land, between the land and its inhabitants, and between the past, present, and future. This holistic and relational vision for how we engage with the land serves as the bedrock of Land Tangles’ work. Through this framework, Land Tangles Planning Studio offers a comprehensive approach to site stewardship through equitable, ecological, and culturally-responsive history, planning, and design.

Land Tangles Planning Studio meets the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards for Historian, Landscape Historian, Historic Preservationist, and Historical Preservation Planner, and provides a suite of cultural resource management and landscape design services that are outlined here.

Education

M.A., Historic Preservation, University of Georgia

M.A., Environmental Planning + Design, University of Georgia

B.A., Anthropology, University of West Georgia