Oberlander began work with Louis Kahn and Oscar Stonorov in Philadelphia and then with landscape architect Dan Kiley in Vermont before moving with her husband in 1953 to Vancouver, where she founded a small landscape architecture firm.
Arthur Erickson and landscape architect Cornelia Oberlander originally intended the pool to be opened as part of the new Museum of Anthropology in 1976; now, nearly thirty-five years later, their original vision for MOA has been fulfilled.
It was designed by Ferguson Simek Clark/Pin Matthews (of Yellowknife) in association with Matsuzaki Wright Architects Inc. (of Vancouver), and landscape architect Cornelia Oberlander.
Cornelia Funke | Cornelia Parker | Cornelia Otis Skinner | Cornelia (rose) | Cornelia (gens) | Cornelia Connelly | ''Cornelia'' | Cornelia | Cornelia van der Mijn | Cornelia Oberlander | Cornelia Meigs | Cornelia Dahlgren | Jonathan Oberlander | Helmut Oberlander | Erwin Oberländer | Cornelia Street Cafe | Cornelia Sorabji | Cornelia Rau | Cornelia Pieper | Cornelia "Nina" Pillard | Cornelia Frances | Cornelia A. Clark | ''Cornelia |