About

Why Our Landscapes Matter

I see landscape architecture as the heart of every project, not just a finishing touch. My goal is simple: create outdoor spaces that make people feel at home, spark conversation, and reconnect us with nature. I don’t believe in cookie-cutter parks or lifeless lawns - every detail is tuned to how people will actually use the space and how it fits into its surroundings.

How I Design Places That Work

• I start with the land itself, letting the terrain, climate, and local ecology guide the design.
• Human-centric outdoor spaces are my priority, so I look for ways to make courtyards, walkways, and parks places people actually want to be.
• Sustainable site planning is essential. I use native plant landscaping to boost biodiversity and rely on water-saving systems wherever possible.
• I’m always thinking about how to make outdoor spaces comfortable, using green roofs, shaded corridors, water features, and smart layouts to naturally keep things cool and breezy.

Where My Approach Comes Alive

• I’ve shaped outdoor spaces for schools, hospitals, housing, and resorts. Each one is tailored to its community and environment.
• From terrace gardens in colleges to forest trails in cities, I focus on designs that support well-being and bring people together.
• Sometimes nature throws a curveball, like tricky terrain or harsh climates. I work with it, not against it, to make sure the end result feels like it truly belongs.