About Me

I approach landscape architecture through the lens of permaculture, blending ecological principles with responsive, site-specific design. My philosophy is rooted in observation, adaptation, and collaboration—working with, rather than against, natural systems to create resilient, regenerative landscapes. By integrating sustainable water management, biodiversity support, and long-term adaptability into the design process, I aim to craft spaces that are both functional and future-proof. I believe that good design is not a static solution but an evolving system, shaped by continuous interaction with its environment. This perspective challenges conventional notions of project completion, encouraging long-term stewardship and adaptability as core design principles. Sustainability should not be seen as a limitation but as an opportunity to build landscapes that support both human and ecological communities for generations to come.

I am particularly interested in working with firms that embrace innovative and sustainable approaches to design—those specializing in ecological restoration, regenerative landscapes, urban agriculture, and community-driven planning. Whether collaborating on climate-resilient green infrastructure, permaculture-based public spaces, or holistic master planning, I seek to integrate my knowledge of ecological systems into practical, real-world applications. My ideal work environment values interdisciplinary collaboration and sees sustainability as a guiding principle rather than an afterthought. Through my work, I hope to contribute to projects that prioritize resilience, resource efficiency, and a deep respect for the land—creating landscapes that are not only beautiful and functional but also dynamic, self-sustaining, and deeply connected to the communities they serve.