Connecticut landscape architecture - CTASLA

I am a strong believer in life learning and thepotential for new and interesting opportunitiesthat result from expanding our individual skill set,or what I sometimes refer to as your “bag of tools.”A well-rounded professional should have a set oftalents beyond an undergraduate degree. I believethat all design-oriented landscape architectsshould pursue and achieve LEED accreditation.Sustainable design practices are core to the professionand practice of landscape architecture andshould be considered and integrated in all projects.The years of evening studies to earn theMBA were extremely challenging yet proved tobe a significant milestone in my career and set thestage for another significant milestone — openingmy own practice.Left: A living wall buffers parking while overlapping curvilinearforms emulate the roof design and adjacent waterway.Below: Set above the trading floor, a striking roof terrace isthe centerpiece and signature amenity of this high-performancebuilding.31