Based on Brooklyn's glacial moraine, my landscape practice connects people, plants, place, and soil. I design ecologically diverse, climate-adaptive landscapes that work with plants to enliven human experience, create wildlife habitat, and build healthy soils.

My goal is to make you feel like a bug - in the best way possible. Immersed in planting, having the time of your life, feeling like you're part of something bigger than yourself. I want you to experience the joy of living alongside all forms of life. Plants have amazing potential to improve both the planet and ourselves. They eat sunlight and carbon and exhale oxygen. They cycle water, build habitat, and offer endless beauty and wonder. Living amongst a lush tapestry of them doesn't just make you feel good - it makes the whole living community around you thrive.

My process is pretty straightforward, and I like to keep it personal. Together we’ll start with a visioning and concept exercise, where we figure out your style and what the space needs to do. From there, I draw up plans and details for execution. Depending on scale, I can handle plant sourcing and installation - otherwise we'll team up with a landscape installer to get it built. I love staying involved as the project grows in and offering ongoing landscape stewardship.

I hold a Masters in Landscape Architecture from Harvard's Graduate School of Design. My work has been recognized in the Wall Street Journal and Architectural Digest Italia.