WATER INFRASTRUCTURE • ECOSYSTEM DESIGN • FLOOD RESILIENCE • URBAN ADAPTABILITY • SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE •
A landscape-led urban resilience practice integrating ecology, infrastructure, and civic life through water-based systems thinking.Â
We believe resilient cities are shaped through the integration of ecology, infrastructure, water systems, and human experience. Our work uses landscape as a framework to reconnect communities with waterways, public life, and the natural processes that sustain urban environments.
Practice Essence
Ecological Performance & Restoration
Designing landscapes that restore ecological function while supporting urban environments and long-term environmental resilience.
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Focus Areas
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Habitat restoration and biodiversity
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Native planting systems
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Soil regeneration and infiltration
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Fluvial geomorphology and stream restoration
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Climate-responsive landscape systems
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Our work emphasizes ecological
systems as living infrastructure that evolve over time, recover from disturbance, and strengthen environmental performance.
Watershed & Hydrologic Systems
Understanding water as a dynamic framework that shapes land, ecology, infrastructure, and urban development.
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Focus Areas
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Flood resilience and stormwater management
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River and floodplain dynamics
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Watershed-scale planning
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Hydrologic performance and adaptability
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Integration of water systems into public space
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Our projects consistently treat
water not as isolated infrastructure, but as a driving force shaping urban form, ecological health, and long-term resilience.
Public Realm & Human Experience
Creating meaningful civic environments that connect people to place, nature, movement, and community identity.
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Focus Areas
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Waterfront and park experiences
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Trail and mobility connectivity
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Comfort, shade, and walkability
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Cultural identity and placemaking
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Multi-sensory public environments
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The portfolio repeatedly frames
infrastructure and landscape as public experience—not only technical systems. Streets, bayous, trails, and parks become social and cultural frameworks for daily life.
Systems-Based Resilience & Adaptation
Designing environments that can evolve, recover, and perform over time under changing environmental and urban conditions.
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Focus Areas
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Long-term resilience planning
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Adaptive landscape systems
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Climate and flood adaptation
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Environmental equity and community health
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Performance-based planning strategies
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Rather than designing static spaces
, our projects focus on adaptive systems that respond to climate, growth, disturbance, and changing community needs.