Landscape architecture is a mode of inquiry and a means to act.
Designing landscapes that deliver meaningful change to the world around us is not a rote exercise. It requires both experience and an inventive spirit, and while we have built deep expertise across landscape typologies, we are always learning. We seek to look more closely, think more inventively, and act more expansively — to deepen the impact we have on the world around us.
Looking Back to Look Forward. We ground our work in a deep respect for a site’s history — in the belief that landscapes of cultural resonance empower communities and create opportunities for a more expansive, brighter future for all. Read
Crafting Resilience. We believe in the power of beauty and in our responsibility to deliver durable projects to clients and communities. We are continually exploring how our work can more effectively achieve both. Read 
Envisioning the City. Throughout history, the design of the urban landscape has both reflected and driven dramatic cultural shifts. We are fascinated by those histories and are always imagining the role we play in shaping the next transformative wave. ReadEnvisioning the City
Cities are places of both communing and dissonance and they are the richer for it. Every citizen has the right to access to quality open space, to be given the opportunity to sit in the shade of even a single great tree. Our work seeks to be ever more skilled at operating in these vibrant, challenging conditions to make strong places for plants and people to come together, to build community.
A Vibrant Venue for City Life
Following work for Plan Baton Rouge II, Reed Hildebrand realized the first phases of the planning vision through the design and build of Repentance Park and City Hall Plaza.
Enhancing a Distinctly New York Public Space
The renewed Theodore Roosevelt Park activates a new entrance for the American Museum of Natural History’s Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation expansion by Studio Gang, establishing new spaces for community gathering and movement while working carefully to preserve existing canopy.
Respecting Community, Renewing a Legacy Park
This ASLA Award of Excellence winning Action Plan is founded on equal respect for the park’s historic fabric, ecological systems, and the strong community of contemporary users who have stewarded it through years of disinvestment.
