I'm a designer who's worked in public space, landscape architecture & urban design for 12 years. I practice professionally and teach as a Senior Lecturer in the MA Landscape Architecture program at the Arts University Bournemouth. Previously I taught MLA design studio and representation at UBC SALA. You can read my extended CV here.

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My expertise in landscape visualization and representation has matured through my experiences working with award-winning firms locally and abroad. Learning to work within each firm’s unique design approach has taught me to be flexible with the tools I use and the methods I engage when designing & visualizing projects.

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In 2016 I founded Future Landscapes with the ambition to pursue a more versatile and integrative approach to design that encompasses the spectrum of scales within graphic representation, from typography and digital media to landscape planning on an urban scale.

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I seek out projects that will challenge and increase my graphic dexterity. Working on the tangents of varied design fields means that I am able to make thoughtful connections between these fields, bringing a richness and diversity to my work.

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As part of my practice I use a wide variety of digital and manual tools to establish a distinctive and emotive style within the field of landscape graphics and visualization. In my years of practice I have developed a high level of craftsmanship to bring future, as yet unbuilt landscapes, to life.

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