It begins with the understanding that humans play a large part in creating a sustainable world.

An integrated and holistic approach to landscape architecture:

From a broader perspective...

I like to:
1) identify links between wellbeing and the environment...
2) learn about the history of the land to understand land in the present and the future...
3) explore what self-sustaining development really means...

From a design perspective...

I like to:
1) celebrate nature...
2) integrate ecosystems with social systems...
3) enhance and connect green infrastructure...

My projects and portfolio...

My portfolio illustrates:
1) small spaces designed in context to a wider sustainable philosophy...
2) people celebrating natural life cycles...
3) how self-sustaining developments could work...

I particularly like to promote...(click below)

Environmental enhancements

Environmental enhancements are activities that expand and improve habitats.

We need to go one step further and explore what additional benefits habitats could bring.

Sustainability

Sustainability does not always need to be complicated. Working at a local scale on simple urban farming ideas benefits local people, local wildlife while contributing to global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

As the famous slogan goes: “think globally, act locally.”

Well-being

If well-being is "the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy", how can we use the landscape do to improve the well-being within communities?

One idea - take Hippocrates quote "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food" and heal people with a sustainable food system and bring back medicinal herbs.

Connection to nature

This topic fascinates me. Understanding what "a connection to nature" really means is a big question.

Where do we start?