Jim is a creative thinker as well as a skilled technician with experience with a variety of landscape architectural projects including academic and corporate campus master planning, green infrastructure planning and projects in the public realm including streetscape, parks, and recreational trails.  Jim moves effortlessly between the creative design process and project management, and his ability to solve problems innovatively and thoughtfully both in the field and on the boards is an immeasurable asset to the firm and to our clients.

Jim received his Master of Landscape Architecture with a focus in ecological restoration from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University where he was a member of the Sigma Alpha Lambda Honor Society of Landscape Architecture.  He earned his Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from St. Michael’s College in Vermont.