Margot D. Chiuten, RLA ASLA
With over 26 years of professional practice, Margot has designed landscapes for a multitude of project types. Her experience includes over a hundred public and private higher education campus designs; numerous streetscapes and complete streets projects ranging from a few blocks to several miles; and several infrastructure reclamation projects that transform aging and disused structures into pedestrian spaces.
Her passion is in the details: in her previous firm, Margot served as technical director and lead specifications writer.
Jonathan Peet, RLA ASLA
Jonathan is a registered landscape architect with 25 years of experience managing and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to provide design services for municipal, commercial, and institutional clients. He has worked from conceptual design through construction observation on a diverse range of projects, including complex transportation and greenspace works.
His focus is on public landscapes that foster community, create common ground, and strengthen ecological connections.
Mary Martin
Mary is a landscape designer with a background in art, urban gardening, community building, and public space design. Her experience includes projects ranging from small scale residential to neighborhood design, and from wayfinding to glamping.
Working with native plants to create dynamic landscapes that change over time, she enjoys fostering relationships between people and plants through ecological design.
Laura Seib, RLA ASLA
Laura is a registered landscape architect focused on the creation of vibrant, sustainable public spaces that negotiate the boundary between the natural and built environments. She brings technical expertise, artistic sensibility, and environmental stewardship to her work.
Contributing to a diverse portfolio of public and institutional projects across all phases of design and at a wide range of scales, Laura’s experience reflects a strong commitment to creating spaces that are reslient, community centered, and deeply rooted in ecology and culture.
Peter J. Trowbridge, RLA FASLA
Peter Trowbridge has enjoyed an illustrious career in landscape architecture spanning nearly fifty years. With one foot each in academia and professional practice, Peter has taught and nurtured hundreds of landscape architects. First and foremost, Peter served as professor of landscape architecture at Cornell University for over forty years, twenty of which he served as department chair.
As founding principal of Trowbridge Wolf Michaels Landscape Architects, Peter provided design leadership to a firm renowned for its expertise throughout New York State and beyond.