01 / Urban Ecology
Monsoon Commons
A public landscape that turns seasonal stormwater into a visible civic resource through planted terraces and shaded paths.
I design landscapes that feel discovered rather than installed, resilient places where ecology, movement and everyday life meet.
Enter the landscape ↘Every project begins with reading the ground: water, shade, soil, species, climate and the rituals already happening there. The result is a landscape with character, generous to people and tougher on the elements.
A public landscape that turns seasonal stormwater into a visible civic resource through planted terraces and shaded paths.
A layered garden built around heat reduction, native planting and slow transitions between private and shared space.
A flood-adaptive promenade where wetlands, seating and movement corridors create a changing edge condition.
A low-maintenance retreat using orchard planting, tactile paths and framed views to make nature the architecture.
Leading landscape concepts, site strategies and multidisciplinary coordination across public and private projects.
Developed planting plans, public-realm studies and construction documentation for climate-conscious urban landscapes.
Residential gardens, competitions and small public interventions with an emphasis on materiality and local ecology.
"Good landscapes become better with time."
I am a landscape architect interested in the productive space between architecture and ecology. My work combines clear spatial thinking with planting, water and material systems that can evolve naturally.