March 21, 2017

Landscape Alexandria Scotland

Chris is a design leader with over 20 years of experience in training of landscape design in London, Tokyo, and Cambridge. An extensive social perspective and a conviction that the created landscape is able to change our day to day lives underpin Chris’ work. He's an expert when you look at the usage of vegetation in design and has taught an introduction to sowing design at Harvard’s Graduate class of Design since 2010.

Chris’ current tasks consist of numerous master programs including the MIT East Campus Master Arrange, the University of Washington Seattle Campus Framework Arrange, Harvard University's typical Spaces Master Plan, as well as the Holly Shores Master Arrange in Austin, TX. His design projects consist of a residence in Martha’s Vineyard, a visitor center for the historic Drayton Hall in Charleston, SC, the landscape for five brand new biotech research structures during the Alexandria Center in Cambridge, MA in addition to white-water Canoe Center for the London 2012 Olympics.

Initially from England, Chris obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Landscape Architecture with honors from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland. He got a Master of Landscape Architecture from Harvard’s Graduate class of Design, where he could be today a Visiting Professor in Landscape Architecture. He has been a guest critic at Rhode Island School of Design, the University of Illinois, and Harvard’s Graduate class of Design.