Abby is a dedicated landscape architect with nearly 10 years of experience working on diverse projects across the nation. Her expertise spans landscape architecture and urban design, with a particular focus on integrating community feedback and ethnographic research into her design processes. Abby has collaborated with a broad range of consultants and clients to deliver thoughtful, sustainable, and environmentally responsible designs connecting people with place. Her portfolio includes a diverse set of projects, from urban parks to large-scale environmental and land reclamation efforts.

Abby earned her graduate degree in landscape architecture from Kansas State University, where she developed her passion for using stakeholder engagement to influence placemaking. Throughout her career, she has worked on projects of various scales, always applying a contextual lens of social and environmental sensitivity.

Outside of her professional life, Abby is passionate about running, traveling, and exploring natural landscapes through movement, which continue to inspire her work.

“I chose landscape architecture because it blends the study of society with the natural world, crafting spaces that elevate the beauty of the environment and also enrich people’s lives. I’m happiest when designing landscapes that nurture a deeper connection to nature and strengthen the social fabric of communities. Through thoughtful design, I strive to create environments that inspire appreciation for the natural world—spaces where people and nature coexist in harmony, adding more meaning, joy, and connection to everyday life.”