Daniel brings over 12 years of experience in landscape architecture, managing projects across a wide range of scales and typologies, including public spaces, community parks, sports fields, and multi-family residential developments. He has extensive experience in community outreach and values inclusive engagement as a key component in creating thoughtful, user-centered designs that foster a sense of ownership.

A former chemical engineer with 15 years of professional experience, Daniel was drawn to landscape architecture for its unique integration of design and technical rigor in shaping meaningful, tangible spaces. He applies a disciplined and analytical approach to his work, while embracing a collaborative design process that brings together clients, communities, and multidisciplinary teams to deliver enduring and impactful places.

Outside of work, Daniel enjoys swimming, fishing, sharing meals with friends and family, and exploring diverse cultures.

Education
Masters of Landscape Architecture, UC Berkeley

B.S., Chemical Engineering, West Virginia University