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Posted: January 13, 2017
Louw joins Warner Larson Landscape Architects as a landscape designer
Andrew Louw, Larson Landscape ArchitectsBoston, MA According to Warner Larson Landscape Architects, Andrew Louw has joined their team. Louw, a landscape designer, holds graduate degrees in landscape architecture and community planning from the University of Oregon and a bachelor of arts in human ecology from College of the Atlantic.
Louw is committed to design that reveal’s a landscape’s cultural and ecological narratives through careful observation and creative interpretation.
Before joining Warner Larson, Louw worked at Beals and Thomas, Berkshire Design Group, and the Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation.
Warner Larson is an award-winning landscape architecture firm integrating comprehensive site design, engineering and permitting services for academic institutions, athletic facilities, parks & playgrounds, commercial developments and residential projects. Their mission is to understand and articulate each client’s objectives up front through open communication about the project program, budget and schedule and to deliver functional, innovative and sustainable solutions that exceed expectations.
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