Planet Vectorworks

For the landscape architects at The Office of James Burnett (OJB), each project is about creating spaces that are individually suited to their unique environments and end users, which is a creative philosophy that 18-year OJB veteran Ronald “Chip” Trageser, ASLA, knows inside and out. In his 25 years of experience in the landscape architecture profession, Trageser has refined a design technique that combines this placemaking approach with an environmental consciousness. Read More

Topics: ASLA, ASLA Fellow 2015, awards, Brochstein Pavilion, Chip Trageser, Community, FASLA, inspiration, Landmark, Landscape, OJB, Rice University, Ronald Trageser, The Office of James Burnett, Vectorworks Landmark