Dorothy Bothwell, RLA

A Licensed Landscape Architect, Dorothy’s career has spanned more than two decades.  Her visionary practice revolves around the core concept of transcending boundaries between landscape, art, architecture, and ecology.  She holds a master’s degree in landscape architecture from the University of Virginia, where she won the ASLA merit award, and she holds a bachelor’s degree in fine arts and art history from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Dorothy was raised in Zurich, Switzerland, and her work is informed by the time she spent wandering through the streets of the Niederdorf, climbing volcanoes in Italy and hiking in the alps. Dorothy’s professional journey has included Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Nelson Byrd Woltz, Walker Macy, and New York City Parks, where she produced urban and restoration projects throughout the 5 boroughs. Her contribution through private firms included municipal, commercial, and private projects.

Dorothy has won national and local awards for her work.

These awards include:

Carnegie Hill House: National ASLA Honor Award, Mid-Atlantic States AIA Merit Award, New York State ASLA Honor Award

Darien, CT: CT ASLA Merit Award

Weston, CT: CT ASLA Merit Award

Medlock Ames Tasting Room: National ASLA Honor Award, New York ASLA Honor Award, Mid-Atlantic States AIA Award

Nick Overall, RLA

Nick, a graduate of the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program at the University of Florida, holds licenses in both Oregon and Washington. With 11 years of professional experience in Oregon, he has honed his skills in residential and commercial project management, with a wide range of budgets. Nick's expertise includes design, public presentation, construction administration, and navigating permitting processes with city agencies in Portland and other jurisdictions. His portfolio encompasses a diverse array of projects, including urban places of worship, waterfront docks and piers, swimming pool design, and site design and grading for a substantial 2-acre, 85-unit affordable housing development in California.

Nick has worked in New York metropolitan areas and Connecticut. His contributions include designing parks and open space projects for notable clients such as New York City Parks, NYC DEP, NYC School Construction Authority, Yale University, and The Staten Island Bluebelt. He has also lent his talents to a range of commercial clients, spanning from retail banks to country clubs.