PROFILE

Founded in 2012, Travis Van Liere Studio is a progressive landscape architecture and urban design practice committed to the creation of innovative and transformative landscapes. Our work includes diverse projects of various scales and award-winning designs for excellence and sustainability. We are dedicated to the design and construction of projects, which engage their context and community and are influenced by people and place. The success of our practice is due to our clear design vision and dedication to all our clients.


PHILOSOPHY

Innovative and transformative landscape architecture is created through the integration of landscape, ecology, art, and architecture. It is ingrained in context, clarity, craft, and collaboration. Our designs focus on the relationship between people and landscape. We understand the details of a place that make it functional, engaging, and environmentally sustainable. We are dedicated to design innovation, research, and refinement that is rooted in the historical context of a given site. The landscapes that we create are simple, distinct, and beautiful. We are committed to a culture of collaboration between clients and designers and to the long-term environmental stewardship of our landscapes. We are a family-oriented practice that takes designing for future generations seriously. 


EXPERIENCE

Extensive experience in the field of landscape architecture, sustainability, and site design, paired with the ability to reflect the spirit of place are trademarks of TVLS. Principal and founder, Travis Van Liere, has over 23 years of working experience throughout the United States and internationally. Travis has collaborated on large cultural projects such as a Desert Interpretive Center within 4,000 acres of property along the historic Santa Fe Trail. He guided the challenge of preserving 1,000 acres in Montana for the Butte Heritage Center Project, which included 800 acres along the fringes of an active copper mine. He led design efforts for the Welland International Flatwater Centre - a 100-acre master plan for the 2015 Toronto Pan Am Games International Flatwater Course that will be used as an international water sports event venue and training facility for Team Canada.