As a landscape designer and project manager, Victor advocates for vibrant public spaces that foster connection and nourish the human spirit. This work is guided by a consensus-driven approach and conviction that details matter—from early collaborative workshops through the final built work. He sees every site as a chance to strengthen the bonds between a community and its environment, partnering closely with clients to develop creative, contextual, and responsible landscapes. His drive to make places that make a difference is evident in projects like the Fairleigh Dickinson University Bridge, the Lion’s Pride Park, and the Overbrook Environmental Education Center. 

 

From the southwest to the northeast, Victor has garnered extensive experience in a variety of regulatory environments across a wide range of project types, and has held positions on multiple professional advisory boards as an active member of the American Society of Landscape Architects. These days, when Victor's outside the office, he continues to live these guiding values — whether he's pitching in at the local community theater or exploring new places with his daughter, who inspires him daily to help the world become a better, kinder, and more colorful place. 

 

Victor holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from the University of New Mexico and a BA in Fine Arts and Visual Culture from the University of Southern California.