Tim is a strategic problem solver who uses design and planning to improve how people experience outdoor spaces. With almost a decade of experience, he combines systems thinking, storytelling, and measurable goals to turn broad challenges into focused decisions.

His work spans the full project arc, from early visioning and strategy through documentation and construction. Across landscapes, campuses, districts, and public spaces, Tim aligns multidisciplinary teams, tests decisions against project goals, and explores how movement, ecology, and public life can work together to support people, strengthen living systems, and help places grow stronger over time.

Tim earned a Master of Urban Design from Washington University in St. Louis as a Sam Fox Ambassadors Fellow. He holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Iowa State University and currently serves as president-elect of the St. Louis Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.