Jessica Brown

Senior Associate

Jessica has been working with people to preserve and strengthen their access and connection to land in various ways since the early 2000s when she started as community organizer around agricultural trade and local food issues. Jessica transitioned to Landscape Architecture because of her love for design, something that her mother, an architect, fostered in her from an early age. She hopes that through her work she can be part of shaping the land, the way we live on it and the way we live with each other.

 

Jessica holds a Master’s Degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies from Cornell University. She has practiced Landscape Architecture both in the United States and Europe, working on historic preservation, public parks, urban development, campuses and residential projects. She has been a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania and the Boston Architecture College.