CELEBRATING OUR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE TEAM
RECOGNIZING OUR TEAM WHO BRING THE BEST DESIGNS TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
April was World Landscape Architecture month, so it’s the perfect time to recognize our outstanding team, who bring the best in Landscape Architecture professionalism to our clients. Integrated Consulting is lucky to have Elliot Shibley, RLA and Evan Lescanec providing unique and thoughtful designs for a range of project types.
“OFFERING OUR CLIENTS IN-HOUSE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN SERVICES PROVIDES A LEVEL OF SKILL AND EXPERTISE THAT ENHANCES OUR SERVICE OFFERINGS”
Evan Lescanec is a Staff Landscape Architect at IC and brings his vision for attractive natural spaces to his design work. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Landscape Architecture from Delaware Valley University, Evan’s experience includes site design, planting design, site grading, and civil engineering for land development.
Offering our clients in-house Landscape Architecture design services provides a level of skill and expertise that enhances our service offerings over traditional civil engineering and design firms. Elliot and Evan focus on creating custom landscape designs that include non-invasive and native plantings to create sustainable and striking designs. Their work includes managing stormwater run-off with low-impact stormwater BMPs, analyzing existing sites to develop master plans or concept plans, and executing the final design to bring a customer’s vision to life.
As Project Manager and Partner at IC, Elliot Shibley, RLA develops beautiful and appropriate designs for projects from small-scale streetscape revitalizations to large-scale mixed use and community developments. Elliot holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture and a Bachelor of Arts focused on Geography from Penn State University. His thoughtful designs work to enhance the native environment at every IC project site.
The ultimate goal for our Landscape Architecture staff, as well as the entire team at Integrated Consulting, is to offer our clients more. Our staff works hard to create plans that encompass the best design practices, address social requirements, and create value within the surrounding community.